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Windows 7 media center Hauppauge video card IR hardware not detected
Posted on 2013-01-01
Trying to help out a friend, but it's frustrating.
He has an HP Pavillion Elite HEP computer running win 7 media center. On the back, it has a Hauppauge HVR-1850 video card.
Connecting a Motorola cable box to the Analog in connection, speakers to the audio jack and he gave me a 2 headed IR cable - 1 short IR and 1 long IR that has a tiny jack that fits the IR jack on this card.
this is an example of the card:
http://www.amazon.com/Selected-WinTV-HVR-Hauppauge-Computer-Works/dp/B007WM1NG4
He has the remote and that dual IR cable - looks like thats the right cable based on the picture (another amazon listing has an IR box that connects to the PC via USB. He doesn't have anythin like that with USBt, but this dual IR cable fits that IR jack on the card:
http://www.snapstream.com/images/store/PVR-150_IR_Blaster.jpg
Then we go through the media center setup. it sees video on channel 3. THen it gets hung up at IR hardware not detected.
Googling this, it seems to be a common problem, but haven't found a fix.
In device manager, I see the consumer IR device is working correctly.
Any advice? do we need a USB IR device that he says he doesn't have?
He's got another remote: http://www5.pcmag.com/media/images/255525-hp-pavilion-elite-pc-hpe-510y-remote.jpg
He has an HP Pavillion Elite HEP computer running win 7 media center. On the back, it has a Hauppauge HVR-1850 video card.
Connecting a Motorola cable box to the Analog in connection, speakers to the audio jack and he gave me a 2 headed IR cable - 1 short IR and 1 long IR that has a tiny jack that fits the IR jack on this card.
this is an example of the card:
http://www.amazon.com/Selected-WinTV-HVR-Hauppauge-Computer-Works/dp/B007WM1NG4
He has the remote and that dual IR cable - looks like thats the right cable based on the picture (another amazon listing has an IR box that connects to the PC via USB. He doesn't have anythin like that with USBt, but this dual IR cable fits that IR jack on the card:
http://www.snapstream.com/images/store/PVR-150_IR_Blaster.jpg
Then we go through the media center setup. it sees video on channel 3. THen it gets hung up at IR hardware not detected.
Googling this, it seems to be a common problem, but haven't found a fix.
In device manager, I see the consumer IR device is working correctly.
Any advice? do we need a USB IR device that he says he doesn't have?
He's got another remote: http://www5.pcmag.com/media/images/255525-hp-pavilion-elite-pc-hpe-510y-remote.jpg
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Did the card come with the PC? If so, look around on the PC for the HP sticker and reply back with the actual product number of the machine so I can look up the right info for you. HP is annoying with the way they handle names and models so the only way I can be sure I'm looking at the right docs is to have the product number from the sticker on the PC.
If the card / tuner kit didn't originally come with the PC let me know...
If the card / tuner kit didn't originally come with the PC let me know...
Ok so HP was useless... I'm not sure what software you've tried to install so far but I may have a direction for you... Go to http://hauppauge.com/site/support/support_hvr2250.html and download the WinTV v7 package on that page. The installer covers compatibility with the 1850... the important part is that once that software is installed you'll have all of the drivers and background apps running that this card needs.
Now... go back to that website and click on the Accessories tab, scroll to the bottom and download the Windows Media Center remote control receiver/blaster configuration utility. You should be able to use that utility to enable the onboard iR hardware that WMC is looking for...
Let me know...
Now... go back to that website and click on the Accessories tab, scroll to the bottom and download the Windows Media Center remote control receiver/blaster configuration utility. You should be able to use that utility to enable the onboard iR hardware that WMC is looking for...
Let me know...
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thanks. I'll try that but I remember downloading a package from hauppauge that wanted to install the wintv, but asked for the cd. I pointed it to the unzipped folder from the package but it wanted a CD (the one that came wiht the card / make sure you bought the package / are entitled to install the app?). It did update drivers,but didn't install the app.
I'll try your link and make a new question if that doesn't work. it'll be a few days till I get back there.
I'll try your link and make a new question if that doesn't work. it'll be a few days till I get back there.
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