Need Help With TV On Demand and TV Wonder PCI

I recently tried to install Multimedia Center 8.8 with my TV Wonder on WinXP
Pro. It was a disaster. It didn't like my Audigy 2, muting the sound for
the Line In port every time I loaded the TV Software. When I went in and
tried to adjust the input via the initialization wizard, the software locked
up.

So I went back to 7.9 after doing a complete uninstall of the 8.8 software.
After reinstalling 7.9, I lost my TV On Demand capability. The pause button
and the TV On Demand button on the interface are both gone. I've
uninstalled and reinstalled the software repeatedly: No luck.

Any ideas on how to get TV On Demand back? Anyone have the registry
settings to bring it back? Thanks.

My Video Card is an Radeon 9800 running the latest 3.10 drivers. According
to Windows, the TV Wonder drivers are 6.13.2408 dated 11/5/2002.

Thanks!

Jeff

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I've finally been contacted by ATI Support. They indicated that TV On
Demand is not supported by TV Wonder products, only by All In Wonder
products. That's interesting since it worked before for me. Any ideas?

Jeff
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"Jeff Alicea" wrote in message news:...
I recently tried to install Multimedia Center 8.8 with my TV Wonder on
WinXP
Pro. It was a disaster. It didn't like my Audigy 2, muting the sound for
the Line In port every time I loaded the TV Software. When I went in and
tried to adjust the input via the initialization wizard, the software
locked
up.

So I went back to 7.9 after doing a complete uninstall of the 8.8
software.
After reinstalling 7.9, I lost my TV On Demand capability. The pause
button
and the TV On Demand button on the interface are both gone. I've
uninstalled and reinstalled the software repeatedly: No luck.

Any ideas on how to get TV On Demand back? Anyone have the registry
settings to bring it back? Thanks.

My Video Card is an Radeon 9800 running the latest 3.10 drivers.
According
to Windows, the TV Wonder drivers are 6.13.2408 dated 11/5/2002.

Thanks!

Jeff

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