G4Ti4200 Capture drivers

Ok, now that I'm on the right board, I'll try this question again.
I keep running into a problem with the video capture drivers for this card. I had no problems at all on my
P4B533-E. But on this A7V333, it keeps giving me hell.
I've tried the rollback drivers, reinstall method ect. Any other ideas? ?(

friendi got myself the same prob, if i get any answers to my thread i will let ya know lol

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WinProducer2 start error, won't run with nVidia Capture drivers

I'm not having a good experience with the bundled WinProducer2 that came with my MX440VT8x-128.
If I have either of the versions of the nVidia capture-drivers that came on the card's CD (that's v. 1.16 or 1.18) installed, or the 1.22 version from nVidia's website (as of 2-20-03), and then try to start WinProducer, I get the same start-error every time:
"WinProducer.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows....need to restart program...an error log is being generated."
If I look at the Dr. Watson log, it says WinProducer 2 generated "Exception Violation c00005."
If I uninstall the nVidia capture-drivers, WinProducer2 opens right up just fine, but, of course, with no capture capability.
I downloaded and tried (after uninstalling v.2) WinProducer3 from InterVideo's website yesterday (2/20/03), with the exact same results! ???
Anybody else having this problem?
This is under Win2k, w/SP2, then added SP3, with no improvement.
Stenn

After I made the original post, I tried a lot more things that didn't help:
I booted in safe mode and tried it but PSP gave an error message that it wouldn't run with the screen resolution that low (800x600); so it did try to run. So I booted normally and set the screen rez to 800x600 manually, then tried to run PSP and got the same error message.
I did a clean boot with all start-up programs and all services disabled; PSP still wouldn't run.
I disabled my anti-virus and PSP still wouldn't run.
Disabled my video card in the device manager and booted with my on-board video; PSP still wouldn't run.
There's never an error message as long as the screen rez is high enough; when I try to run it, it looks like it's starting to run but nothing ever happens.

Problems installing nVidia WDM video capture drivers

I have a MSI MS-StarForce GeForce4 Ti 4600 (NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4600) video card installed on my computer and I can't seem to figure out why when I try to install the WDM video capture drivers - I always get the same error message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)" Can someone...anyone please explain to me what code 10 means and why I'm having this problem? My OS is Windows XP Pro.
I would be so appreciative for some support of any kind
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Funny you should ask about the Vivo connector...When I originally purchased the card, Upon arriving home, I opened the box and after reading the manual for a few minutes- I noticed I didn’t see the TV out Video 4 in one connector that the manual said should be in the box. I unpacked the box completely and searched my house entirely and there was no 4 in 1 connector. Well….having purchased more than my fair share of peripherals from Fry’s Electronics, I already knew that I had more than likely purchased unknowingly a previously opened box and then repackaged to look new except with one flaw….a missing video connector. The following day, I attempted to get Fry’s to claim some type of liability and after a heated discussion with the manager - I ended up leaving Fry’s without a new un-opened box or a replacement for the connector that had been missing.
Then months later I was on the PC Club’s website and came upon a Vivo connector that I thought might work with my card. I ordered it and two months later! Literally! It arrived. (That’s another horror story!!!) The Vivo video in/out connector arrived and to my disappointment, didn’t work with my card.
So to make a long story short (TOO LATE!) No the card doesn’t work with a Vivo connector but rather a MSI named TV in/out 4 in 1 connector. But since I don’t have it anyway, my plan is to try capturing video with an S video cable and give that a whirl!
So to make a long story short (TOO LATE!) No the card doesn’t work with a Vivo connector but rather a MSI named TV in/out 4 in 1 connector. But since I don’t have it anyway, my plan is to try capturing video with an S video cable and give that a whirl!
Just an update- I have now downloaded the software you have suggested and plan un- installing and then re-installing the drivers you had recommended I'll let you know
Thanks again for all you're input.

Webcam Video Capture/Drivers

I can't find any built-in software (eg. Windows Movie Maker) for recording video from the webcam. XP has WMM but Win7 does not?
Microsoft states that the Windows Live Movie Maker beta supports importing live video from connected video capture devices, but even this does not detect my webcam. Do I need to install the webcam drivers seperately? If so, kindly point me to the location on the web where they can be downloaded from.
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I got the exact same problem, video works....sound not...tried to install the drivers again but that failed on the part where you should plug in your camera and press ok.
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How to install capture drivers from cd?

Hello,
i just bought the NX7950GT-VT2D512EZ-HD card and installed it. it should have video in but when i click on the "install capure drivers" option on the cd menu nothing happens. everthing else i click on in the menu works. the pop up information says that you can only install the drivers if your card have the video in option. what could be the problem ? and what could i do to fix it?
(windows xp, core2duo 2,13, 2gb DDR2 FSB800, ASUS So. 775 P5B-E Plus).
thanks for any help!

latalante,
Download and install the last nVidia ForceWare & WMA Drivers
Then take the MSI CD, set it on your desk, go to the kitchen and pour your favorite cold drink. Come back to your desk and put your drink on the CD. That is about all they are good for.
Take Care,
Richard

GF4 Ti4600 Error 10 after installing WDM capture drivers

Hello everybody,
Maybe one of you knows a solution for this problem.
I'm using a MSI-8872 (Ti4600) on an MSI-6367 Nforce motherboard. WinXP pro is the OS. I'm trying to use the video-in on this videocard. After installing the WDM capturedriver i get an error 10 on this device "device can't start".To be really sure that this isn't an resource conflict i removed all extra hardware (soundcard,firewire,modem) and disabled all integrated peripheralls on the MOBO (serial, parallel ports, LAN audio, modem). After this i did a clean install of WXP detonator 30.84 and WDM 1.16. Still same problem !!!!!!!!!!! Tried also with some other combinations of detonator and WDM but the problem remains.
Does anybody know:
1) If this is a more common problem with this videocard (maybe in combination with Nforce chipset)
2)A solution
Greetingzzz,
Foetsjie

Hello, i have the same problem on WinXP Pro.
So I tried to use newest vga driver and capture WDM driver 1.08 but the problem is same still.
Do you know where i can download last BIOS for my VGA card?
Thank to all )
Best regards
Jiri

System restarts when loading capture drivers

Anybody come across this before?
With - G4MX460VTP

Whn loading many memory banks it is better to use registered RAM (it is a known fact, not something specific to the chipset/board).
Also I am not 100% sure but I belive there is a 4 bank limit whilt using PC2700 (at 333MHz).
Setting it to PC2100 (266MHz / HKLC) will improve the chances of data integrity which could be an alternative to registered RAM.
There is little use for DDR333 without upping the FSB anyway.

FX5200 no valid capture...have drivers...where to intall?

FX5200 VT128
"No valid WDM video capture devices were found"
"One or more expected drivers were not found"
I re-installed this product into my computer. (what I thought to be junk PC...)
I had some issues with this PC about 7 mo. ago. When asked for help from computer store they told me the PC "probably" had a bad motherboard. ...So you might want to buy a new PC. So I did, and I love it.
But my other PC was a pretty good PC as it was, so I just stored it in a closet this whole time. I finally hauled it out again to see if it really was the motherboard ....and found out it just needed a new power supply!!
Just installed the new power supply and it runs like NEW!!! so excited!!
So, anyway I decided to place my FX5200 video card (with personal cinema) back into the slot and begin again to record cartoons for my grandkiddies.
Here is the problem...I used the CD to re-install this item and after doing so I was not sure that 7 mo. ago I had even un-installed this video card. ....stupid stupid,...should of checked first...now possible problems??
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Using DriverGuide toolkit ...Ihave all the drivers buthave no idea were they have to be returned to.
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Quote from: chacherry3 on 08-November-06, 09:32:43
Awesome that worked THANKS!!!!!
But I did some testing...from titanTV.com I asked it to add a program to record.
It recorded fine,..but when done the screen went black and could not change channel ...and soon it was "not responding" ..is there a fix for that?
Thanks in advance.
Granny
well you can try with other similar software to record it, or to try alternative capture drivers.
you are welcome mate. , but better stuck at current worked position and ignore this failure.
you can install Personal cinema patch too can help with that issue: http://download.msi.com.tw/support/dvr_exe/mut_dvr/PersonalCinema225Patch.exe
Ensure 2.25 CD is into your CD drive and then execute PersonalCinema225Patch.exe

White line in middle of capture

I have a MSI G4Ti4200-VTD64 (MS-8870).
I have the drivers installed and the capture drivers installed. I am using WinProducer that came with my video card. I am running Windows XP.
A friend of mine has been trying to capture some footage off his camera. Everytime we try it (using composite or svideo in) there is a huge white chunk in the middle of the screen, you can hardly see any of the video. It stretches from the left side to the right and you can only see video just above and below it. It's almost like a widescreen video with white in the widescreen area and the video running above and below it.
So we put the tape in my camera and it does the same thing. Any other tape we use does not have this effect, it captures fine.
So we think it might be the tape. HOWEVER, when we watch the capture taking place in the preview window there is no white section, it is only when it is saved off to the file. Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? And why it only happens once it is written to a file. It does appear to be just the one tape thankfully but it should not have the white section in it if it is not showing in the preview!

I don't really know why it's capturing that way but what you see on the preview may be sampled by a separate circuit for instant playback prior to when the actual capture write takes place and that could be being done by a different circuit so yes it can do something different than what you see...just depends on the circuit setup...
Cheers!! 8)

Problems installing WDM Video Capture

I bought a complete new computer and I bought the MSI GF4TI4200 with 128 MB DDR RAM, when I installed the drivers for the card there were no problems, but when I installed the capture drivers, the computer gives an error on the Nvidia WDM Video Capture(Universal), it cannot be started he says (Code 10). I use Windows XP. I first tried with the cd, after that I deleted all the drivers and downloaded them from this site, but the problem remains. Also the LiveUpdate doesn't do anything good.
And my computer reboots all the time, I think due to the bad installed card. Sometimes frequently, and sometimes after a couple of hours, always when I do something else.
Can someone tel me what to do please?
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I've been there, been stupid (see previous reply). Except in my case it took the third MSI Tech Support guy to sort it out. To my knowledge the G4Ti4200 actually ends in "TD" not "VTD". "VTD" is only available on the 4400 and 4600 models. The "T" stands for TV out and the "D" stands for digital video out (flat screens) the "V" stands for video in or video capture. The 4200 doesn't have video capture ugh!!!!
I should have put two and two together realizing MSI really is cutting corners with their one size fits all documentation and driver sets. The thing that gets me is that they really went out of there way to cut costs (and ultimately confusing me) in that I looked at the connector on the back and it had the number pins consistant with video capture so I thought I had it. Older versions with TV out only had the standard 4 pin S-video DIN electical receptical. What they have done is invented a nonstandard DIN receptical so the standard 4 pin S-video plug would fit but they also crammed in a few additional pins for video capture. Now they can use the same connector on the all cards with or without video capture capability.
They will ultimately pay I exchanged a perfectly good card for a new one and I bet I'm not the only one.

Please Help:(,Unable to capture from camcorder using Audigy 2 ZS Video Edi

Hi there! Well I have been trying to use the Sound Blaster Audigy 2 zs video editor to transfer Hi8 tapes from my camcorder (Samsung SLC860) to my laptop (Compaq presario, AMD Athlon 64 3200+, .25 GB RAM, xp). I have successfully done this before *sort of*. Before i was able to capture video from my camcorder without the sound. But now I cant even capture video! I get an error when using Ulead VideoStudio 8 SE reading: 5065:29:0. Please help, anything would be great! Thank you! Oh, i've tried reinstalling the drivers already, didnt work. P.S. I connect the camcorder to the Creative Audigy using S-Video. I have also tried A/V out from the camcorder to video-in on the Audigy. I have also downloaded VidCap and other driver updates from Creative but those didn't work either. I've tried VidCap other capture programs, none worked. Any help would be great. Thank you!
Message Edited by DjShadowalker on <SPAN class=date_text>06-06-2006 <SPAN class=time_text>:09 AM
Message Edited by DjShadowalker on 06-06-2006 :09 AM

Hi there! Thanks for the reply, unfortunately, I've tried VidCap and it wont let me capture either. The Start button on Step 3 isn't acti've. Its not bold, and when i click on it nothing happens. But under device manager and Sound, Video and game controllers, there are alot of things. They are as followed: Audio Codecs, Legacy Audio Drivers, Legacy Video Capture Drivers, Media Control Devices, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor Audio Device, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor Video Device, SoundMAX Intergrated Digital Audio, Video Codecs. Do you think any of these could be interfering with one another? If so, which ones can be safely disabled? I've also tried downloading all the necessary updates for VidCap and I've even tried reinstalling the Audigy card many times. I am able to see the preview of the video on both programs VidCap and VideoStudio but I just can't capture. Once again, the error message on VideoStudio is: 5065:29:0. Thank you so much, hopefully I hear from ya soon and this can be fixed.

Does the 6600GT-VTD128 support video capture?

Hi,
I recently purchased an MSI 6600GT-VTD128 video card. The product information seems to suggest that the card has video input capabilities, and there is an adapter that plugs into the card that has a number of connections, one of which is labeled S-Video in. However, I haven't been able to get any video capture to work.
Does the card actually support this functionality? If not, what are the video input connections for? If so, is there some documentation as to how to set it up?
So far, I tried installing the video capture drivers that come with the card. I checked the manual. I checked the MSI web site FAQs. And I searched the forums.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Daniel

Thanks Richard. Yes I do have a breakout cable like that. Actually, I described it in my original message. So, I am guessing from your message that you believe that the card should have the capability to capture video.
In my original message, I asked if there was any documentation on setting up the card for video capture. The manual does not describe the procedure, nor does the MSI web site.
There are drivers on the CD that claim to be for video capture, but they had no effect when I installed them. In fact, there appears to be no way to tell whether the drivers were actually installed successfully.
If anyone out there has successfully used this card for video capture, please let me know.

Please help me with my G4Ti4200-VTD8X

I just got my new card about 2 weeks ago and I set everything up as soon as I had the time to play with drivers. After getting the glitches all out I wasn't really impressed with the performance over my old G-Force 2 MX440.
I am positive it is a driver issue.
Also, everytime I restart my computer the 3-deep software(my monitor is really dark so I need this software) says my monitor settings have changed and i have to re-do the settings.
And to top it all off almost all the cd's that came with the card will not install, So when I wanted to use the video in option I was unable to install the WinProducer software. I installed the capture drivers though.
Does anyone have any ideas about any of these issues?
1) What drivers should i be using?
2) What can i do about the video in?
The store will not help me, as the software is open, and MSI's customer support would not do anything about the CD's so I don't even know if the video-in works as I am very new to this option (video-in)

I guess I didn't give alot of info about drivers and such. I have installed everything I could find from Asus for my MB and everything from MSI/Nvidia for my video card. I have heard people say you can flash the bios on the video card. Is this true? if so, how can I do this or check my version even. As you can tell I'm new to all this.

Video capture

I have a GeForce4 MX 440-VTP graphics card and have the video in and out adapter connected. The problem I am having is with the video capture function. When I start recording the streaming video from either my analog video camcorder (composite input)or VCR (S-Video input) I get a horizontal white bar that takes up the middle third of the screen. The bar does not show up during the recording but is there during playback.

Thank you for your help. I searched on the net and everyone seems to have the same solution for the problem. They say that the problem is caused by the macrovision copy protection and that one needs to download an older WDM capture driver (v1.08 for example) and the problem will go away. I am going to give this a shot this evening and will post what happens tomorrow.
I installed the older capture drivers and now the video capture works just fine. So the solution is to get older WDM capture drivers that do not have the macrovision copy protection in them.

G4 MX460 -VT - capture

I bought a G4 MX460 in September 2002 and I have many problems:
1.it does not give any TV out with the LATEST MSI or Nvidia drivers. I had to go back to (old) version 2.7.2.0 of the VGA driver to make it work. This card will not give TV output if you are using the following (new) versions of the VGA driver, 2750, 2890 or 2940 or 3100 ?
2.it dosen't work with any drivers version for video capture(nVidia WDM Video Capture drivers) I have digital camcorder JVC that it's working very well on the USB port...but dosen't with Video In. (I got the message "the device is used by another application" ...but there isn't another application I checked everything ...)
Win XP Professional
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 1.8 Ghz
512 DDR RAM
Mother: ASUS P4S533
Adapter Description   MSI MS-StarForce GeForce4 MX 460 (NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 460)
Adapter RAM   64.00 MB (67,108,864 bytes)
Installed Drivers   nv4_disp.dll
Driver Version   6.13.10.2720
Color Planes   1
Color Table Entries   4294967296
Resolution   1024 x 768 x 75 hertz
Bits/Pixel   32
IRQ Channel   IRQ 16
Driver   c:\windows\system32\drivers\nv4_mini.sys (6.13.10.2720, 849.64 KB (870,029 bytes), 12/26/2002 10:24 AM) and the last VGA BIOS from NVIDIA.
Please help me.....Thank u guys....

update your card bios with the msi live thingie..
tv-in/out doesnt work out of the box with any drivers (except 27.?? and 28.32, which are, mm, crap)
i'd recommend using 30.87 drivers (download the stereo drivers from nvidia site) and newest wdm, 1.22, i think..

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