Hi,
not working for me under Windows XP Home SP 2 and Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.600 GHz, 256 MB RAM

Running Microsoft .NET Framwork 2.0

PCI: Nexus S (Hauppauge)

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Reing@rd

Same here.

Thanks Prog,

the version 5.00.06 working fine for my configuration.

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Snapshot not working for me on version 5.00.06

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Snapshot not working fine with version 5.01.02

Snapshot can not work with Video render.

I'll never understand why using a 50 MB runtime for running a 1 MB application while C is smaller and faster than .net

Just my 2 cents...

Yes, c++ faster then .net and asm faster then c++. But I am not can spend 2-4 weeks on time for one dialog on c++ and have problems in modern windows's

Running it on my nexus dvb-s, test version 5.02.
It works in soft mode, but not hardware mode. In hardware mode the channels only display a black image. In soft mode it works.
In both modes you can scan channels etc.

Hi,

I can't

- update a channel (open from list)
- delate channel from list (the channel and all ff are no more shown in list but not delated)
- update a transponder (the new channel will be found but list not updated)

I think it is a problem in the Channel list -> scan transponder

- starting by a working channel on Hispasat (LNB 3 selected custom)
- Channel list -> Scan transponder -> Under Transponder not shown Hispasat is shown LNB1 Astra
- swltching to Hispasat and selecting a working transponder -> no Level and Quality
- pressing 'lock' Level and Quality OK
- Scan - new channel found
- pressing 'OK' - Channel list recovered but new channel not added.

Regards

Version 5 doesn't work at all for me on Windows XP x64. Crashes as soon as you launch the program (before a window even appears).

I think maybe it has to do with the .NET 2.0 runtime being 64-bit on x64 and perhaps you're assuming 32-bits somewhere internally.

Version 4 works perfectly through the WOW6432 emulator. I don't know of a way to force 32-bits with .NET (maybe it's possible).

I'd be happy to help test this if you're interested in supporting the x64 platform. I'm a .NET programmer myself, so I could have some insight.