Windows 7 - ATi TV wonder pro x64

dani9678 · 01-25-2012

I have attached some more pictures so that you have a better look at the card. I managed to get a sharper focus. Maybe you can make heads or tails as to what make and model the card really is.

Matt

dani9678 · 01-25-2012

I tried to get a good picture of the supposed audio chip on the backside of the board but it kept washing out so I wrote everything down below as it is printed on the chip if that helps any.

MICRONAS
MSP 3445G B8
1382 J5 LH X
097020.000

Milardo · 01-25-2012

Quote: Originally Posted by rigisme

Thanks for the 32-bit Windows 7 drivers! Very much appreciated.

However, maybe you can help me "finish it all up"? Once the drivers and card were installed, I'm getting a black and white (fuzzy) picture and the audio is not syncing right. This is in Windows Media Center.

I saw you made mention of both of these issues in the thread.

Is there a link to a TV Tuner software application that I can use instead of WMC? Nothing I can find for this card has worked for me.

Thanks.

Hi, are you using the tv tuner or composite/svideo inputs? Do you happen to know what tv tuner it is, philips 1236 mk3 or 1238 mk5? You can find this on the card itself. Also, you can use virtualdub or windows media encoder or adobe flash media encoder 2.5, or kmplayer. There are others, but I haven't tested that many applications with the drivers.

Milardo · 01-25-2012

dani9678, thanks for the pictures, I will be doing some research on this to correctly identify your card, and to see how to get drivers working.

dani9678 · 01-25-2012

OK thanks much

rigisme · 01-25-2012

I will check on the card model at work tomorrow.

Our setup is pretty basic. We have coax coming from the wall to the tuner card. The PC is connected to a projector via VGA.

Milardo · 01-26-2012

Quote: Originally Posted by rigisme

I will check on the card model at work tomorrow.

Our setup is pretty basic. We have coax coming from the wall to the tuner card. The PC is connected to a projector via VGA.

If you find the tuner is the 1238 version, I haven't gotten it to work properly yet. However if you have the breakout box, composite and svideo, you could always hook up a vcr or so and connect coax to that and view through composite input.

Milardo · 01-26-2012

Quote: Originally Posted by dani9678

OK thanks much

Hi, after doing some research I couldn't really find out how to instal it, but I found an actual 64 bit installer .exe for the drivers for your card. Also, i found a couple more of those manually install drivers for reference. Also, from the site below, i have found that it is a ati tv wonder with the bt878 chipset

New 3rd party universal driver for TV Wonder - Rage3D Discussion Area

Try the 64 bit installer and see if it works.

dani9678 · 01-26-2012

Awesome... I'll try those and see how it does and let you know. Thanks

Matt

rigisme · 01-26-2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Milardo

Quote: Originally Posted by rigisme

Thanks for the 32-bit Windows 7 drivers! Very much appreciated.

However, maybe you can help me "finish it all up"? Once the drivers and card were installed, I'm getting a black and white (fuzzy) picture and the audio is not syncing right. This is in Windows Media Center.

I saw you made mention of both of these issues in the thread.

Is there a link to a TV Tuner software application that I can use instead of WMC? Nothing I can find for this card has worked for me.

Thanks.

Hi, are you using the tv tuner or composite/svideo inputs? Do you happen to know what tv tuner it is, philips 1236 mk3 or 1238 mk5? You can find this on the card itself. Also, you can use virtualdub or windows media encoder or adobe flash media encoder 2.5, or kmplayer. There are others, but I haven't tested that many applications with the drivers.

Hmm...not sure what version I have. Maybe you can decipher my pictures?

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