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Old 01-08-2003, 06:49   #4
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Originally posted by dilligaf1701
I have checked for new drivers - yup....

It didn't come with a packard bell - that's just the make of the card

I've tried up to 20.53 flyvideo.

All crash in XP

But it works just fine in Windows2000

So at the moment - I'm setting that up on my Fileserver...

Cheers
Maybe this site will be of use to you.

http://www.lifeview.com/Service/Download/download.html

Another possibility I thought of was a version clash or a conflict between your TV card and another device on your machine.

It's possible too that another piece of software, possibly even Windows, is incompatible with the software.

Sometimes too, a program running at startup can interfere with your device.

Hopefuly, when you check these out you may find a solution.

Hope this helps.
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