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<blockquote data-quote="Rien59" data-source="post: 66510" data-attributes="member: 13173"><p>Hi Callifo</p><p></p><p>Thank you very much for doing all of this to help me solving my problem.</p><p></p><p>I do have an other graphicscard, a Point of View NVIDIA Geforce 4 MX 4000 128 MB DDR, that's in the PC I am working on now. You think that it will do the job better?</p><p></p><p>My first theory is that I think that the XGI Volari is very sensitive on the exact voltage. When it is decoding a video, what it is doing very well on that moment, and I give a command by the Marmitek RF USB remote, there is a little drop in voltage and the decoder stops working.(I could not measure this of course, it's a theory) </p><p></p><p>My second theory is that the Creative Audigy 4 is using a lot of resources because I installed all the software that was on the CD. In the startup process I saw a lot of Creative programs starting up with Windows. May be it's a better thing to deinstall all this stuff and only install the naked driver.</p><p></p><p>The powersupply of my HTPC is an old 300 Watt brandless one and I think that it can't do its job very well anymore. I modified it a little by changing the 80 mm fan for an 120 mm and I positioned this one in the bottomplate of the powersupply casing.</p><p>But as I wrote I ordered for a new powersupply that I expect within a few days. </p><p></p><p>Because my HTPC is a very special one, I made a special TV cabinet with the PC inside and the powersupply and DVDplayer outside of the actual PC-housing, it is more work to change the graphicscard than in an ordinairy PC. (If you like to see photographs of it, send me your e-mailadress)</p><p></p><p>When the powersupply arrives I first will exchange the old one and look what happens. If there is no difference I will deinstall all the Creative stuff and see what this will do. If this isn't of any influence I will exchange the graphicscards.</p><p></p><p>I 'll keep you informed </p><p></p><p>Rien.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rien59, post: 66510, member: 13173"] Hi Callifo Thank you very much for doing all of this to help me solving my problem. I do have an other graphicscard, a Point of View NVIDIA Geforce 4 MX 4000 128 MB DDR, that's in the PC I am working on now. You think that it will do the job better? My first theory is that I think that the XGI Volari is very sensitive on the exact voltage. When it is decoding a video, what it is doing very well on that moment, and I give a command by the Marmitek RF USB remote, there is a little drop in voltage and the decoder stops working.(I could not measure this of course, it's a theory) My second theory is that the Creative Audigy 4 is using a lot of resources because I installed all the software that was on the CD. In the startup process I saw a lot of Creative programs starting up with Windows. May be it's a better thing to deinstall all this stuff and only install the naked driver. The powersupply of my HTPC is an old 300 Watt brandless one and I think that it can't do its job very well anymore. I modified it a little by changing the 80 mm fan for an 120 mm and I positioned this one in the bottomplate of the powersupply casing. But as I wrote I ordered for a new powersupply that I expect within a few days. Because my HTPC is a very special one, I made a special TV cabinet with the PC inside and the powersupply and DVDplayer outside of the actual PC-housing, it is more work to change the graphicscard than in an ordinairy PC. (If you like to see photographs of it, send me your e-mailadress) When the powersupply arrives I first will exchange the old one and look what happens. If there is no difference I will deinstall all the Creative stuff and see what this will do. If this isn't of any influence I will exchange the graphicscards. I 'll keep you informed Rien. [/QUOTE]
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