'Error connecting to Microsoft(TM) DV Drivers'

[Enkil82]

Hello.

I have been using Premiere 6.5 for a long time now, but recently I had to reinstall XP, and now I can't get my Firewire card to function propertly in Adobe Premiere. I have a standard firewire card (NEC OHCI 1394), and I haven't done any changes what so ever to it, so I can't understand why it isn't working like it should do in Premiere. When I try to capture (I have a Sony TRV-18E by the way), I do get picture, but no sound...and I always get this error message when I start Adobe Premiere:

('Error connecting to Microsoft(TM) DV Drivers' Premiere was unable to connect to the native Microsoft(TM) DV support on this machine. This setting was designed to only work with an OHCI IEEE1394 (Firewire, iLink) card with an approved Microsoft DV driver...blah blah blah....)

After this I have in my frustation formated the computer, reinstalled windows and adobe several times, but the same error message always comes up.

I know its not the firewire card, because I took it out and tried it on my friend's computer and it worked fine. So what I want to know....WHAT TO DO?!?

If anyone had a similar problem and know the solution, please help!!

Thanks,

[FOO]

You should get rid of all the software from that company
It's all bad.

[Enkil82]

NEC?

[FOO]

Microsoft

[Greg12]

U could try re-installing DirectX or

In Device Manager see if the Driver powering the card is a Texas Instraments OHCI or just a plain OHCI driver. I've found some cards which dont use TI chipsets work badly when the TI driver is loaded.

[Enkil82]

Foo: Yeah, I hate winbloze. But I'm too lazy to get a better system/computer.


Greg12: Like I said, I have re-installed windows several times (and therefore directx). The firewire card is a plain OHCI card, its not texas its nec.

[2man]

try to
1-uninstall the software and drives, remove the card
2-shutdown the pc wait 1 min
3-turn on the pc and shutdown again
4-install the card and turn on again
sometimes works when i have a prob