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<blockquote data-quote="elliottmc" data-source="post: 137909" data-attributes="member: 14268">Hi,Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. I was thinking power supply, but AberDino's comments make me think that it is more likely to be the Nova-t 500 drivers. I will try to make sense of a memory dump if possible.Did replacing the standard drivers with Microsoft drivers help the situation? I did consider this, but figured that it was quite a complicated procedure and might mess with my other USB devices. If it helped you, I guess I should try it.Hauppauge don't seem to have a great reputation for fixing things.I have a second one of these cards in my server running TV engine 3 on and NVidia chipset motherboard. I've left the TV running on it to see if it is stable. If it is, it could be due to differences in the motherboard or the new TV engine, but at that point I could just replace the motherboard.Best wishes,Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elliottmc, post: 137909, member: 14268"] Hi, Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. I was thinking power supply, but AberDino's comments make me think that it is more likely to be the Nova-t 500 drivers. I will try to make sense of a memory dump if possible. Did replacing the standard drivers with Microsoft drivers help the situation? I did consider this, but figured that it was quite a complicated procedure and might mess with my other USB devices. If it helped you, I guess I should try it. Hauppauge don't seem to have a great reputation for fixing things. I have a second one of these cards in my server running TV engine 3 on and NVidia chipset motherboard. I've left the TV running on it to see if it is stable. If it is, it could be due to differences in the motherboard or the new TV engine, but at that point I could just replace the motherboard. Best wishes, Mark [/QUOTE]

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