danny,

I had a same type of problem, i carried a series of
R&D, you may first try a true S-VHS output to be
connected to the card's input. If that does't do it
try the bios options for USB type support 1.1 or
higher. If that also did't work either increase the
shared onboard video RAM size or best is to add up a
AGP card for the test. If possible go for Win2k or
XPsp1 with directx 9 or higher installed.


--- danny staple <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I recently bought myself a USB WinTV external TV
> converter. While I
> can get good tuner reception, I cannot get it to
> recognise a composite
> input.
> 
> It has an S-Video connector on one side, and a
> composite to s-video
> adaptor supplied. Only in the WinTV 2K software, the
> S-Video option
> remains greyed out. In the software there are an ext
> 1 and ext 2
> source - if I select these, I sometimes get a single
> frame from the
> video source, which is not then updated - and is
> very blurry and
> sometimes mono or mostly I get a blank screen. I
> have tested the video
> source elsewhere - it is fine.
> 
> I have it plugged into a motherboard USB port on a
> box running Windows
> XP (SP2), with 512 Mb Ram, a Socket 754 AMD Sempron
> 2800+ processor,
> NForce 250 chipset on Gigabyte motherboard.
> 
> I am running the most recent Hauppage drivers (which
> are annoyingly
> not signed) and WinTV software.
> 
> If you could do with any more info, feel free to
> ask.
> 
> Does anyone here have any ideas on getting it
> working?
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