I've uninstalled the update. It did not fix the issue. DVB Dream still crashes on startup.

Allover sudden DD started to crash continously right at startup. Reinstalling did not fixed the issue. Here's the crash info: EurekaLog 5.1.12 Application: ------------------------------------------------------- 1.1 Start Date : Mon, 26 May 2008 11:15:51 -0700 1.2 Name/Description: dvbdream.exe 1.3 ...

You have to connect 110 and 119 to two separate inputs on your diseqc switch in order to switch between them. Do you have two separate LNBs for 110/119 or one big LNB? The big LNB has a build-in diseqc switch, and you can't cascade those with your additional diseqc switch.

Short answer yes.

The setup in DVBDream is all eight LNBs under slot 1 of diseqc switch setup. The uncommitted 0 - 7 slots will be used to switch between ports 1-8 of the switch.

Do you get 30fps with your card on 1080i content? Drop a 1080i video (not film) mpeg2 onto graphedt (or any other program that allows you to see frame rate of the renderer) and see what kind of fps do you get. I had x600 that would only go up to 21-22 fps hence choppy video. I've upgraded to x1800, ...

Works fine for me, including recording. Make sure you change the shortcut (under properties->advanced) to always "run as administrator."

Here are a couple of suggestions. One or more might help: 1) Make sure that prevent using more than one CPU options is enabled . 2) In video options change the rendered to Video Mixing Renderer (NOT 9) 3) Get a faster video card. x1300 is really slow - In video mode the 3d engine is used for video p...

Or you can just get a DPP44 switch and not worry about all this.

Except for video cards, I just followed the dual core 4GHz for $700 article on Tom's hardware guide
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/06/12/ ... ig_for_720

FYI it looks like with the latest ATI codec (mentioned above and available as part of the "Complete AVIVO Package" that's available for download from ATI as part of the catalyst 6.6 drivers), ATI took the crown from NVidia. :) File H264 decoding: NVidia 7900GT, Cyberlink Power DVD 7 decoder: 40% CPU...

There are a couple of differences between HD and SD channels: 1) the obvious one - data rate is 3x-6x that of the SD stream 2) MPEG2 profile/level - SD uses MP@ML and HD uses MP@HL (MP - main profle, ML - main level, HL - high level) 3) Usually SD channels have MPEG audio and HD channels use AC3 Tho...

TS stands for T ransport S tream. Each satellite transponder carries a single transport stream with multiple channels multiplexed together. PAT or P rogram A ssociation T able defines those channels. PMT or P rogram M ap T able defines the individual elementary streams (audio/video/cc etc) within a ...

Did you generate PAT and PMT or are you trying to open the raw TS file?

Few suggestions: Fast video card that allows h.264 acceleration - currently NVidia does a better job than ATI (I tried Radeon 1900xtx and GeForce 7900GT). Take a look at http://www.nvidia.com/page/purevideo_support.html and pick your choice. In general, I would stick with a card that support the fol...

Add the following GUID {6931C7E7-75B7-4729-A153-A8AD99BDF70B} (and a name of your choosing) to the h.264 section of guids.ini file.

I got the GUID by installing the software and looking at the dx filter in graphedt.exe