DVBViewer Pro 3.5 goes immediatly to 100% cpu and crashes winxp

[prerich]

Copy_of_support.zipThis is strange. When I owned a lesser pc all of my DVBViewer programs worked fine. I now have a superior set up but it just doesn't work - even after a full hard drive wipe.

I can't get a grapedit shot because it locks up the entire system. Here's my configuration

 

O/S WinXP W/SP2

Abit VT7 Motherboard (Via 880 Chipset

1024mb of PC400 Ram running Dual Channel

P4 3.0 Ghz 800 mhz bus Hyperthreading disabled

 

200 GB Seagate Barracuda Hard Drive

Geforce 6200 512MB AGP Video Card

Air2Pc ATSC Tuner

Creative Audigy 2zs Platinum

 

My old system was a 3.06 celeron and it worked fine.

 

What happens now is that I tune the channels - everythings correct. I select a channel to view and within 10 seconds the system freezes, audio sounds like a record with a scratch (repeating last phrase continually for about 7 seconds) and then total system lock up. At one point I did get it to play for almost 20 minutes but then the same results happened (I though I had it fixed). This happens with the TE version also.

 

I have the following decoders:

 

Sonic decoders

Intervideo Decoders

AC3 Filter

 

I have included the support zip

 

The major changes from when it worked till now is the new processor, more ram, and new audio card. Please help.

Edited September 12, 2006 by prerich

[prerich]

Can no one help me???! Please......?

[Engelbert]

t is possible that an old SkyDLL.dll disturbs in System32. Delete there!

When video decoders adjust the SONIC.

For audio and AC3 the AC3 filter.

[Guest Lars_MQ]

First guess: The soundcard and the dvb-card don't like each other. Did you try to put them in different slots (or if you have onboard sound tried it first without the audigy?)

 

System lockups with XP can't originate from a normal program. But Drivers and/or Hardproblems/conflicts can do this.

[prerich]

First guess: The soundcard and the dvb-card don't like each other. Did you try to put them in different slots (or if you have onboard sound tried it first without the audigy?)

 

System lockups with XP can't originate from a normal program. But Drivers and/or Hardproblems/conflicts can do this.

 

 

I'm going to try the audigy in a different slot. I've also tried ts reader and it also locks the system up hard. I think your right about this one. I will let you know in a few hours. Tks in advance

[prerich]

First guess: The soundcard and the dvb-card don't like each other. Did you try to put them in different slots (or if you have onboard sound tried it first without the audigy?)

 

System lockups with XP can't originate from a normal program. But Drivers and/or Hardproblems/conflicts can do this.

 

 

And you're correct Thanks alot!

Edited September 18, 2006 by prerich

[jbodin]

And you're correct Thanks alot!

 

 

Which was he correct about? Did you have to move the sound card to a different slot, or did you switch to onboard sound? I'm having identical problems -- switched from a Socket A Sempron 2600+ to a newer Socket 754 Sempron 3100+, and now the system just locks up. I have a microATX motherboard with only 3 available PCI slots -- I've got an Emuzed Maui III analog tuner that I use with GB-PVR, an Air2PC ATSC card that I use with DVBViewer, and a SoundBlaster Live! 5.1 sound card. These components all played nicely in my old Socket A system, but now I get lockups just like you described in your post. I may try switching the card order around tonight, just to see if that helps.