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Topic # 24919 6-Aug-2008 20:29
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I have just installed COMPRO U2800F usb DVBT TV TUNER.

I installed powerdvd, DVBVIEWER 3.9.2

Now I have problem here, everytime I opened DVBview it gives me the messages says cannot render mediafile/output pin.
If you press OK, it works fine but with no sound.

Can anyone help me with that?

Thanks heaps

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  Reply # 154774 6-Aug-2008 21:36
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You should change the Direct X configuration on Dvbviewer to VMR9 or EVR. As for the sound, check that your configuration is like this:




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  Reply # 154801 6-Aug-2008 22:36
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I tried exactly the way you told me. But it comes to exactly the same result.



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Reply # 154810 6-Aug-2008 23:29
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tried many many times, dont know what happened. but it works now.

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