ttriplett said:Anyone thinking of using J. River Media Center 11 with the HDTV Wonder?? Its already released and its supposed to support it.
doubledeucelaw said:Just upgraded to MMC 9.08. Tried to export an HD program (720p) in DVD high format (using default settings) - resulting video aspect was in 4:3, not 16:9. Worked just fine in MMC 9.06 but I don't want to lose my .vcr files by unintall / reinstall. Anybody got advice for the 9.08 problem or a work around?
ArcCoyote said:My experience with Nerovision Express 3 and HD content has been different as of late.
NVE 3.1.0.16 (the latest) seems to have a problem with 720p and 1080i MPEG-2. I'm using MPEG-2 exported from DVR-MS, but because it is an ATSC transport stream it should be the same regardless of the source. I can't do anything with HD in Nero. Trying to edit hangs or gives audio but no video. Exporting and burning fails. The Nerovision log indicates unknown audio and video formats. Strangely enough, it will still detect scenes and make tumbnails, so I know it can decode the streams.
I have both the ATI/Cyberlink and Nvidia Purevideo MPEG-2 decoders and have tried with each and both installed.
The problem is in Nero. Previous versions of NVE (3.1.0.7 i think was the last good one) worked fine with HD MPEG2 and even HD DVR-MS. The last version of Nero I remember working with HD had a bug where it would often crash when you imported DVR-MS. When they fixed that, they completely broke HD.
It's been two months since an update to Nero. Despite what Ahead has stated, there will be probably be no more free updates to Nero 6 or NVE 3. Get ready to shell out for Nero 7 if you want this fixed.
grog said:Not good to hear this. My NeroVision is 3.0.1.34.
Was not that long ago that I download it.
ummm
I do wonder if problems with Nero you are having could also be a prefered filter issue. If so then GSPOT can fix this.
All I know is the version I have right now of Nero is working great for me.
I am not sure if I want to update Nero for a long while now!
Greg
AIWNow said:I've seen the blackout bug mentioned a few times in this thread. What exactly is it? I think I may be experiencing it. Regardless of the signal strength or channel occasionally the video will go blank briefly and when it returns the channel and video format indicator comes up.
I've got an open help ticket at ATI for my audio clicking/stuttering problem where I also mentioned this. They blame it on signal irregularities. In the course of failing to fix the audio stuttering I've tried MMC 9.04 (from my HDTV wonder CD), 9.06, and 9.08 all with the latest driver from June and decoder from May. I also tried 9.03 but DTV wouldn't start. It just gives me the cannot start message.
I'm willing to try any ideas to fix either of these problems.
sohr said:Hi...
Has anyone ever gotten audio capture to work properly when using the analog video input on the HDTV Wonder and WME ( or any other audio/video capture app)?
With WME, you have the option to choose the "ATI DTV Analog Capture Device" for the video... but the only option I ever see for audio capture is my sound card ports. In ATI's other TV cards this is not usually a problem as there's a dongle to output sound from the TV card into the sound cards input... but with the HDTV Wonder the audio is instead sent over the PCI bus.
Is there any audio capture device driver I'm missing? Or is everyone using WME and thier HDTV Wonder just going without sound?
Any help would be appreciated... thanks!
grog said:So yes it can work...but.. MMC/TV is better at doing it.
Still if you want to broadcast live TV feed it may be worth knowing that it can work. Just no analog tuner path for this setup...
Greg
AHeights said:Thanks for the help, I've figured out the problem.QUOTE]
Care to share the solution?
I searched this whole thread but still can't find a solution.
Problem: When I click the TV tab, I would get the tv splash screen but then it would open the video player (no error message).
system: winxp pro, ati x850 pro,1gig ram, latest drivers.
Any help please, before i ship this wonder back.