Nov 06, 2019 hauppauge 558 windows 7 driver November 6, 2019 by admin The Sweepstakes is only open to residents of the United States that are at least eighteen 18 years of age on their entry date and is not open to employees of Sponsor, their immediate family, any person domiciled with such employees, or any affiliates or subsidiaries of Sponsor. Buy Hauppauge 558 ImpactVCB Full Height PCI Video Capture Card 558. USB 2.0 Video Capture Adapter for Windows Xp, 2000, Vista, Window 7, Window 8. Have tried other video capture cards but the drivers are always an issue.
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My perviouse.Hauppauge hasn't release any drivers yet. It?s been like 5 years. Microsoft going release windows 7 soon and they haven't fixed the issue with Vista (pretty sad). I had to uninstall windows vista sp1 64bit, because of this issue. Now I am going to 64bit, when windows 7 get released.I am not buying any Hauppauge product ever again.- I just wanted get that off my mind.:angry:y:Now. I need new TV tuner that works with 64bit and with 4GB or more RAM.
Can anyone recommend me a good TV tunner?Thanks. You're not buying another Hauppauge product again because they haven't released x64 bit drivers for a product which was released a couple of years laters? Give me a break, all companies do this. Why not kick off on ATi for not releasing a x32 driver for their R8500 series cards which was released years ago, even more, why not kick off saying release a x64 version?Microsoft can only do so much. They don't need to provide a driver because the company in question no longer supports it, or they support it, just not Windows x64.
You're not buying another Hauppauge product again because they haven't released x64 bit drivers for a product which was released a couple of years laters? Give me a break, all companies do this. Why not kick off on ATi for not releasing a x32 driver for their R8500 series cards which was released years ago, even more, why not kick off saying release a x64 version?Microsoft can only do so much. They don't need to provide a driver because the company in question no longer supports it, or they support it, just not Windows x64.I never said its Microsoft. Hauppauge released this product like 2 years ago. I think they should still release drivers for it, They shouldn't force you to buy new product.
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I bought a PVR500 some time ago and ever since Vista (7 does it too) it just automatically gets the drivers I need and it works perfectly. I'm only running x64 on 2GB though. But there's a bug in the PVR150 Firmware that totally freaks it out on 4GB Ram. Take out a gig and see what happens then on a fresh 7 install maybe?Yep.
I know, its the 4GBIf i take out 1GB it will work.hmm. I never tried to take out 1GB and try fresh install. You think its worth it?I think once you put the 1GB back it will have the same issue.
I know, its the 4GBIf i take out 1GB it will work.hmm. I never tried to take out 1GB and try fresh install. You think its worth it?I think once you put the 1GB back it will have the same issue.Nope, it won't with 4GB. It's got memory remapping issues. It will never be fixed by a driver, and Hauppage blames Microsoft for using a 'bad' driver structure.If you're in the USA though, I think they offer RMA upgrades.
If you send your old card in you can get one of the HVR series (PCI or PCI-X as you want, I think it's 1600/1800) for only $49. My bios is upto date.You really got the PVR-150 working on 4GB.
Your lucky lolStupid Ass me. Apparently, 1 of the 4 1 gig modules wasn't making complete contact. While the bios reported something like 3 gigs, the Windows system applet said I had 4 gigs, so I thought nothing of it.Suddenly a day ago, the pvr-150 started BSODing the machine everytime it started to record. I reseated all of the RAM and suddenly the bios tells me I have 4 gigs, and PVR-150 still won't work. I pulled a stick and now it works.
What a bitch. I just bought an HVR1600 for digital, but the analog section of the tuner's signal is so. poor that it's unusable.
Stuck at 3 gigs I guess. Okay.so it turns out I'm not crazy after all it IS possible to run a pvr-150 with 4 gigs of ram - and I was until I I juggled some ram sticks around.Read the following for an explanation:Apparently, if you can 'trick' your bios into thinking you have only 3 gigs of ram, when Windows 'knows' you have 4 gigs, then the pvr-150 will run just fine.What started my troubles was a few days ago when I bought a new PVR-150 that was displaying only static. So I started troubleshooting and removed all the ram and stuck it back again.
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That's apparently when both the bios and windows agreed that there was 4 gigs of ram, and when the other pvr-150 quit working. So in conclusion, I put the RAM back in the way I had it before (two old sticks of same make and model on the bottom, and the other two which the same make and model but different, updated case on the top. Now bios reports 3 gigs, and Windows reports 4 gigs. And pvr-150 is happy again.
And the new pvr-150 I installed turned out to be DOA. You're not buying another Hauppauge product again because they haven't released x64 bit drivers for a product which was released a couple of years laters? Give me a break, all companies do this. Why not kick off on ATi for not releasing a x32 driver for their R8500 series cards which was released years ago, even more, why not kick off saying release a x64 version?Microsoft can only do so much.
They don't need to provide a driver because the company in question no longer supports it, or they support it, just not Windows x64. Upon reading the post i found the solution for running this tuner card in Windows 7 64bit with 4 GB ram.Here is what you do:1 - Pressed START2 - Typed: 'msconfig'3 - Moved over to the 'Boot' tab4 - Clicked 'Advanced options.' 5 - Checked off 'Maximum memory'6 - Decreased memory from its full amount of 4096 to 40957 - Clicked OK and accepted my changes & rebooted my computerThis was perfect. Windows reports 4.00 gb Installed, 2.99 Usable. Playback was jerky at best.
Changed this setting per above, and now playback is perfect. Just as good as mce05.Spec:8650 Phenom x3ASUS M4A78 PlusGTS 8800 (I know, nVidia card on an ATi Chipset.)pvr-150pvr-5004 GB DDR2 8002x 1tb WD Green RAID 1 (Data/Media)1x 500gb WD Scorpio (Win7)1x 250 WD Blue (XPMCE).
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