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<blockquote data-quote="misterd" data-source="post: 637831" data-attributes="member: 19503">The TvServer checks for an MPEG-2 program stream pin on the capture filter and if that is the case, TvServer assumes that the card includes a hardware encoder.This is the line that indicates when TvServer find a MPEG-2 stream[code]analog: FindCapturePin succeeded.[/code]According to the information that you provided, I'm quite that your drivers are the root of all evil as it reports wrong information.&quot;No audio/video found&quot; means for analog cards, that our filter doesn't got enough combined audio/video material to start the transformation into a MPEG-2 transport stream. For digital cards it really means that TvServer has found video and/or audio data.Unfortunately there is no way to tell TvServer at the moment to use a specific software encoder or hardware encoder filter. Of course you could modify the source code in order to handle that.You could just comment out line 282-344 in Encoder.cs. That way TvServer won't try to use Hardware encoders.Perhaps if you provide information about the provided media types of all pin on the capture filter and a picture of the graph, we might be able to modify the code in general so that it can handle it automatically. But I must admit that currently I doubt that it will work.MisterD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterd, post: 637831, member: 19503"] The TvServer checks for an MPEG-2 program stream pin on the capture filter and if that is the case, TvServer assumes that the card includes a hardware encoder. This is the line that indicates when TvServer find a MPEG-2 stream [code] analog: FindCapturePin succeeded. [/code] According to the information that you provided, I'm quite that your drivers are the root of all evil as it reports wrong information. "No audio/video found" means for analog cards, that our filter doesn't got enough combined audio/video material to start the transformation into a MPEG-2 transport stream. For digital cards it really means that TvServer has found video and/or audio data. Unfortunately there is no way to tell TvServer at the moment to use a specific software encoder or hardware encoder filter. Of course you could modify the source code in order to handle that. You could just comment out line 282-344 in Encoder.cs. That way TvServer won't try to use Hardware encoders. Perhaps if you provide information about the provided media types of all pin on the capture filter and a picture of the graph, we might be able to modify the code in general so that it can handle it automatically. But I must admit that currently I doubt that it will work. MisterD [/QUOTE]

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