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<blockquote data-quote="misterd" data-source="post: 222902" data-attributes="member: 19503">After reviewing the logs, I don't see any problems for the HVR-4000 except that you get the famous &quot;No Audio/Video error&quot;. But there are no reason why you have this problem.Chemelli has tested my patch successfully with a HVR-4000, mainconcept (Hauppauge) encoder and Vista. But if I remember correctly chemelli had the problem too when we tested the patch for the first time. I can't remember the solution for this problem.The Cinergy Hybrid XS shouldn't work at all with TvServer from what I can see in the log. There is an error in your log that is happening before my modifications in the graph building process. The server tries to find the audio and video output pins on the capture filter and can't find them there. Is the card working in TVE2? Or can you give me a screenshot of a working graph?Then perhaps I might be able to modify the code, so the server can detect the card too.MisterD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterd, post: 222902, member: 19503"] After reviewing the logs, I don't see any problems for the HVR-4000 except that you get the famous "No Audio/Video error". But there are no reason why you have this problem. Chemelli has tested my patch successfully with a HVR-4000, mainconcept (Hauppauge) encoder and Vista. But if I remember correctly chemelli had the problem too when we tested the patch for the first time. I can't remember the solution for this problem. The Cinergy Hybrid XS shouldn't work at all with TvServer from what I can see in the log. There is an error in your log that is happening before my modifications in the graph building process. The server tries to find the audio and video output pins on the capture filter and can't find them there. Is the card working in TVE2? Or can you give me a screenshot of a working graph? Then perhaps I might be able to modify the code, so the server can detect the card too. MisterD [/QUOTE]

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