MSI VOX USB driver problem (XP PRO SP2)

When I plug in the VOX to the USB Windows looks for the MSI MS8609 driver, but does not find it (even if it is installed). Then after a while it finds a driver called USB2800. I've tried to uninstall this an reinstall VOX SW but I can not change it into MS8609 !

Have you tried installing the drivers from the MSI website?
The drivers are available >>here<<.
Also, make sure your motherboard drivers are installed properly and that there are no yellow exclamation marks in device manager as that would also explain why the sound card drivers won't install.

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this device was working great on another pc (xp,sp1). Please Help me :(
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Msi vox usb 2.0 remote/sound problems

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1. the dial on the side of the box that is supposed to turn the tuner on/off or change channels doesn't do a thing.
2. the remote doesn't work at all
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I had/have the same problem, with a Dell Laptop running windows XP.
my first solution was to buy a male-male audio connector and hook it directly to my speakers, but having to switch from that and my computer wasn't much fun, I found another work around.
I bought snapstream's beyond TV, and everything has worked well, and I like the snapstream software better than the default software, anyway. The only problem is that you can't use the composite or S-video inputs, as far as I can tell. (and having to spend $50 on another piece of software, but use the trial version first to make sure it works)

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Hello Team.
I have a "MSI VOX USB 2.0 TV TUNNER", the install has been ocurre without problems but when has tried to run the "MSI PVS" this send a error with the next exeption "0xc00000fd the memory cant read in 0x775735a9". I did un-install everything and after I did install the driver and the software again but this dont work.
Then I download the last updated driver from "MSI website" and the last updated version of "MSI PVS" and don't work again.
After this I did buy the "Intervideo's WinDVR 3" and my TV Tunner work with this but I cant choose the channels, always the software will be send me to "list of channels" I am doing click in "automatic exploration" and the software just send "0 Stereo", somebody know how can i solve this problem? Intervideo just said that I need check this problem with the TV tunner' company
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Sincerely Antony Acuna
Sorry my english it's not good

Hi dear Dr Stu.
I can not change my operating system beacuse I need run SQL Server 2000 enterprise edition and some software that just run over system server editions, I thing that will be run beacause in the product features show "Windows 98/Me/2000/XP".
Intervideo said that the MSI VOX USB 2.0 is not listed into the support cards.
Do you have someting idea?, the problem is that the MSI Box has been a price over that this is.
Thanks in advanced.
Sincerely.
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Hell to all
LAST month i buy MSI VOX USB but after runing TWO hour it start white and repeat the same when i close and start againe. i upgades the driver but it still not work.

Check your computer. Maybe you video board doesn't support this. I have mine since last year and is working quite fine.

Play video games with MSI VOX USB?

Hi,
I am interested in getting the MSI VOX USB 2.0 External TV Box and I am just wondering if I can play video games such as Playstation 2 with my laptop using this tv tuner. I heard some tv tuners have the "delay" make them useless to play video games. Does MSI VOX USB have this "dealy", and how is the the picture quality while playing video game with this tv tuner?
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Jim

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MSI Vox USB TV Tuner

Hi everyone!
Please post topics related to this hardware in the TV@nywhere forum!!

First of all the vox usb tv tuner will operate on Xp home SP2.
If you open the device manager, then Sound, video and game controllers you will probably see that USB2820 has been installed.
You must have MSI MS8609 Video installed as MSI PVS or MSI PVS 3 will only talk to the drive of this name.
Both drivers are provided by eMPIA technology and maybe the vox identifies itself as USB2820.
You will notice I posted the same problem a few days ago.
A partial solution I found was to uninstall USB2820 drivers and install the MSI MS8609 Video driver. I have not been able to install the driver of 2005 as found on the
MSI site but can install the 2004 version that came with my vox CD. The partial solution is the schedule/record function of MSI PVS 3 does not work with this driver so
I must run MSP PVS for the schedule/record function.
rwd2

MSI VOX USB TV tuner PAL/NTSC settings

Hi,
I've used the VOX USB tv-tuner for a couple of weeks now and am pretty happy with it. Actually it works rather good for my purpose except for that the WinDVR program always resets the Device mode to NTSC_M. I live in Sweden and have to go set it to PAL_G or PAL_B all the time. However every time I restart WinDVR or if I try to record a program it resets to NTSC_M.
Today I also wanted to record a program so I hit the record button on WinDVR thinking it would work. However later it turned out with just a green screen and distored sound. So I discovered I had to force it to PAL_G and PAL SVCD recording settings and then it would work.
This is a big hassle to fix everytime. Any fix for this planned soon?
I'm using the latest MS verified MSI driver and WinDVR software that I could find on your website.
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P4 3.0GHz socket 775
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1.5GB RAM
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Driver date: 05.05.2004
Driver version: 1.1.505.0

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Obscure Nano and Mini XP USB Driver Problem Finally Solved

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MSI Vox USB TV Tuner - read this first!

MSI Product support page
Welcome to the forum! If you are looking for help with your Vox USB tuner, this is a good place to start before posting. Look through the stickies below, and make good use of the button, as your question may have already been answered before.
Can't find an answer? Then start a new topic of your own, don't just hijack someone elses. Give as much information as you can, look in the Suggestions on posting and getting better answers for advice. Make sure you use the [Vox] subject tag to clearly identify your hardware type
Stickies for this product:
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MSI Vox Power Supply...awesome!! PLEASE READ
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Is MSI VOX USB PAL compliant?

Crosspost:
Hi all,
If someone can help me out with this. I bought the MSI VOX in the US on assurance by the vendor that the device supports both PAL and NTSC. However, I am tryign to use this device in the UK, and all I get is noise on the channels.
I opened the box and found the LG Innotek TALN-H200T tuner inside.
Can anyone help me with
1) Does the MSI VOX (the US version) support PAL?
2) Can I use a different driver to run PAL?
3) Is there any hardware settign I can change on the TALN to make it recognize PAL?
Thanks a in advance
Zip

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Originally posted by zipzz
I just got a reply from MSI support that the version I have of the MSI VOX is
MS-8609-010 and this version supports only NTSC. The version which supports PAL is MS-8609-030. So basically, what I have been told is that my box will not work in the UK.
Amazingly, and not surprisingly, they would not give me such an enlightened explanation before I made the purchase. Its only after the $$$ is spent, that all the clarifications and qualifications come through. Before the purchase its "Yes sir, it supports PAL. Dont worry about it!"
Sucks!
If any one who reads this has a PAL tuner, can you please let me know which model LG tuner is in the device. You can find out by shining a strong light (a table lamp) into the device casing near the coax TV connector. The box is semi-transparent and you can look inside to see the model number on the largish silver box inside the device connected to the coax connector. Any help is appreciated.
Many thanks
Sandeep
Sandeep,
This is vivek from India, i have exact same problem, mine is MS-8609-010. I need PAL support. Please let me know if you were able to change the tuner from NTSC to PAL, if yes then how.

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