MediaPortal Version: 1.2.2
MediaPortal Skin: Default Wide
Windows Version: Windows 7 SP1 64 bit
CPU Type: AMD Athlon II X2 B26 3.2Ghz
HDD: Seagate 259g and Seagate 500g
Memory: 6Gb Kingston
Motherboard: Microsoft wireless
Video Card: ATI Radeon HD 4200 onboard
Video Card Driver: ATI 8.652.0.0
Sound Card: Reraltek onboard
Sound Card AC3: None
Sound Card Driver: 6.0.1.5886
1. TV Card: Hauppague HVR-2250
1. TV Card Type: Dual Analog ATSC/QAM
1. TV Card Driver: Hauppague 7.9.1.29297
HTPC Case: HP Pro6005 SFF
Cooling: Factory
Power Supply: Factory
Remote: StreamZap
Am trying to do the initial configuration of my TV card and it blue screens Windows 7 64 bit. Specifically I am just scanning the analog channels, I don't have any trouble with the digital ones... I have all Windows updates installed, the most current version of MediaPortal, all up to date drivers. I am able to view TV using Media Center with no trouble, it just fails when I scan for the configuration of analog stations. After it BSOD's, when I try to run the configuration again, it will just crash outright until I completely uninstall MP and try to configure again where it just repeats the same problem... It's getting frustrating!
A little additional information about my computer: It's a brand new HP Pro6005 SFF with 6Gb of RAM...
EDIT::
Thought... Would this be because of using 64 bit? Should I downrev to 32 bit???I love this software and had planned on donating if I could get it to work correctly with my system...
EDIT V2::
Okay, if anyone else is having the same problem or is following this thread, I *MAY* have a solution after fighting with this for hours. I found an alternate set of drivers and downreved. I have been successful in scanning 1 analog tuner and am about 1/3 the way through scanning the 2nd. I'll scan the digital tuners after and if all goes well, I will post my "fix"
EDIT V3 (The Next Day)::
Well, I scanned the channels on both analog tuners and one of the digital tuners then I started the last scan on the other digital tuner before going to bed. I got up and it scanned with no problems so I rebooted and went to work. I plan on testing tonight
EDIT V4 (A while later)::
It seems that my tuning nightmare has been resolved with the downreved driver set. If anyone is interested, when I get a chance I will post the fix on this thread.
MediaPortal Skin: Default Wide
Windows Version: Windows 7 SP1 64 bit
CPU Type: AMD Athlon II X2 B26 3.2Ghz
HDD: Seagate 259g and Seagate 500g
Memory: 6Gb Kingston
Motherboard: Microsoft wireless
Video Card: ATI Radeon HD 4200 onboard
Video Card Driver: ATI 8.652.0.0
Sound Card: Reraltek onboard
Sound Card AC3: None
Sound Card Driver: 6.0.1.5886
1. TV Card: Hauppague HVR-2250
1. TV Card Type: Dual Analog ATSC/QAM
1. TV Card Driver: Hauppague 7.9.1.29297
HTPC Case: HP Pro6005 SFF
Cooling: Factory
Power Supply: Factory
Remote: StreamZap
Am trying to do the initial configuration of my TV card and it blue screens Windows 7 64 bit. Specifically I am just scanning the analog channels, I don't have any trouble with the digital ones... I have all Windows updates installed, the most current version of MediaPortal, all up to date drivers. I am able to view TV using Media Center with no trouble, it just fails when I scan for the configuration of analog stations. After it BSOD's, when I try to run the configuration again, it will just crash outright until I completely uninstall MP and try to configure again where it just repeats the same problem... It's getting frustrating!
A little additional information about my computer: It's a brand new HP Pro6005 SFF with 6Gb of RAM...
EDIT::
Thought... Would this be because of using 64 bit? Should I downrev to 32 bit???I love this software and had planned on donating if I could get it to work correctly with my system...
EDIT V2::
Okay, if anyone else is having the same problem or is following this thread, I *MAY* have a solution after fighting with this for hours. I found an alternate set of drivers and downreved. I have been successful in scanning 1 analog tuner and am about 1/3 the way through scanning the 2nd. I'll scan the digital tuners after and if all goes well, I will post my "fix"
EDIT V3 (The Next Day)::
Well, I scanned the channels on both analog tuners and one of the digital tuners then I started the last scan on the other digital tuner before going to bed. I got up and it scanned with no problems so I rebooted and went to work. I plan on testing tonight
EDIT V4 (A while later)::
It seems that my tuning nightmare has been resolved with the downreved driver set. If anyone is interested, when I get a chance I will post the fix on this thread.
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