> Did you reinstall Windows with your new motherboard, Tony?
Particularly if
> you've changed to a board with a different chipset, it's advisable to
do so,
> even if it does mean a lot of hassle.
Definitely.
> While your card is an old one, and an upgrade might well be a good
idea, I
If he's not a gamer, upgrading the card won't really get him anything
special, especially in regards to TV capture, than he already has. I've
got the exact same card in a 875P mobo and it works flawlessly.
> don't think it's the cause of your problem. You seem to be
demonstrating a
> syndrome that's common with many people having problems: uninstalling
and
> installing everything in sight. Even if you had managed to achieve
your
> mobo change without messing up your system, your subsequent actions
have
> probably made it essential that you do a full format and OS install.
I agreee wholeheartedly.
> Broadly, format your drive, install the OS and chipset drivers,
bearing in
> mind that if you have a VIA chipset, the newest Hyperion 4in1 drivers
are
It seems that VIA chipsets are problamatic with a lot of h/w, and s/w
for that matter. Hopefully, the OP doesn't have a VIA chipset based
mobo.
> not the most appropriate for W98SE. Then install DirectX - 8.1b
should be
> fine if you're not using Catalyst drivers or MMC 8.x. However, it
won't
Unless he jumps through _extensive_ hoops, he won't get MMC 8.x to
function on a 128 Pro. LordSmurf on dvdrhelp.com seems to do it but not
many others. Other than Videosoap, it really doesn't offer much except
for a number of presets that can be set manually with MMC 7.x. For 98SE,
the latest MMC ATI officially supports is 7.2 but 7.7 works fine as well
and is much preferred to earlier versions, regardless of OS
> hurt to install DX 9.0b. Then install your display driver,
remembering the
> capture driver if it's not included, but don't install MMC until
you've
> installed your soundcard, and preferably other hardware, too.
> Incidentally, why don't you try MMC 7.7.0.1 and DVD 7.6? Since your
AIW 128
> Pro should have the Rage Theatre chip on it, that should work - some
of the
> apps in it will actually install as 7.6, but it will upgrade the DVD
player
> to 7.7, which is actually, as long as your CPU and mobo are up to it
(and I
> presume that was why you upgraded?) a very good player. Not as fully
> featured as the 8.x ones, but superb picture and sound, particularly
as
> compared to Ati's earlier ones. The 7.7 TV app is very nice, too.
I've never been enamoured with ATI's DVD player myself so I use the
mmc7-7-0-1withoutdvd.exe. The 6624 capture app works for me but I'm
running XP and I don't know whether it functions under 98SE. PowerDVD
much more functional for my needs.
To the OP,
patrickp has given you valuable advice, even though you probably didn't
want to hear it. With the multiple installs and un-installs with
multiple drivers and other s/w, you're best bet and most likely the
fastest process to get your card working is to format the hd, re-install
98, install the 7192 driver, then MMC 7.7. You can find it here:
http://mirror.ati.com/support/driver...0-1-nodvd.html
Since you've upgraded the mobo, I'd think strongly about upgrading to
XP. SE was probably the most bug-ridden version of Windows ever
released, except for maybe 3.0.
Good luck.