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2 total messages Started by David Longley Mon, 27 Nov 1995 00:00
Miro DC1 2.0 Driver & New DS 64 Video Vram 2MB - Interrupts!
#39
Author: David Longley
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1995 00:00
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I  have just swapped over the older Diamond Stealth 64  VRAM  2MB 
PCI card for the new Video 'video' version. On going into Windows 
and  trying  the Miro DC1 video capture driver (MPEG), I  get  an 
error  message 22 saying that the selected interrupt can  not  be 
used. Only 11 and 15 are not greyed out. Regardless of which  one 
I try, it comes back with the same error.

Nothing  has  changed  apart  from  me  replacing  the  card  and 
installing the new DS64 drivers for Windows.

Can someone suggest what may be going on?
-- 
David Longley
Re: Miro DC1 2.0 Driver & New DS 64 Video Vram 2MB - Interrupts!
#38
Author: Lawrence Nguyen
Date: Tue, 05 Dec 1995 00:00
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This probably sounds stupid, but have you tried running the hardware 
wizard and have it go through a detection of every device over again?  I 
ran into a similar proplem when I upgraded my motherboard.  The new one 
had a different IDE controller (Bus Master PCI) and although Win95 picked 
it up and supposedly made the changes necessary for it to work, I couldn't 
get the IDE controllers to work in 32-bit mode when trying to change the 
settings manually.  I had Win95 "detect new hardware" and it fixed the 
problem by setting up the hardware exactly as I set it up manually to 
begin with.  Go figure.

Lawrence Nguyen
Softex@mail.myriad.net

In article <817498713snz@longley.demon.co.uk>, David@longley.demon.co.uk 
says...
>
>I  have just swapped over the older Diamond Stealth 64  VRAM  2MB 
>PCI card for the new Video 'video' version. On going into Windows 
>and  trying  the Miro DC1 video capture driver (MPEG), I  get  an 
>error  message 22 saying that the selected interrupt can  not  be 
>used. Only 11 and 15 are not greyed out. Regardless of which  one 
>I try, it comes back with the same error.
>
>Nothing  has  changed  apart  from  me  replacing  the  card  and 
>installing the new DS64 drivers for Windows.
>
>Can someone suggest what may be going on?
>-- 
>David Longley
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