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  1. 27th Jun 2003 22:59 #1
    GordRocks
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    I've just installed the trial version of WinDVD Recorder and can't get it to recognize my ATI All-in-Wonder 7500 card. When I attempt to go into record mode it asks me to select the capture device and gives me a choice of DV Camcorder (which I don't have) or Logitech QuickCam Express. Why doesn't it recognize my video card? I've tried rebooting a number of times and this doesn't seem to accomplish anything. I've also reinstalled the software a couple of times. I have DVD Workshop, as well, and it recognizes the card with no problem. I can't seem to find any facility to get WinDVD to let me search for other devices. Anyone have any ideas? Would appreciate any help you can give. Thanks
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    Top left of player, to the right of the intervideo logo, should have an oval button that says DVD/TV. Click on it. Should open up window that lists optical drives as well as TV Tuner, Logitech camera or whatever else it detects. Mine shows TV, S-Video, Composite and of course my Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000. I run a two tv tuner setup with the new ATI software, but before I upgraded, my bought version of WIN DVD Recorder worked fine with my ATI 9700 AIW Pro. Let me know your result.
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    Thanks for the reply. I'd already found that feature but when I click on it there appear to be three blank spaces between my Hard Drive selections and the QuickCam Express. I can click on these blank spaces but there is no result. Something weird I forgot to mention is that I had uninstalled and then reinstalled WinDVD Recorder. The first time it was installed it had worked just fine. I'm wondering if I should uninstall again, go into the registry to remove any references to WinDVD, and then try installing again. I can't think of anything else to try. I'll give it a try if I get the time tonight or tomorrow unless you have another suggestion.
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    That cured the problem. I have no idea what could have been in the registry that screwed it up but at least it's working now. Thanks for the input.
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