For Windows 10, 8, and 7 File name: wintv85setup36227.exe File size: 112 MB Date: August 15, 2018 To install the WinTV v8.5 application Note: You will need to have your WinTV v8.5 Activation Code to complete this installation. Download the WinTV v8.5 installer. After downloading this file, it's normally saved in the Download directory on your PC.

Run wintv85setup from the Download directory on your PC. At Activation required, Enter the Activation Code which was emailed to you, or is printed on the WinTV v8 activation card or is printed on the WinTV v8 CD Note: If you have a WinTV v8 Activation Code for Extend, the latest version of WinTV v8.5 with Extend will also be installed.

WinTV-HVR-12xx Windows driver WinTV-HVR driver version 32328 For the WinTV-HVR-1200, 1250, 1270, 1400, 1500, 1700, 1800, 1850, 3300, 4400, 5500, 5525 and Starburst boards Name: driver8515432328.exe Size: 9.9 MB Updated: 12/1/2014 To install the latest Windows driver only: Leave your WinTV-HVR plugged into your PC. Follow the following steps:. Download the Windows driver above. Double click the downloaded driver.

This will install the WinTV-HVR Windows driver. At the completion of the driver install, you should see a message which says Drivers have been updated successfully. At this point, the Windows driver will be installed. Windows Media Center Note to Windows Media Center users: If you want to use WinTV-HVR-12xx to watch and record analog cable TV with Microsoft's Media Center application, do the following: When you run Media Center, go to Tasks / Settings / TV / Set Up TV signal At ' Set Up your TV signal', click Next At ' Regional settings', make sure your region is correct and click Next At ' Download TV options', click Next. At ' TV Signal', click ' I will configure my TV signal manually' and click Next You will then see: Cable / Satellite / Antenna.

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Chose the source of your TV signal (Cable for use with analog cable TV) and click Next. Click through the rest of the settings, set up your Guide listings and click Finish. Then return to the main menu. Go to TV + Movies and then live TV to watch and record TV. Setting up your TV tuner in Windows 7 Media Center Here is a screen by screen view of the setup of Windows Media Center. It was based on the WinTV-HVR-1600, but the setup with other WinTV-HVR products will be similar.

Windows Media Center remote control receiver/blaster configuration utility. Use this utility to enable or disable the built-in IR receiver/blaster hardware on the WinTV-HVR-1850 and WinTV-HVR-2250 for use with Windows Media Center. You would disable the built-in IR receiver/blaster if you are using an external USB attached Windows Media Center remote control.

To use this tool:. Download, unzip and install the Hcwcirconfig tool. 3d camera tracking software. After installing the Hcwcirconfig tool, run the program.

The tool will be located in Start / All Programs / Hauppauge WinTV / HCWCIRConfig Tool. To configure as a Windows Media Center remote control, put a check in the box labeled Hauppauge Consumer Infrared Receiver click OK – Save Changes. Your computer must be restarted for the changes to take effect. Name: hcwcirconfigtool1.2.28165.zip Name: 322KB Name: 6/16/2010 Bug fixes for the Windows Media Center 'Low bit rate' error message Microsoft has released Windows Media Center patches for the 'Low bit rate' error message. Use this utility to enable or disable the built-in IR receiver/blaster hardware on the WinTV-HVR-1850 and WinTV-HVR-2250 for use with Windows Media Center.

You would disable the built-in IR receiver/blaster if you are using an external USB attached Windows Media Center remote control. To use this tool:. Download, unzip and install the Hcwcirconfig tool. After installing the Hcwcirconfig tool, run the program. The tool will be located in Start / All Programs / Hauppauge WinTV / HCWCIRConfig Tool. To configure as a Windows Media Center remote control, put a check in the box labeled Hauppauge Consumer Infrared Receiver click OK – Save Changes.

Your computer must be restarted for the changes to take effect. Name: hcwcirconfigtool1.2.28165.zip Name: 322KB Name: 6/16/2010.

PAL Analog CableTV or over-the-air analog TV: You can use your cable TV from the wall to connect to the WinTV-HVR-12xx and receive PAL analog cable TV channels. You can also use a roof top antenna to receive 'over-the-air' TV. Freeview HD (DVB-T2) over-the-air digital TV: Supports Freeview HD or DVB-T2 TV channels.

Freeview (DVB-T) over-the-air digital TV: Supports Freeview or DVB-T TV channels Note: For Freeview and Freeview HD DVB-T digital TV, a rooftop/out door antenna is recommended for optimal results and best signal strength. DVB-C cable TV Channels: DVB-C digital cable TV channels are unencrypted digital cable TV channels. Clear QAM allows users to watch unencrypted digital TV channels from their cable TV provider without a set-top box. Note: Check your local cable TV provider for DVB-C TV channel reception over your cable TV network. The WinTV-HVR-1200 has Freeview HD support for over-the-air HD. It can also receive HD TV from a DVB-C source. But the WinTV-HVR-1200 will not be able to decode HD broadcasts that come through your cable or satellite box.

If you have an HD cable TV or satellite box and want to record HD TV, you can use Hauppauge's. Note: not all cable operators broadcast DVB-C channels which can be received by the WinTV-HVR-12xx. Contact your local cable operator to check if they provide clear digital cable TV channels.

If you are watching a digital TV channel and you see choppy video, no audio or a black screen, then it is possible your PC is not fast enough to decode and play the digital TV channel you are watching. Please verify that your system meets the minimum requirements for using the WinTV-HVR-1200 Digital TV, especially ATSC high definition digital TV, is very CPU intensive. Many graphics cards have special built-in hardware to speed up decoding of high definition TV channels.

On graphics cards without special video decoding features, you can often improve the playback performance by using the Video Renderer settings located in the settings menu of WinTV 7. To open the setting menu click on the “gear” button located in the lower left of the WinTV 7 screen. The default mode is EVR.

The other modes are VMR9, VMR7 and Overlay. Each mode uses a different process to render video. Try each mode and use the one which gives you the best results.

To use hardware acceleration put a check in the box “use hardware acceleration when possible. This will allow your graphics system to use hardware acceleration for video decode. Note: graphics hardware acceleration does not work on all systems. After making a change in video rendering settings Wintv must be restarted to take effect. You can bring video into the WinTV from an external audio/video source such as a cable TV or satellite set top box. Depending upon which model WinTV you have, you might need to connect the A/V breakout cable included with your TV tuner. In the WinTV v7 application, click the Setup menu (Gear button in the lower left corner of WinTV v7).

Then click on the Devices tab. In the Device Setup Wizard, select External Inputs (S-Video/composite) and click Next. You will be presented with the option to add a Composite and an S-Video Input. Please select your country (if not correct) and click Next.

If you wish to connect a source not normally designed for operation in your country, you can configure the Video Format manually from the drop down list. Change the value from “AUTO”. Note: Pal BGHIDK is the commonly used format in Europe. NTSC is the broadcast format used in North America. Digital Broadcasts (DVB-T) The file size of a digital signal capture depends on the bitrate of the digital signal.

The bitrate is set by the broadcaster and cannot be user configured. Bitrates for digital signals can range anywhere from about 1.2 Mbits/sec up to 19.3 Mbits/sec. Most of the time these bitrates are variable and not constant. Capture sizes for Freeview (DVB-T) & recordings are approximately 1.7 Gigabytes per hour up to 8.3 Gigabytes per hour. Analog Broadcast. The WinTV v7 application has to convert analog signals to digital in order to record.

There are four recording profiles. The following list shows recording file sizes for burning to 4.3Gb DVD: Best - Approx 1 Hour+ Better - Approx 1 1/2 Hours Good - Approx 2 Hours Fair - Approx 3 Hours.

Have the HVR-1300retailboard+remote. HCW: It started with 0.2.0.0 RC2, CVS upp to 2006-01-24 do not solve the problem. As said before, the remote works (only in the main menu) if you do not close the Micro$oft Error Report window. /C Edit: got home and here is system info: Area: Media Portal Program MediaPortal Version: 0.2.0.0 RC2 (2005-12-16) MediaPortal Skin: mce Windows Version: Windows XP (SP2).NET CLR Version: 2.0.50727 DirectX Version: 4. (9.0c) Audio Codec: MPEG/AC3/DTS/LPCM Audio Decoder Video Codec: InterVideo NonCSS Video Decoder for Hauppauge CPU Type: Intel Pentium 4 - 2.80GHz Memory: 1 GB Motherboard: 0K8979 (Dell Computer Corp.) TV Card Model: Hauppauge HVR-1300 Digital TV Card Type: - TV Card Driver: - Video Card Model: Intel(r) 82865g Graphics Controller (96 MB) Video Card Driver: - Video Card Resolution: 1280x1024 Video Render Type: VMR9 Audio Card Model: SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio Audio Card Driver: - Synopsis:: Hauppauge remote crash MP. Click to expand.Mac no offence is meant here so please dont take it that way.

But we cant help with posts like that! Could you please repost with log details and system details please as the other guys have been good enough to do. Nobody in the dev team can reproduce this so you will understand we are kind of flying blind here and require all of the information we can possibly harvest. We can then decide if your problem is similar to the others or if you have your own special problem!:lol: Thanks Steve. It appears one comes with a crippled mce remote and the other comes with a huappauge remote. If its the mce remote then you DONT need the hauppauge remote enabled in the config. It needs to be the mce remote (i think!) this is important to get to the bottom of this problem!

So please be very very accurate and double check every statement that you make. Including reffering to the images that mpod posted. And comparing to what you have. Sorry for going over the same ground. We just need to be sure Thanks Steve.