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<blockquote data-quote="C.44" data-source="post: 752715" data-attributes="member: 65053">Re: Fresh install HDTV works. Reboot pc, nothing but corrupted frames. SDTV fine thouWell adding to the weirdness again. Turns out i don't have to shut it down to corrupt the signal again. I just rescanned and had it working in MP TV Server config using the preview button again (HDTV encrypted H.264) and then i tried the FireDTV Viewer that installs itself when you install the drivers for the card. While still got a picture in MP i didn't get one in FireDTV Viewer, so i tuned into the same channel anyway and hit record. After&nbsp; a minute or so i stopped the recording and went looking for it on my harddrive. Found it, opened it with VLC and got nothing but corruption. Intrigued i started the MP TV Server Config again, tried watching the same encrypted HDTV channel (H.264) and that's corrupted again as well.I know WinXP doesn't like 5.6 or 5.7 driverversion one bit (doesn't recognize the card with it in the &quot;device manager&quot;) so i'm going to install 7 once again to try and see if either of those drivers can actually do anything at all for me. I will make a backup of my logs first though this time around.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C.44, post: 752715, member: 65053"] [b]Re: Fresh install HDTV works. Reboot pc, nothing but corrupted frames. SDTV fine thou[/b] Well adding to the weirdness again. Turns out i don't have to shut it down to corrupt the signal again. I just rescanned and had it working in MP TV Server config using the preview button again (HDTV encrypted H.264) and then i tried the FireDTV Viewer that installs itself when you install the drivers for the card. While still got a picture in MP i didn't get one in FireDTV Viewer, so i tuned into the same channel anyway and hit record. After a minute or so i stopped the recording and went looking for it on my harddrive. Found it, opened it with VLC and got nothing but corruption. Intrigued i started the MP TV Server Config again, tried watching the same encrypted HDTV channel (H.264) and that's corrupted again as well. I know WinXP doesn't like 5.6 or 5.7 driverversion one bit (doesn't recognize the card with it in the "device manager") so i'm going to install 7 once again to try and see if either of those drivers can actually do anything at all for me. I will make a backup of my logs first though this time around. [/QUOTE]

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