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November 24th 06, 02:47 AM
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ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0
Has anyone gotten an ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0 to work with Vista? There are
apparently no Vista drivers from ATI for this, but I was able to install the XP drivers. Everything looks okay in Device Manager, but when I launch Media Center and try to configure the TV settings Vista crashes and reboots. 
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November 24th 06, 06:32 PM
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ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0
"John" wrote in message ... Has anyone gotten an ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0 to work with Vista? There are apparently no Vista drivers from ATI for this, but I was able to install the XP drivers. Everything looks okay in Device Manager, but when I launch Media Center and try to configure the TV settings Vista crashes and reboots. It worked for me in RC2 but simply can't find a compatible TV tuner in RTM (no crashes). I guess we'll have to wait for ATI to come up with the drivers. Tom Lake
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November 24th 06, 07:25 PM
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ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0
It looks as though I've fixed the crashing problem.
I noticed that Vista kept telling me that I had a device that was capable of using USB 2.0, but wasn't connected to a high-speed port. Weird, because I know my motherboard uses USB 2.0. I looked in the BIOS, and found that the high-speed feature was turned off on my USB ports. I changed it so that the ports would run at full-speed, then rebooted and plugged the tuner back in. Vista re-detected everything, and it all looks okay in Device Manager. When I launch Media Center and click the option to configure the TV, the system no longer reboots. However, MC doesn't recognize that I have a tuner attached. So I've made a little progress, but MC is still of no use to me because it doesn't recognize the tuner. I don't know if that's a limitation of MC (I've heard it only supports a handful of tuners), or because the drivers I used are for XP rather than Vista. "Tom Lake" wrote: "John" wrote in message ... Has anyone gotten an ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0 to work with Vista? There are apparently no Vista drivers from ATI for this, but I was able to install the XP drivers. Everything looks okay in Device Manager, but when I launch Media Center and try to configure the TV settings Vista crashes and reboots. It worked for me in RC2 but simply can't find a compatible TV tuner in RTM (no crashes). I guess we'll have to wait for ATI to come up with the drivers. Tom Lake
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