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<blockquote data-quote="StarTV" data-source="post: 241967" data-attributes="member: 67767"><p>Thanks for the prompt reply!</p><p></p><p>By 'tidied up' I meant that I basically inserted paragraph return at the end of each string so that it resembled the DTV1000T definition. I did so because when I copied your def from the web page into notepad it was pasted as one long string. Would leaving the long sting make a difference? Or a paragraphs and spacings critical?</p><p></p><p>I tried both inserting the def just after the DTV1000t entry as well as right at the end of the file but had no joy in both instances (I did insert the definition between the </capturecards> tags). I'll give it another try on the weekend including checking the Device ID's. If I get stuck I'll post again. </p><p></p><p>The reason that i wanted to know which driver your friend was using was to determine if the issue was the driver matching up with the def file . I read in another post that a bloke had a similar problem with another leadtek card and resolved it by changing to an earlier driver version.</p><p></p><p>Anyhow, I'll do this methodically and start with your suggestions.</p><p></p><p>Thanks!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StarTV, post: 241967, member: 67767"] Thanks for the prompt reply! By 'tidied up' I meant that I basically inserted paragraph return at the end of each string so that it resembled the DTV1000T definition. I did so because when I copied your def from the web page into notepad it was pasted as one long string. Would leaving the long sting make a difference? Or a paragraphs and spacings critical? I tried both inserting the def just after the DTV1000t entry as well as right at the end of the file but had no joy in both instances (I did insert the definition between the </capturecards> tags). I'll give it another try on the weekend including checking the Device ID's. If I get stuck I'll post again. The reason that i wanted to know which driver your friend was using was to determine if the issue was the driver matching up with the def file . I read in another post that a bloke had a similar problem with another leadtek card and resolved it by changing to an earlier driver version. Anyhow, I'll do this methodically and start with your suggestions. Thanks!! [/QUOTE]
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