I should have known better. I recall some stations were mono instead of
stereo, but I was more concerned about the messed up audio input. Instead
of my preferred Line In, somehow the audio was routed through and only
controlled by the Wave device. The Install Wizard wouldn't even give the
prompt screens for audio input devices.
That was bad, but even worse was the delay introduced in "live" TV viewing.
There was maybe a 1/4 second delay between a television on my desk and the
AIW's playback. And channel changing took much longer - around one or two
seconds.
I first tried fixing the audio input in the registry settings, but got
nowhere. I don't need the headache, so I uninstalled everything and went
back to the previous versions. Everything is working again, and I'm leaving
it that way for awhile.
I had the exact same problems after installing MMC 9.06 on my system-
the only difference being that the slow channel changes/audio delay
issue was happening even when I wasn't using the "live" TV function.
I too uninstalled and returned to 9.03.
However, when I revisited the web site to post my opinion of the
driver, I noticed that MMM 9.06 had a couple of requirements that I
hadn't followed: Windows Media Encoder 9 and Remote Wonder 3.01. The
instructions said that 9.06 would not run correctly without them. I
went ahead and reinstalled the whole lot of them and now everything's
working fine.
One last thing, even though the Remote Wonder file I downloaded was
named 3.01.0.0, the Windows Installer told me it was Remote Wonder 2.
Still, it worked.