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Bill M.
Hi All:
Further to my last post, we are also having issues running the CVTH test for
our USB Audio/Video Capture device. The instructions to create a graph for
testing refers to an Analog In Test DirectShow filter. However, our device
does not have an analog input. It is not clear if Errata ID 361 pertains to
us, as no details of the false failure are given. In our case, this graph
cannot be found by the test, and running the graph independently of the test
causes the system to crash.
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/hwtest/search/details.aspx?Type=err&ID=361
If our device does not have an analog input, does this preclude us from
running the CVTH test?
Once again, I apologize for posting to this newsgroup. This group is listed
as a resource on the WHQL support site, and no newsgroup appears to exist
for Windows 2000 test. I posted the question here in hopes that a Microsoft
engineer will provide guidance on this issue.
Thanks,
Bill
Further to my last post, we are also having issues running the CVTH test for
our USB Audio/Video Capture device. The instructions to create a graph for
testing refers to an Analog In Test DirectShow filter. However, our device
does not have an analog input. It is not clear if Errata ID 361 pertains to
us, as no details of the false failure are given. In our case, this graph
cannot be found by the test, and running the graph independently of the test
causes the system to crash.
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/hwtest/search/details.aspx?Type=err&ID=361
If our device does not have an analog input, does this preclude us from
running the CVTH test?
Once again, I apologize for posting to this newsgroup. This group is listed
as a resource on the WHQL support site, and no newsgroup appears to exist
for Windows 2000 test. I posted the question here in hopes that a Microsoft
engineer will provide guidance on this issue.
Thanks,
Bill