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Cant install on a new computer
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 5:37 am
by Gentleman
I got a new Toshiba laptop and I removed its vista and installed XP. When I installed the Skystar2 card then Prog, it started crashing especially when I open the device list. It looks like Prog crashed when it read info from the card. There is a signal from the dish but when I scan channels no channels are found. I used v 4.72.3 and even 4.85 but they are the same. I didnt get any error messages but the channels just dont show. Any idea?
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 10:36 pm
by Juergen
May be driver related.
What driver version did you install, exactly?
What satelite(s) are you on?
Do you get any error messages? Details rule...
Does the original application work?
You should also have the latest DirectX updates.
Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 12:31 pm
by Gentleman
I used driver 4.2.8
No error messages, just crash
I have direct X 9
This happens with hotbird
The original application scans channels and saves them but no picture either.
Do I expect any difference with the 5.x version?
Thanks
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 5:06 pm
by Juergen
5.x basic functions and requirements are identical.
On the original application, do you get EPG, Now/Next and TXT?
Are the PIDs correct, for audio and video? Compare with satcodx.com for one or two main stations.
Then, would a recording play outside of the original application, somehow?
If so, it seems, you are missing a working codec in it (and ProgDVB, too).
Regarding the driver, most reports on a well working one relate to 4.4.x
Update DirectX to latest 9x sub version and latest patches for it.
After updating DirectX, it may be helpful, to reinstall or update your VGA driver.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 6:31 am
by Gentleman
I cant compare the PID and other info since the Prog doesnt work at all. It crashed from the beginning.
I am going to update driver and Direct X and see what happens
Thanks!
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 5:10 pm
by Juergen
PID cpmparison was related to the original application, of course. I told so...
Same for codec and similar.
Get the original application working first.
After that, you may have to stop an auto started data application, that comes wit it, to get access to the device from 3rd party soft.