Memory Read / Write errors while scanning for channels (1 Viewer)

[Graniet]

TV-Server Version: V 1.0 RC 2
Media portal Skin: Standard
Windows Version: Xp proffesional SP3
CPU Type: Pentium 4 2.8Ghz
HDD: Western Digital
Memory: 1 Gb Samsung RIMM (direct rambus)
Motherboard: Asus PT 533-C
Video Card: Nvidia Geforce 2 MX 400
Video Card Driver: Nvidia
Sound Card: Soundblaster Audigy Live
1. TV Card: Twinhan Mantis 1034 DVB-S Sat Ci
1. TV Card Type: DVBS
1. TV Card Driver: BDA 1.0.3.0
MPEG2 Video Codec: Cyberlink
MPEG2 Audio Codec: Cyberlink
h.264 Video Codec: Cyberlink
Satelite/CableTV Provider: TV Vlaanderen
Cooling: Arctic Cooling
Power Supply: Antec Silent 400 W
LNB: Canal Digital Duo Twin LNB

Hello everyone,

I am having some memory call problems while configuring Mediaportal / TV server V 1.0 RC 2. When I start scanning for channels in the -autotune tab -> edit capture card- the program always stops and then windows returns a error
saying that a read or write (i have had them both) error has occured on memory adress 0xXXXXXXXXX . The numbers are always different memory adresses.
When I start the scan, it all looks OK, you can tell by the counter that a lot of TV and Radio channels are found, but before the progress bar is halfway, I get the memory message error.

I have already checked the memory with memtest and ran scans for virusses and spyware, but everything looks OK. Also, Mediaportal is the only program that causes this on my PC. I guess that if there was a hardware failure or something other programs would also cause this.

If anyone can help me with this problem, I would be very grateful ! The program looks very promising and I would
really like to use it for the HTPC I am building.

Thanks

 

[tourettes]

Are all requirements full filled? GeneralRequirements - MediaPortal Wiki Documentation Especially the DVB hotfix.

 

[Graniet]

Thanks for the reply !

You may be right, I overlooked the BDA/DVB hotfix. I will install it first thing in the morning and let you know the results.

 

[Graniet]

OK,

That solved it ! (maybe I should read better...RTFM they callthis sometimes)

Thanks a lot for the fast reply