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Connect the audio to the line-in of your soundcard and see if that works.
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"Rick" <Rick@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> This was very helpful, had the same problem with avermedia capture device.
> Now I am able to select the tuner input or my s-video input from my
> camcorder...
>
> But, I get no audio on either using Windows Movie Maker.
> I called Avermedia tech support and they say that their capture device is
> only made to work with Windows Media Center, not for Movie Maker. The guy
> said they are working on a patch for audio that they would put on their
> web
> site soon.
>
> Is there any other way around this? I can't get my analog video/audio
> into
> my machine via movie maker, is there a way through media center? I only
> see
> the Tuner when I select live TV?
>
> Thanks.
>
> "bobspobox" wrote:
>
>> Found a posting from Sept 2004, "Media center edition conflict with Video
>> capture. Fixed my issue and I'm now converting VHS to Digital! (I hope
>> I'm
>> giving proper credit by pasting this in...)
>> ------
>> "ehrecvr" builds a Dshow graph which includes the drivers for your TV
>> tuner
>> (and any other software components it requires). MCE presumes that all
>> video
>> capture drivers are multi-instance, as this is a expectation in the
>> design
>> of Dshow. But in reality, some drivers aren't multi-instance, and will
>> barf
>> when more than one video capture application tries to use them.
>>
>> If you want to disable ehRecvr, do the following (be aware that any timed
>> records will not proceed once you do this):
>>
>> 1. Choose "Start" | "Run"
>> 2. Launch the services dialog by typing: services.msc
>> 3. Select the "Services (local)" node of the tree in the right-hand pane.
>> 4. In the LEFT-hand pane, scroll down and find "Media Center Receiver
>> Service". Right-click on it, and choose "Properties"
>> 5. In the "Start-up Type" drop-down, select "Disabled". (I stopped the
>> service and set it to Manual)
>> 6. Reboot to make sure your changes have taken effect. (I did not need to
>> reboot.)
>>
>> If you later want to re-enable ehRecvr, just go back through the steps,
>> and
>> in Step 5, choose "Automatic".
>>
>> Hope this helps!
>> -Kristen Miller
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> -----
>>
>> "Weegl" wrote:
>>
>> > Movie Maker is using AVerMedia AVerTV MPEG Video Capture for the video
>> > capture device and my Gateway computer has analog inputs s-video and
>> > coax.
>> > Unfurtunately, whe I run through the video capture wizard, it won't
>> > allow me
>> > to select a video input source.
>> >
>> > Any advise?
>
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