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<blockquote data-quote="Paul S" data-source="post: 153678" data-attributes="member: 20531">I believe that the section for your card is commented out. If you look in the CaptureCardDefinitions file, the sections for &quot;ATI AIW 9200 Cards or earlier&quot; are slightly different. It starts with a &quot;&lt;!--&quot; and ends with a &quot;--&gt;&quot;. If you remove these marks, it will then read this definition instead of skipping it.Now, you will notice that there are two entries for the cards. One forces the WDM NSP drivers, and the other doesn't. I haven't a clue what this means. You may just want to uncomment one section at a time, and try it out.Remember to only use Notepad for editing the file. Other text editors leave it formatted in a way that makes it unreadable to MP.As for GraphEdit, you can just load the filters that are listed in the CaptureCardDefinitions file. You can also run the MP setup program, then while it is complaing that no cards are found, open GraphEdit and select Connect to a remote graph. This may show you which pins are not connecting.Update: I see that there are actually many more enties that could be used for your card. They are for different driver versions. If you are using the T200 version, look for that entry.Paul</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul S, post: 153678, member: 20531"] I believe that the section for your card is commented out. If you look in the CaptureCardDefinitions file, the sections for "ATI AIW 9200 Cards or earlier" are slightly different. It starts with a "". If you remove these marks, it will then read this definition instead of skipping it. Now, you will notice that there are two entries for the cards. One forces the WDM NSP drivers, and the other doesn't. I haven't a clue what this means. You may just want to uncomment one section at a time, and try it out. Remember to only use Notepad for editing the file. Other text editors leave it formatted in a way that makes it unreadable to MP. As for GraphEdit, you can just load the filters that are listed in the CaptureCardDefinitions file. You can also run the MP setup program, then while it is complaing that no cards are found, open GraphEdit and select Connect to a remote graph. This may show you which pins are not connecting. Update: I see that there are actually many more enties that could be used for your card. They are for different driver versions. If you are using the T200 version, look for that entry. Paul [/QUOTE]

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