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[dynobot]

When I try to view TV I get the error shown in the topic of this post...the result is no audio.

I used to be able to play TV fine with earlier versions of ver 14.

This started perhaps 3 versions ago, when I was using Vista.  I am using a Pinnacle USB TV stick on a HP Pavilion PC, currently Windows 7.
Music plays fine in direct sound, asio and wasapi.
Picture is fine just no sound.

Is there something I should check, did something change between rev's with the TV audio code?

If more information is needed I can provide.

Thank You
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[dynobot]

I Tried this


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This may be a DirectShow problem.

Try TV/Devices/ and choose the device, then Configure/Digital TV.
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Its actually an analog cable TV device.  I did configure everything as such

First off I made sure that the analog card was at the top of the list.
Tuner Type = Cable
This Device requires.....= cheked with my speakers shown in the "Choose Mixer Device" area and "Choose Audio Line" = Master Volume
Display, Recording, and Advanced Properties tabs left untouched.

*Failed to render audio stream - unspecified error*


Any other ideas???

Any information I can provide???

Thank You

[JimH]

Settings under filetype.  There is a JRiver TV entry down under video.  Try changing it.

Mpeg4 DirectShow filters in the same place.

Microsoft filters are normally safe, but try another if you need to.

[dynobot]

Hmmmm, no luck.

Just for kicks I will try to go back and find the version that worked.  Maybe that can help.

[Yaobing]

This Device requires.....= cheked with my speakers shown in the "Choose Mixer Device" area and "Choose Audio Line" = Master Volume
Display, Recording, and Advanced Properties tabs left untouched.

What device do you have?

Only very old devices require checking that checkbox.  Those devices require a cable connecting from the device to the (usually) Line-In jack of the sound card.  All devices that have been produced in the last few years do not require such connection.