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<blockquote data-quote="Jaws" data-source="post: 773324" data-attributes="member: 105728">AW: TeVii S480 Dual DVB-S2 HDTV PCIe supported?Hi again guys,i found some time to analyze what really happened, when i installed the skystar driver over my TeVii driver and suddenly had a working tuner for Pro7, Sat1 and kabel1 (all are german tv stations that gave me problems with the tevii).I searched my system and found 15 files to be registered with the tevii s480 card. On the driver disc there are only two of them.Therefore i thought the OS must deliver 13 files by itself. Checking the version numbers reveals that some are version 5.1.2600.something and some are 5.3.2600.something where i assume '5.1.2600' is the OS number, '5.1' being XP and '2600' being SP3, while '.something' must be the build number of the individual file.So far so good. All files on my XP disc are version 5.1.2600.something and on disc there are at least 5 file having version number 5.3.2600.something. These files are \win\system32\bdaplgin.ax, \win\system32\drivers\kstvtune.ax, ~\kswdmcap.ax, ~\ksxbar.ax, ~\msyuv.dll, ~\PsisDecd.dll and ~\PsisRudr.axAt the moment my theory is that the installation program for the skystar drivers delivered newer versions for the above files and that this solved my problem. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Jaws</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaws, post: 773324, member: 105728"] [b]AW: TeVii S480 Dual DVB-S2 HDTV PCIe supported?[/b] Hi again guys, i found some time to analyze what really happened, when i installed the skystar driver over my TeVii driver and suddenly had a working tuner for Pro7, Sat1 and kabel1 (all are german tv stations that gave me problems with the tevii). I searched my system and found 15 files to be registered with the tevii s480 card. On the driver disc there are only two of them. Therefore i thought the OS must deliver 13 files by itself. Checking the version numbers reveals that some are version 5.1.2600.something and some are 5.3.2600.something where i assume '5.1.2600' is the OS number, '5.1' being XP and '2600' being SP3, while '.something' must be the build number of the individual file. So far so good. All files on my XP disc are version 5.1.2600.something and on disc there are at least 5 file having version number 5.3.2600.something. These files are \win\system32\bdaplgin.ax, \win\system32\drivers\kstvtune.ax, ~\kswdmcap.ax, ~\ksxbar.ax, ~\msyuv.dll, ~\PsisDecd.dll and ~\PsisRudr.ax At the moment my theory is that the installation program for the skystar drivers delivered newer versions for the above files and that this solved my problem. :) Jaws [/QUOTE]

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