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Live TV Lock-ups
Hi All
I hope some one can help me here. I just completed building my 1st HTPC and after 23 years messing around with PC's I can't believe IRQ's are still causing so much havoc. My Setup Custom Built Asus TUSL-2 Mother Board Celeron 1.2Ghz CPU 512 Meg Ram Logitech Wireless Key board Logitech USB Wireless Thumb Mouse 60 Gig of HD on a Promise FastTrak 100 Raid Controller PVR-250 (Gateway Model off Ebay) Radeon 9600SE Cat 3.9 Chaintech AV710 latest drivers using SPDIF out only Windows XP SP1 all patches loaded Here is my problem. This is a fresh Windows Install. After Windows was loaded I installed the PVR-250 following the instructions on their website. I then tested the install with WINTV2000 I was getting severe audio shuttering. I installed Sage to see if I was experiencing the same with Sage and I was, I also noticed that in Sage when I moved my mouse the whole system would lock up and I would have to reset the PC. I researched this and noticed that Windows had placed my (250, Sound Card, Raid Controller, and some USB ports) all on IRQ 9. I then proceeded to assign IRQ 7 to the slot my 250 was in and IRQ 5 to my sound card via the bios, I also turned APIC off. After a reboot my ( NIC, 250, and USB port) ended up on IRQ 7, my ( sound card, and another USB Port) ended up on IRQ 10. I tested again and the audio shuttering has been eliminated but the mouse still locked up Sage. I then installed a USB to PS2 adapter and plugged my mouse into the mouse port and moved my sound card to another PCI slot. I booted the PC and the picture looked great, Sound was perfect and my mouse still locks up Sage. I don't have any problems with wintv just Sage. Any Ideas on this. TIA Chris |
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I would uninstall SageTV, delete the Frey Technologies folder and then install again now that you've got everything working correctly in WinTV. It's always best to make sure everything is functioning properly with the card through the WinTV application before installing SageTV.
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Your PC looks like mine.
I've got an ASUS TUSL2-C mobo with a PIII 1.2Ghz. I run WinXP SP1 too. Same PVR-250 card as well. ATI Radeon 9600. Hercules Fortissimo III sound card. I occasionally get whole PC lockups under SageTV too. It does not happen under any other application. I run PowerDVD, BSPlayer for DivX files and TheaterTek. Only Sage locks up. I've been very patient waiting for version 2.0, since its apparent that it is a software problem. But I'm reaching my limit. Robert |
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You may want to open a support request or continue to ask for help. Most likely Sage 2.0 will not correct a hardware/software conflict that is this specific.
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I noticed your 250 ended up on IRQ7. You may want to make sure you disable your LPT port in the bios. Actually I had disabled all my parallel, serial, midi ports. Anything I was not using. You may also want to dump the wireless kb/mouse and plug in a regular kb/mouse while troubleshooting this. This may help.
Gerry
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