Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

[satterino]

to anyone,
are there windows seven driver for it?



i can't find it

[anacondama]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

is it nova or nexus ??
Take a look Here

[ecsbox360]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

Hi, I have the 1.6 version. Which is slightly newer than your 1.3 version.
I am afraid there are no working Windows 7 drivers for this device.

I got my old 1.6 card working with Windows XP SP3, MyTheatre v3.38.2 or v3.38.1 (Support for the card is no longer available after v3.38.2). Hadu Plugin and the drivers if I can remember off the top of my head were 2.19c

Some other people have suggested - but ive not tried, as I would have need to setup a new machine. that the XP drivers could be installled in Windows 7 under XP Compatibility mode. This is something you have to do manually i believe.

Hope this helps.

[findeciclo]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

Hi, I have the 1.6 version. Which is slightly newer than your 1.3 version.
I am afraid there are no working Windows 7 drivers for this device.

I got my old 1.6 card working with Windows XP SP3, MyTheatre v3.38.2 or v3.38.1 (Support for the card is no longer available after v3.38.2). Hadu Plugin and the drivers if I can remember off the top of my head were 2.19c

Some other people have suggested - but ive not tried, as I would have need to setup a new machine. that the XP drivers could be installled in Windows 7 under XP Compatibility mode. This is something you have to do manually i believe.

Hope this helps.

Or install Virtual Box or VmWare (Virtual machines inside another that let you install another O.S. runs at the same time) and then install XP and your problems will stop.
Look for them here (official author web site):
_https://www.virtualbox.org/
_http://www.vmware.com/products/player/

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Good luck.

[satterino]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

guys I solved it:

Dual OS (dual boot) win xp and seven.
The DVBs card on win xp.

thanks anyway to all of you.
bye

[findeciclo]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

Ok, it seems to me the best option.
DVB PC Sat receiver works fine on Windows XP. So your decision is right.
You will enjoy with your PCSat and son on you will work with Win7 too.
Congratulations for your final decision.
Best regards and good luck.

[satterino]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

incredible!!
a few days ago, I installed the drivers pci dvb-s for windows vista on seven.
immediately they give me error but I forced the installation.

now despite reports the error, it works !!!!!!


?!?!?!?!?!?


@ findeciclo
thanks anyway

[findeciclo]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

Ok, congratulations.
But do not let your guard down, Win Vista and Win 7 are quite unstable with our cards to view satellite TV on our PC and you may someday find yourself with some surprise.
But I hope not, and they will work perfectly, no problems.
Good luck.

[findeciclo]

Re: Hauppauge WinTV DVBS Rev 1.3

Hi, a few weeks ago I posted BDA drivers for Nova-S here on board which are basically for Technotrend, but for very similar card so they work perfectly with it. I personally use it with Windows 7 + DVBDream and no problem...

http://www.satlover.com/forum/other-dvb-s-drivers/33323-hauppauge-wintv-nova-s-new-post.html

We will try with these BDA Driver, maybe a good solution.
Regards.