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<blockquote data-quote="ghostee" data-source="post: 349721" data-attributes="member: 66954">UpdateUpdate:&nbsp; I tried installing an old version of MP (0.2.3) to see if the built-in TV engine worked.&nbsp; The card was detected, I was able to scan (and find) channels, and view TV.&nbsp; The picture looked awful, but it was working.I also noticed that my Vista Media Center's picture was fine until I loaded up MP.&nbsp; After that, VMC's picture looked the same as MP's with the white/gray haze over everything.&nbsp; To fix it, I had to restart.&nbsp; I'm thinking maybe this is a codec issue?A picture of the TV working on 0.2.3 is attached.Also, I've been re-reading the logs.&nbsp; It looks like the graph is being built successfully.&nbsp; How can I verify the graph is being built CORRECTLY? Is there a config file somewhere to define how the graph for this card is built that I could look at?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ghostee, post: 349721, member: 66954"] [b]Update[/b] Update: I tried installing an old version of MP (0.2.3) to see if the built-in TV engine worked. The card was detected, I was able to scan (and find) channels, and view TV. The picture looked awful, but it was working. I also noticed that my Vista Media Center's picture was fine until I loaded up MP. After that, VMC's picture looked the same as MP's with the white/gray haze over everything. To fix it, I had to restart. I'm thinking maybe this is a codec issue? A picture of the TV working on 0.2.3 is attached. Also, I've been re-reading the logs. It looks like the graph is being built successfully. How can I verify the graph is being built CORRECTLY? Is there a config file somewhere to define how the graph for this card is built that I could look at? [/QUOTE]

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