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<blockquote data-quote="Fjoms" data-source="post: 234088" data-attributes="member: 64800">I recently installed MP on a new computer, but the sound in the TV-card is not good. I have the Hauppauge! WinTV-PVR-150. The sound is slightly distorted, enough to make it rather annoying.The problem is not MP-specific, as it is the same with the software included with the TV-card (WinTV2000). Also, strangely enough, one TV channel has very bad signal for the picture. My regular TV is right next to the computer, using exactly the same signals, and has perfect sound and picture on all channels.Does anyone have experience or tips regarding problems like this? Do you think it is caused by a bad combination of software/drivers, or is it more likely to be a production error on my TV-card?My system consists of an Asus Pundit P1-AH2 Barebone (nForce430+Geforce6150 ,Socket-AM2) with an AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ 2.1GHz processor, 1GB ram, a Samsung SpinPoint SATA2 harddrive, and Samsung DVD recorder. I am running Windows XP Pro SP2.The problem has been there from the very start since I installed the system, also before I installed MP. I tried to search the web for similar problems, but didn't quite find anything that looks similar. That's why I suspect there to be a hardware problem with my card. Thought I should post here anyway, before I start the process of returning it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fjoms, post: 234088, member: 64800"] I recently installed MP on a new computer, but the sound in the TV-card is not good. I have the Hauppauge! WinTV-PVR-150. The sound is slightly distorted, enough to make it rather annoying. The problem is not MP-specific, as it is the same with the software included with the TV-card (WinTV2000). Also, strangely enough, one TV channel has very bad signal for the picture. My regular TV is right next to the computer, using exactly the same signals, and has perfect sound and picture on all channels. Does anyone have experience or tips regarding problems like this? Do you think it is caused by a bad combination of software/drivers, or is it more likely to be a production error on my TV-card? My system consists of an Asus Pundit P1-AH2 Barebone (nForce430+Geforce6150 ,Socket-AM2) with an AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ 2.1GHz processor, 1GB ram, a Samsung SpinPoint SATA2 harddrive, and Samsung DVD recorder. I am running Windows XP Pro SP2. The problem has been there from the very start since I installed the system, also before I installed MP. I tried to search the web for similar problems, but didn't quite find anything that looks similar. That's why I suspect there to be a hardware problem with my card. Thought I should post here anyway, before I start the process of returning it. [/QUOTE]

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