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<blockquote data-quote="sdf" data-source="post: 381558" data-attributes="member: 25238"><p>I had a Pinnacle 3010iX, which uses the same philips 7162 chipset.</p><p>The problem is in the chipset, and will be never solved, because Philips made a new chipset (7164) and will not develop new drivers for the old 7162.</p><p>I sold my Pinnacle.</p><p>The only thing to do is to buy a new card with a new chipset and with drivers developed from the beginning in both 32 and 64bit flavours.</p><p>The 64bit/4GB is a common problem not only for tv cards.</p><p>For example, the first creative x-fi suffered for the same problem.</p><p>I think the solution is to rewrite drivers from scratch, because passing to 64 bit if you access >3Gb probably your system will crash.</p><p>Bye,</p><p>sdf</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sdf, post: 381558, member: 25238"] I had a Pinnacle 3010iX, which uses the same philips 7162 chipset. The problem is in the chipset, and will be never solved, because Philips made a new chipset (7164) and will not develop new drivers for the old 7162. I sold my Pinnacle. The only thing to do is to buy a new card with a new chipset and with drivers developed from the beginning in both 32 and 64bit flavours. The 64bit/4GB is a common problem not only for tv cards. For example, the first creative x-fi suffered for the same problem. I think the solution is to rewrite drivers from scratch, because passing to 64 bit if you access >3Gb probably your system will crash. Bye, sdf [/QUOTE]
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