ATI Multimedia Center 8.5 or higher available?

[Deccard]

Hi All,

My ATI Multimedia Center 7.9 has been running nicely for quite some
time till it (or someone nasty here) put a password to my TV channels.

When I unistalled and reinstalled, it seems the channel passwords are
automatically installed (or re-initiated?), so I can't watch my channels
now, sigh.

I saw on Google that a new Multimedia Center 8.5 (or higher version?) was
available, but I never succeeded in finding the download site.

Being a legitimate ATI All-In-Wonder purchaser, I just thought I was
inclined for a free upgrade.

Would anybody here know where to get the 8.5 (or any higher) release?

T.I.A.
Deccard

 

[MrMoke]

During the uninstall there should be a screen prompt that asks whether you
want to retain custom settings. If you answer "yes", then all settings are
saved so you don't have to redo them when you upgrade.

 

[MrMoke]

Unless you want to go into the registry, the only way to remove a parental
password lockout is to completely remove the MMC software. When the
un-install asks if you want to retain custom settings, say "no".

 

[Deccard]

"Back in Black"... or should I say "white noice"???

I hope you read this, MrMoke, as I hope you can clarify another issue
I'm struggling here.

I uninstalled everythinh here, and went straight through a new signal
scanning here. The odd thing is, when I do a quick scan (from my cable
TV Network cable), I get 5-6 perfect signals (in PAL format - Europe
here).

BUT, I of course wish all 40 channels through here, so I do an
"exhaustive"
scan, *and* I get the all, *but* I get only a brief 1 sec long perfect
picture,
the they all turn into "white noice", when I browse them????

In mosaic view, the all turn out fine.

Alas, I go a fine tune the "Video settings" on the channels
individually, and
much to my surprise it reads NTSC here??? Even though I chance to
PAL-B, as
I should, only the "coarseness" of the "white noice" changes.

I've been studying both the ATIMMC.mdb database with luck and my
registry
without any idea of how to bring a perfect PAL signal in through the
"exhaustive" scan.

Would you know, MrMoke??? Please, I'm desparate here

T.I.A.
Deccard

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