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Running JRiver in a virtual machine

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David Sydney:
Thanks for the feedback - some good tips there.

Mattkhan - I do not have any Linux software that will run the card - although I have not looked extensively I must admit. In the same VM the native (very basic) VideoPro software does not see the card either. I will try some other combinations in both Windows and Linux when I find some software that calls on the hardware.

Bob - Not sure how to change ports for it, but the card does share an IRQ line with something else, but there are another 10 or so devices that have similar sharing. It seems to be a common thing now. But I will look closer at this aspect.

Zybex - Yes I have virtualisation and IOMMU turned on in BIOS, in addition I have update Grub and mkinitcpio loaders to pull in the right modules to get hardware pass through to work for the GPU. So that part is sorted as I have VMs and other hardware running fine with GPU passed through not avail to the host. Just the tuner card does not want to play ball.

Anyway I did see 1 or 2 other posts where people have had similar issues with other TV Tuner cards - it may be something that is never completely has an explanation - so I will have to keep on the trial/error process trail.

Thanks again. David

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