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<blockquote data-quote="goulin" data-source="post: 282049" data-attributes="member: 77069">Hi Craig,Yeah, my card is a PCI card (DTV2000H).&nbsp; It is the Version J one (<a href="http://www.leadtek.com/eng/tv_tuner/overview.asp?lineid=6&amp;pronameid=252" target="_blank">Leadtek - We make dreams a reality</a>).&nbsp; I really didn't do anything other than install Windows XP and plug in the remote sensor cable.&nbsp; I made sure S3 was enabled in my BIOS, and also had 'Resume on PME' enabled in the BIOS (under Advanced Power Management) - both were on by default in the BIOS on my motherboard.&nbsp; Also, I put the PC together myself, so I followed step by step and made sure all the cables were plugged onto the motherboard and that they were plugged the right way (and almost broke the processor fan&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" />).Not sure what else I can say to help... it just works for me.&nbsp; Try looking at my manual, because it had a really good section on it at the end (from page 47 onwards):<a href="http://www.leadtek.com/eng/tv_tuner/manual.asp?manulineid=44&amp;pronameid=252&amp;lineid=6&amp;act=4" target="_blank">Leadtek - We make dreams a reality</a>Meanwhile, my build is not going anywhere.&nbsp; I tried to put together a Windows XP + WinPVR2 solution, but I have 3 problems: 1) PowerDVD won't recognise Stop and skip chapters from the remote, 2) I can't schedule a recording from the remote control, 3) Whenever I plug Foxtel into the TV tuner via the Composite cable, it crashes my Foxtel box (I don't think I can use S-Video because I am using SCART - Component to my TV, so I have Fox set to YUV, and when I connect SCART - S-Video to my PC, Fox comes through in black and white).The reason I tried to do an XP solution was that I wanted to wait for the full release of MP to come out and use that as an interim solution, but I might use MCE2005 and then move to MP when the full release comes out.I hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="goulin, post: 282049, member: 77069"] Hi Craig, Yeah, my card is a PCI card (DTV2000H). It is the Version J one ([url=http://www.leadtek.com/eng/tv_tuner/overview.asp?lineid=6&pronameid=252]Leadtek - We make dreams a reality[/url]). I really didn't do anything other than install Windows XP and plug in the remote sensor cable. I made sure S3 was enabled in my BIOS, and also had 'Resume on PME' enabled in the BIOS (under Advanced Power Management) - both were on by default in the BIOS on my motherboard. Also, I put the PC together myself, so I followed step by step and made sure all the cables were plugged onto the motherboard and that they were plugged the right way (and almost broke the processor fan :P). Not sure what else I can say to help... it just works for me. Try looking at my manual, because it had a really good section on it at the end (from page 47 onwards): [url=http://www.leadtek.com/eng/tv_tuner/manual.asp?manulineid=44&pronameid=252&lineid=6&act=4]Leadtek - We make dreams a reality[/url] Meanwhile, my build is not going anywhere. I tried to put together a Windows XP + WinPVR2 solution, but I have 3 problems: 1) PowerDVD won't recognise Stop and skip chapters from the remote, 2) I can't schedule a recording from the remote control, 3) Whenever I plug Foxtel into the TV tuner via the Composite cable, it crashes my Foxtel box (I don't think I can use S-Video because I am using SCART - Component to my TV, so I have Fox set to YUV, and when I connect SCART - S-Video to my PC, Fox comes through in black and white). The reason I tried to do an XP solution was that I wanted to wait for the full release of MP to come out and use that as an interim solution, but I might use MCE2005 and then move to MP when the full release comes out. I hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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