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Old July 16th 07, 04:19 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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My Nova-t card is quite old, but it has been working fine until recently.
The picture & sound now freeze for about 20 secs every couple of minutes.
The only recent change that may be significant, is that I have removed my
pci modem in favour of a Netgear DG 834GT modem/router.
Any thoughts on how I might resolve this problem?
bc

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Old July 16th 07, 06:11 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Brickcounter wrote:
My Nova-t card is quite old, but it has been working fine until recently.
The picture & sound now freeze for about 20 secs every couple of minutes.
The only recent change that may be significant, is that I have removed my
pci modem in favour of a Netgear DG 834GT modem/router.
Any thoughts on how I might resolve this problem?
bc

Try changing PCI slots.

Glenn
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Old July 16th 07, 06:17 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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There may be a missing bit of the change in that:

a. previouusly you had a modem in the PC;
b. now you have an external modem/router;so

you may now have a connection to the router you did not have (or did not
have enabled) before - either wired or wired.

If so, it is that bit mroe likely that the new connection and the TV
card are sharing the same IRQ. This is sometimes a bad thing. Have you
tried putting the TVcard in a different PCI slot?

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Old July 16th 07, 06:20 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Try changing PCI slots.

Glenn


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Old July 16th 07, 07:41 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Brickcounter wrote:

My Nova-t card is quite old, but it has been working fine until recently.
The picture & sound now freeze for about 20 secs every couple of minutes.
The only recent change that may be significant, is that I have removed my
pci modem in favour of a Netgear DG 834GT modem/router.
Any thoughts on how I might resolve this problem?
bc


Put the pci modem back and see if things return to normal.

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Old July 16th 07, 08:27 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Default Nova-t pci card

Brickcounter wrote:
My Nova-t card is quite old, but it has been working fine until recently.
The picture & sound now freeze for about 20 secs every couple of minutes.
The only recent change that may be significant, is that I have removed my
pci modem in favour of a Netgear DG 834GT modem/router.
Any thoughts on how I might resolve this problem?
bc

ISTR that the Nova-T operates in some part as a 'LAN' device to get data
off the card to the software - hence it can be upset by firewalls or LAN
-related events/changes.

Have you tried downloading, removing and reinstalling the software?

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Old July 19th 07, 05:54 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"Linker3000" wrote in message
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Brickcounter wrote:
My Nova-t card is quite old, but it has been working fine until recently.
The picture & sound now freeze for about 20 secs every couple of minutes.
The only recent change that may be significant, is that I have removed my
pci modem in favour of a Netgear DG 834GT modem/router.
Any thoughts on how I might resolve this problem?
bc

ISTR that the Nova-T operates in some part as a 'LAN' device to get data
off the card to the software - hence it can be upset by firewalls or
LAN -related events/changes.

Have you tried downloading, removing and reinstalling the software?

Removing and reinstalling sw solved the problem.
Thanks.
bc


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Old July 19th 07, 06:50 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Peter Hayes
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Linker3000 wrote:

Brickcounter wrote:
My Nova-t card is quite old, but it has been working fine until recently.
The picture & sound now freeze for about 20 secs every couple of minutes.
The only recent change that may be significant, is that I have removed my
pci modem in favour of a Netgear DG 834GT modem/router.
Any thoughts on how I might resolve this problem?
bc

ISTR that the Nova-T operates in some part as a 'LAN' device


They're actually USB devices but built onto a PCI card.

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