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TV Tuner: ATI Rage PRO TURBO AGP 2X not working
I got a really old video card. It has an TV (coax) input, and I want to use it.
It's an ATI All-In-Wonder Rage PRO TURBO AGP 2X
I installed the 5.0.2195.5013 windows 2000 driver and the ATI Multimedia Center 7.2 and the newest DirectX
When I fire up ATI TV player, I get this error:
http://ocimg.blackpacket.net/tverror.jpg
I think it is a driver problem, but I have tried several drivers. The "Newest" driver is the default win2k driver, but that doesn't support video capturing or TV watching. The driver that's currently installed is the only other one ATI offers.. unfortunately, they say that it requires DirectX 8.0 and the "Video Capture update for DX8", which I havn't been able to find, so I'm using the newest version of DirectX.
I even attempted installing AIW Rage 128 drivers, which installed, but did the same thing. 128 Pro drivers, among others, refused to install. I don't have the original CD for it, but I did borrow an AIW 128 CD off my friend, but it also refuses to install, saying that I don't have that hardware..
Any ideas?
It's an ATI All-In-Wonder Rage PRO TURBO AGP 2X
I installed the 5.0.2195.5013 windows 2000 driver and the ATI Multimedia Center 7.2 and the newest DirectX
When I fire up ATI TV player, I get this error:
http://ocimg.blackpacket.net/tverror.jpg
I think it is a driver problem, but I have tried several drivers. The "Newest" driver is the default win2k driver, but that doesn't support video capturing or TV watching. The driver that's currently installed is the only other one ATI offers.. unfortunately, they say that it requires DirectX 8.0 and the "Video Capture update for DX8", which I havn't been able to find, so I'm using the newest version of DirectX.
I even attempted installing AIW Rage 128 drivers, which installed, but did the same thing. 128 Pro drivers, among others, refused to install. I don't have the original CD for it, but I did borrow an AIW 128 CD off my friend, but it also refuses to install, saying that I don't have that hardware..
Any ideas?
2 things. Make sure your motherboard chipset drivers are updated I have had a similar problem with DX9. Try reinstalling DX9b then the hardware drivers.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=7F54EBD3-00D1-47BC-81DB-3157FBA4C3A7
Also you can try this it has the video capture update already.
Also you can try this it has the video capture update already.
ASKER
I reinstalled DX9.0c, then installed the VIA drivers and the ATI drivers again, no luck :(
I can't try DirectX 8.1, as DirectX 9.0c is installed, and it doesn't much like downgrading. I'll try this when the author completes it: http://myappz.tk/ and try DirectX 8.1.
Until then, any other suggestions?
I can't try DirectX 8.1, as DirectX 9.0c is installed, and it doesn't much like downgrading. I'll try this when the author completes it: http://myappz.tk/ and try DirectX 8.1.
Until then, any other suggestions?
Sounds like bad drivers to me :(. Mabye try bios settings but i doubt it. If I can think of anything or have an old ATI cd I will let you know I have a few but I hove to look for that one dont know if i have it.
When I look under ATI's driver support for that Video Card they say this:
Windows 2000 Use the RAGE II/II+ drivers provided with the operating system. (details)
Tuner/Capture - TV Tuner and Video Capture functions (using an ATI-TV product attached by a ribbon cable to the RAGE II/II+) are not supported in Windows 2000. (details)
The page took forever to load but it's here:
http://www.ati.com/support/products/pc/rageii/aiwdrivers.html
I don't think W2k will support it. Or atleast thats what I get from ATI.
Looks like you need 98 or ME to do it.
-DEW
Windows 2000 Use the RAGE II/II+ drivers provided with the operating system. (details)
Tuner/Capture - TV Tuner and Video Capture functions (using an ATI-TV product attached by a ribbon cable to the RAGE II/II+) are not supported in Windows 2000. (details)
The page took forever to load but it's here:
http://www.ati.com/support/products/pc/rageii/aiwdrivers.html
I don't think W2k will support it. Or atleast thats what I get from ATI.
Looks like you need 98 or ME to do it.
-DEW
Very sorry, that says RAGE II and you clearly stated Rage PRO.
Have you tried :
ATI Multimedia Center 9.1
http://www.ati.com/support/drivers/win2k/tvwonder-2k.html
-DEW
ATI Multimedia Center 9.1
http://www.ati.com/support/drivers/win2k/tvwonder-2k.html
-DEW
Also there is a:
ATI Multimedia Center 8.8
http://www2.ati.com/drivers/mmc-8-8-0-0.exe
ATI Multimedia Center 7.9
http://www2.ati.com/drivers/mmc-7-9.exe
maybe even these might work?
ATI Multimedia Center 8.8
http://www2.ati.com/drivers/mmc-8-8-0-0.exe
ATI Multimedia Center 7.9
http://www2.ati.com/drivers/mmc-7-9.exe
maybe even these might work?
ASKER
The different versions of Multimedia Center did not help :(
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Also found this from Intel reguarding your Error message:
Error: "The TV player failed to initialized the video. Ensure the correct video drivers have been installed and closed any applications which may be playing video such as DVD or WebTV before attempting to restart TV."
Cause:
The ATI* software will not run when the pitch does not equal the width on the overlay surface.
Solution:
Intel is not aware of a fix or workaround for this issue. Contact the TV Tuner manufacturer for further updates, patches, or support.
the solution sucks! but I thought I'd let you know I found that also in case you know how to get the pitch to equal the blah blah.
Error: "The TV player failed to initialized the video. Ensure the correct video drivers have been installed and closed any applications which may be playing video such as DVD or WebTV before attempting to restart TV."
Cause:
The ATI* software will not run when the pitch does not equal the width on the overlay surface.
Solution:
Intel is not aware of a fix or workaround for this issue. Contact the TV Tuner manufacturer for further updates, patches, or support.
the solution sucks! but I thought I'd let you know I found that also in case you know how to get the pitch to equal the blah blah.
ASKER
Got it working.
I had Terminal Services installed on the box. According to the article that DoTheDEW pointed me to ( http://mirror.ati.com/support/infobase/3728.html ), it doesn't like that.
The ATI TV Player still doesn't work, but I got WinDVR working just fine.
Thanks everyone for your help.
I had Terminal Services installed on the box. According to the article that DoTheDEW pointed me to ( http://mirror.ati.com/support/infobase/3728.html ), it doesn't like that.
The ATI TV Player still doesn't work, but I got WinDVR working just fine.
Thanks everyone for your help.
Great to hear. I wasn't sure how good that solution was. Usually when they update the software it fixes those type of problems. Glad it works!