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<blockquote data-quote="Wombat-UK" data-source="post: 161875" data-attributes="member: 26960"><p>There seems to be a problem with the Hauppauge driver installation application with my PC setup with two cards. </p><p>After some more investigation and searching on the web, I found a post on the Hauppauge forum which then led me to the GB-PVR forum (<a href="http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?t=20998&page=3" target="_blank">http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?t=20998&page=3</a>) where someone with three HVR-1300 cards had problems and was indicating that it was a PCI slot and MAC address issue which was resolved by editing MAC addresses in the registry . </p><p>Now I didn't actually try the edit, since I couldn't match what I saw in the registry with either of my card's MAC address, but that led me to decide to open my computer and remove the Nova-T card and see if I could get the HVR-1300 to work by itself. After a HCWclear and driver install with just the HVR-1300, it worked, I could get analogue and DVB-T. So I then put back the Nova-T card did another HCWclear and re-install of drivers and it was back to the 'Unable to ....' on the analogue. It didn't matter the order of the cards in the PCI slots.</p><p>So it definitely seemed like a conflict with the two cards, but others have this combination working, so it must be peculiar to my setup. </p><p>I then went to Windows Device Manager and software uninstalled the Nova-T, shown as Hauppauge WinTV 88x (DVB-T+IR), then scanned for hardware changes, the PC found the Nova-T and automatically installed the drivers and I had my two cards working on DVB-T and also the HVR-1300 card with analogue.</p><p>Happy days!!!</p><p>So thank you for your replies, they have led me to learn some more about GraphEdit and maybe I'll even try some other skins since they obviously have some different menu options. Oh, to answer the question about exactly which card I have, my HVR-1300 is the MCE version model number 96559 rev C5A0 and the Nova-T is model 90002 rev C176 .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wombat-UK, post: 161875, member: 26960"] There seems to be a problem with the Hauppauge driver installation application with my PC setup with two cards. After some more investigation and searching on the web, I found a post on the Hauppauge forum which then led me to the GB-PVR forum ([url]http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?t=20998&page=3[/url]) where someone with three HVR-1300 cards had problems and was indicating that it was a PCI slot and MAC address issue which was resolved by editing MAC addresses in the registry . Now I didn't actually try the edit, since I couldn't match what I saw in the registry with either of my card's MAC address, but that led me to decide to open my computer and remove the Nova-T card and see if I could get the HVR-1300 to work by itself. After a HCWclear and driver install with just the HVR-1300, it worked, I could get analogue and DVB-T. So I then put back the Nova-T card did another HCWclear and re-install of drivers and it was back to the 'Unable to ....' on the analogue. It didn't matter the order of the cards in the PCI slots. So it definitely seemed like a conflict with the two cards, but others have this combination working, so it must be peculiar to my setup. I then went to Windows Device Manager and software uninstalled the Nova-T, shown as Hauppauge WinTV 88x (DVB-T+IR), then scanned for hardware changes, the PC found the Nova-T and automatically installed the drivers and I had my two cards working on DVB-T and also the HVR-1300 card with analogue. Happy days!!! So thank you for your replies, they have led me to learn some more about GraphEdit and maybe I'll even try some other skins since they obviously have some different menu options. Oh, to answer the question about exactly which card I have, my HVR-1300 is the MCE version model number 96559 rev C5A0 and the Nova-T is model 90002 rev C176 . [/QUOTE]
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