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<blockquote data-quote="Douwedijkstr" data-source="post: 226567" data-attributes="member: 63327">I am now one step further in making my HVR-1300 work with Mediaportal using the S-video in. Everything works, I get the correct signal and the image is fine. However, the audio and video are completely out of sync (some 3 seconds difference), which I think are due to the MPEG-2 DXVA of the HVR. How can I disable DXVA for Mediaportal? I disabled DXVA in 'Primary.exe' which was installed together with the other Hauppauge software, but it's enabled again after Mediaportal has started. Anyone able to help me out?BTW, I need to mention that both audio &amp; video are first sent to my AV-receiver, from where Audio is decoded by the receiver and the video is passed through to the TV-card. In other words, the solution 'just stick the audio into the TV-card too' isn't really a solution for me (also because the video of my game console is attached that way and while I don't mind watching TV a few seconds later after the signal enters, gaming is impossible with a few seconds delay...).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Douwedijkstr, post: 226567, member: 63327"] I am now one step further in making my HVR-1300 work with Mediaportal using the S-video in. Everything works, I get the correct signal and the image is fine. However, the audio and video are completely out of sync (some 3 seconds difference), which I think are due to the MPEG-2 DXVA of the HVR. How can I disable DXVA for Mediaportal? I disabled DXVA in 'Primary.exe' which was installed together with the other Hauppauge software, but it's enabled again after Mediaportal has started. Anyone able to help me out? BTW, I need to mention that both audio & video are first sent to my AV-receiver, from where Audio is decoded by the receiver and the video is passed through to the TV-card. In other words, the solution 'just stick the audio into the TV-card too' isn't really a solution for me (also because the video of my game console is attached that way and while I don't mind watching TV a few seconds later after the signal enters, gaming is impossible with a few seconds delay...). [/QUOTE]

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