Windows 7: ATi TV wonder pro x64

I'm using the tuner, I've not tried the S-Video. I'm not sure which type it is, it might be the 1236mk3. How can i tell for sure, I took the card from a friends old PC when he was scraping in it so I don't have any documentation. I had it working with linux prior to installing windows, so I know everything should be good. If it was the PAL version I wouldn't expect to see the picture, so it must be one of the other two.

Thanks for you help with this.

Hi,

This is an ati tv wonder pro pci tv tuner video capture card that I made a driver packagae for that works by way of driver not firmware, it is not supported officially by amd/ati on windows vista 32/64 bit, 7 32/64 bit and all x64 windows.

Yes, most likely it is the 1236 mk3 as I have the 1238 mk5 and have not properly found a way to use the tuner portion, but I only use composite and svideo so I'm fine. Can you tell me what program you are using with the card and did you follow these steps in case the program is like adobe flash media encoder?

(Some applications using the card will not automatically match the sound with the video. In this case you will have to go the crossbar properties to change this. For the tv tuner, in the crossbar settings, under "output" select "1:audio decoder out", under "Input", select "3:audio Tuner In". For the composite and svideo inputs, in the crossbar settings, under ""output" select "1:audio decoder out", under "Input" select 4: Audio Line In.)

Lastly, try using virtualdub portable as it matches the sound to video, and be sure to have the windows volume properties or sound card properties for line in turned up almost all the way.

I've tried a couple of programs, Windows 7 Media Center and VirtualPVR. Both have the same issue, picture is great but no sound. I'm not sure what you mean by crossbar settings, is that an ATI application? If so where can I get it from?

No, it is a setting in some programs that use the card, like in windows media encoder 9, adobe flash media encoder, virtualdub, have you tried out the virtualdub portable yet?

Just downloaded it, but I have to head out so i'll try it when I get back in a couple of hours. Thanks for your help with this.

No problem, let me know how it works.

Ok, so I've tried VirtualDub Portable and this has the same symptoms. The video displays and records perfectly but no sound. I found the crossbar properties and it appears to be setup as you suggested. I messed around with a few combinations but without any luck.

Alright, could you send me some screenshots of some of your configuration settings like when you use virtualdub, etc. Also, do you have a sound card or onboard sound like realtek? Have you checked the realtek audio line in properties yet, make sure to turn up volume if not done so already. Also, when using the card, check windows volume properties line in to see if the volume bar is moving or not. Do you have the rev 5 driver package installed?

Firstly I am using onboard realtek sound, on an ASUS M3N78-EM motherboard. I have attached the driver version screenshot and a couple of screenshots showing the line-in properties. As you can see from the image the volume is at 50%, if I change this to 100% it makes no difference. Finally I have included a screenshot of the VirtualDubPortable crossbar settings.