WDM and 5600XT?

Under Windows XP Pro, I installed the WDM (2.26_wdm-vivo.exe) driver,
and the nvodia video (93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe) driver
and still Movie Maker doesn't see any sort of video caputre device.

I tried installing the WDM driver then the video driver, then video
versa. No luck.
Where am I going wrong?

Edward wrote on 19 Dec 2006 18:03:59 -0800:

Under Windows XP Pro, I installed the WDM (2.26_wdm-vivo.exe) driver,
and the nvodia video (93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe) driver
and still Movie Maker doesn't see any sort of video caputre device.

I tried installing the WDM driver then the video driver, then video
versa. No luck.
Where am I going wrong?

Are you sure you have a VIVO card? The WDM driver only works if you have a
VIVO port, you may have a TV out port which is only for outputting video,
not input (capture).

Dan

Spack wrote:
Edward wrote on 19 Dec 2006 18:03:59 -0800:

Under Windows XP Pro, I installed the WDM (2.26_wdm-vivo.exe) driver,
and the nvodia video (93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe) driver
and still Movie Maker doesn't see any sort of video caputre device.

I tried installing the WDM driver then the video driver, then video
versa. No luck.
Where am I going wrong?

Are you sure you have a VIVO card? The WDM driver only works if you have a
VIVO port, you may have a TV out port which is only for outputting video,
not input (capture).

Dan

I am 100% sure. I did it before, but thanks to a dead hard drive I had
the privilege of reinstalling Windows.

The 5600XT is NOT a video capture capable card.

--
DaveW

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Under Windows XP Pro, I installed the WDM (2.26_wdm-vivo.exe) driver,
and the nvodia video (93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe) driver
and still Movie Maker doesn't see any sort of video caputre device.

I tried installing the WDM driver then the video driver, then video
versa. No luck.
Where am I going wrong?

DaveW wrote:
The 5600XT is NOT a video capture capable card.

--
DaveW


Well ****.
Anyway... is there a chart that can tell me which chipsets support
video capturing?
Also, with nvidia's VIVO, can I capture at 720 x 480 (standard NTSC
resolution?)

if somebody plopped a PAL camcorder would I be able to gram some analog
video over that as well? I have some European family who might drop
by, and their cameras are somewhat older - they're not technologically
adept...

DaveW wrote on Wed, 20 Dec 2006 15:58:22 -0800:

The 5600XT is NOT a video capture capable card.

--
DaveW

And yet again you prove yourself an idiot.

http://www.chaintechusa.com/tw/eng/p...o=14&PISNo=241

So that card doesn't exist then, does it? Nor do any of the other 5600XT
cards with VIVO from MSI, PoV, etc.

Dan

Edward wrote on 20 Dec 2006 05:08:19 -0800:


Spack wrote:
Edward wrote on 19 Dec 2006 18:03:59 -0800:

Under Windows XP Pro, I installed the WDM (2.26_wdm-vivo.exe) driver,
and the nvodia video (93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe) driver
and still Movie Maker doesn't see any sort of video caputre device.

I tried installing the WDM driver then the video driver, then video
versa. No luck.
Where am I going wrong?

Are you sure you have a VIVO card? The WDM driver only works if you have
a VIVO port, you may have a TV out port which is only for outputting
video, not input (capture).

Dan

I am 100% sure. I did it before, but thanks to a dead hard drive I had
the privilege of reinstalling Windows.

It's possible that you need the nVidia drivers from the card manufacturer
rather than the universal nVidia driver set then - there may be additional
features added by the card manufacturer to enable the VIVO capabilities
correctly. I vaguely remember having strange problems with my old LeadTek
GF4200 VIVO card and having to use the LeadTek drivers to get it working,
but alas I no longer have the card to test if that is still the case.

Dan

Spack wrote:
Edward wrote on 20 Dec 2006 05:08:19 -0800:


Spack wrote:
Edward wrote on 19 Dec 2006 18:03:59 -0800:

Under Windows XP Pro, I installed the WDM (2.26_wdm-vivo.exe) driver,
and the nvodia video (93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe) driver
and still Movie Maker doesn't see any sort of video caputre device.

I tried installing the WDM driver then the video driver, then video
versa. No luck.
Where am I going wrong?

Are you sure you have a VIVO card? The WDM driver only works if you have
a VIVO port, you may have a TV out port which is only for outputting
video, not input (capture).

Dan

I am 100% sure. I did it before, but thanks to a dead hard drive I had
the privilege of reinstalling Windows.

It's possible that you need the nVidia drivers from the card manufacturer
rather than the universal nVidia driver set then - there may be additional
features added by the card manufacturer to enable the VIVO capabilities
correctly. I vaguely remember having strange problems with my old LeadTek
GF4200 VIVO card and having to use the LeadTek drivers to get it working,
but alas I no longer have the card to test if that is still the case.

Dan


****...

I guess its time to hit MSI's website.

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