have philips SAA7146  Video Capture card ,stopped working in XP service pack 2,Pls where cn i find update?
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Try the site/link below
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xp is supposed to suppot all drivers.\nsince yours is old.\ntry and get a driver from you manufacturer.\nit must work.
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Do you know what type of Video Card you have and How old ur computer is? Possible VCard
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What sort of software do you want, I cant actually find anything apart from the cam drivers...;
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I can't give you a serious answer, so here's a funny one:\n\nDon't use Windows Vista.  DRM'd all to hell.\n\nOn the other hand, I had no success at getting Windows XP MCE to work with my existing PCI tv tuner.  I had to buy a new one that was PCIe.  So, you might check that.
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www.sony.com > service & support > drivers/software.\n\nEnter your product & model number.
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yes...I also searched...couldn't succeed...what is your operation system...if you have Xp it should automatically detect and install the driver.
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more than likely you have a video error. and you will need to enxure if your onboard video card is working or off board then check to see if the expansion slot is working
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if all else fails u have 2 choices...(1) go to microsft.com and re-install ur encoder files for win media player with out these it will be almost impossible to view anything....no video's of any sort..it is possible to get generic encoder files from a bundled disc ...BUT if not microsoft signed it will work for short time then nothing again...(2) it is a hassle but u can also un-install to re-install and start all over again..am just afraid u loaded third party driver's and crashed ur media files...it happens to most everyone so don't feel like a lone duck
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you need to install codecs \n\nDownload XP Codec Pack 2.0.6\nSize: 5.95MB // Downloads: 4422438\n\n \nhttp://www.xpcodecpack.com/\n\nhttp://codeccorner.com/af.html
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did it always do this???--if not--try a system restore--pretty easy to do--restore computer back to a date before it started acting up!!--or--have you recently updated your video drivers??--if so roll them back--but the system restore thing will probably work if thats not the case--if i had more information i might suggest something else--but the restore won,t kill ya any ways
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try looking for the driver in www.driverguide.com\nur gonna find it there. If it isnt there, i recommend buying a new sound card compatible with XP .
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Use MS XP pro...get a video card...and RCA cables...hook the output of U VCR to the input of the Video card....U should be able to handle the rest!
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I am using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Service Pack 2
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Try both divX and AVI codec\nI face same problem last time and get fix already\nhttp://www.divx.com/divx/windows/\nhttp://www.download.com/AVI-Codec-Pack/3000-2169_4-10553815.html?tag=lst-0-1
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It is very important with those drivers that you extract them with Winzip (if you have Win98 or 2000) or the extract here after right clicking in XP. If you don't use extract (as opposed to just opening the zip file) it might not work. You then go to device manager to the video adapter and right click then update driver. Then have it install from the location of the extracted files. (if it does not have a setup program in it)
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Play the video with sound first, if you got screen and sound, then you have no hardware connection program.\nIf hardware, check cable, sound card, plug, socket, on both ends, try it on other pc if you can\nIf not hardware, then is software, you have to check the platform sound control, the capture software setting etc.\nUpdate of sound driver to the latest is a must before the software test.