NVIDIA VIVO Composite with 6600GT

[rotflmao]

I've recently bought an nVidia GeForce 6600GT VIVO display adapter, and I connected my composite video to the adapter (and the audio to Line
In). I am using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005.

I looked around the nVidia website, and found the page:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/mce_extensions.html . The fourth image is
exactly what I need.
So I followed the instructions, I installed the MCE-enabled ForceWare
and the NVIDIA DVD Decoder trial (although I don't think it's necessary
to watch composite video) and restarted my computer.
In the Media Center, I could find the nVidia display extension, I could even see the pages on screenshots 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (I couldn't
see what's on screenshot 3 because I only use one monitor).
However for some reason, the display setup skipped #4: whether I use
S-Video, Composite or Component.

Also, when I click on TV settings in MCE, it says I don't have a tuner; and I don't have "Watch TV" option in MCE.

Note that in other programs, such as Virtual VCR, FlyDS or iuVCR, I can watch TV from the WDM driver, only in Media Center it doesn't seem to find it.

I would like to know how to get it to ask me that, or in any other way
how can I use Composite on Windows Media Center 2005.

Thanks in advance!

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.. Please help me, it's really important.

[TheFamilyMan]

Have you checked this document out:
http://download.nvidia.com/Windows/dvd_decoder/1.02-185/PureVideo_Decoder_102-185.pdf

It appears that this software doesn't do anything with VIVO video input, at least I cannot find any mention that it does.

That "picture 4" that got you all excited refers to connecting a TV to your video card's TV out!!!

Good Luck!

[rotflmao]

Thanks a lot for your answer!

It really does look like it's dealing with TV Out Thanks for making this clear though