Intervideo Msipvs

Hi there, Installed the drivers for my MSI TV@nywhere Master from the latest set found here. I then installed the MSI PVS software that came in the CD and.:( it just crashes in Windows Vista! What do I do now? Is there a Windvr software for Vista? Is there some free alternative that works with Vista! Presuming the answer is all NO would MSI release a compatible software for vista soon? If its 'NO' again, I'm doomed.

What is written on the CD which came with the product is ' inter Video, MSI PVS, DIGITAL VCR SOFTWARE FOR PC' It is exactly what is.

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Will have second thoughts on buying MSI products! Just bought the MSI P965 Neo Mobo and am very pleased. No problems at alll as mentioned in the Mobo forum!

Thanks & Cheers! Now, thats sad! I just bought the product a few months back and hardly ever used it! Come on, they don't need to do active support, but atleast make compatible drivers! By the way, I had no trouble installing the drivers. That part of it went smoothly and I get the message that the new hardware was found and installed successfully! Its just when I click on the software I have the problem!

Could it be because of incompatible drivers? Thanks Stu for your reply. I also have 'Tv@nywhere Master'.

And yes the Xp drivers that are on its bundled CD can be installed on Windows Vista Ultimate (and I think other vista editions) very nice and smoothly. I installed the bundled cd drivers. Since I liked them more than latest on official msi website. I don't remember my problem with the latest ones. And since that I use the drivers that came on the bundled cd with this hardware. I installed Xp drivers with no problem.

What I like about it so much is that I did Not use executable files on cd to install it. I just pointed to the right folder and Vista recognized and installed them smoothly.I feel a real windows driver doesn't much need executable files.But I am not sure. As I said I feel it should be like that around 90% sure. The problem was the software (Intervideo Msi PVS) which crashes.

And I used a very nice software. And I could use the card very well. It worked with all input sources. Composite, Tuner.

I don't remember s-video. But I think it works with that,too. (Currently I don't have vista.

I plan to buy it later some months later. I just installed it to make a list of needed things to do for migrating to that new nice operating system later. And thus trying to make TV@nywhere Master to work. And interestingly I succedded ). As I read on Microsoft Website,I think.

Lots of windows XP drivers are compatible with Windows Vista. Since their technologies (when it comes to driver of some devices) are simillar in some aspects. And windows 7 is also simillar in some aspects to windows Vista as I read again in Microsoft website.So I think the Tv@nywhere Master will work on that,too.

I will check with windows 7 beta and update this post later. And now the name of software I used,it was 'AMCap'.

I am really impressed that despite of being so little in size that program is much advanced and works so much fine.I feel it's a real windows software. And so compatible with it.It is uptodated since I tested it. But I think the new version of it will also work. I will check it again and update this post. I am going to test vista again some weeks later. And one of things I will test is this software on vista. Right now that I am writing this post you can find 'AMCap' on this website: Very proffessional software.

I didn't check ChrisTv. But I downloaded it. I will also test it and update this post about it,too.