- #HAUPPAUGE HD PVR 2 SOFTWARE BLACK SCREEN MP4#
- #HAUPPAUGE HD PVR 2 SOFTWARE BLACK SCREEN DRIVERS#
- #HAUPPAUGE HD PVR 2 SOFTWARE BLACK SCREEN DRIVER#
The HCWDriverInstaller window should tell you that the process was successful.ĩ.
#HAUPPAUGE HD PVR 2 SOFTWARE BLACK SCREEN DRIVER#
The v1.9 driver will be installed and the firmware will be automatically upgraded to the Maversion.ħ. Run the HCWDriverInstall.exe application from the extracted files.Ħ. Windows will detect the HDPVR and may ask for a driver to be installed.ĥ. Connect the HDPVR to your PC using the USB cable and press the power button on the front of the HDPVR so that the small blue LED next to the power switch is illuminated as normal.Ĥ.
#HAUPPAUGE HD PVR 2 SOFTWARE BLACK SCREEN DRIVERS#
Download the Hauppauge v1.9 drivers from either here (direct download link) or you can go to Hauppauge’s HDPVR 1212 support page and click on the Windows Driver tab to access the same download.Ģ. You will need access to a Windows PC in order to upgrade your HDPVR firmware.ġ. (Try the firmware upgrade if you can, it’s by far the best fix for the problem.) If all else fails, only record in the 1920x1080i resolution, avoid using 1280x720p if you have no alternative mechanism.
#HAUPPAUGE HD PVR 2 SOFTWARE BLACK SCREEN MP4#
mp4 but it’s also an excellent workaround and the resulting files work nicely with iMovie, although they import very slowly and Handbrake can take a while to learn. If you can’t get access to a windows PC, the alternative is to convert your. You need a Windows PC to upgrade the HDPVR firmware, it’s not possible to do this from the Mac. If you have the October 2011 firmware then this is causing the issue. To check your HDPVR firmware version, hit record and the drop down panel will appear, the date on the first line is the HDPVR firmware date. It’s available for download from here (click on the beta tab). Hauppauge have resolved the problem in their v9 beta driver, I’m calling this new firmware the March 2012 firmware. The problem occurs with 1280x720p recordings only, but not with 1920x1080i recordings. I’m tracking a bug with the 2011 Hauppauge HDPVR firmware that’s causing the issue, it’s Hauppauge’s code inside the HDPVR firmware itself. mp4 files playback all jerky, play in slow motion or look badly broken, read on. When the application no longer functions correctly, try removing the last USB or bluetooth device you connected to see if this fixes the issue. Keep repeating this process until the application no longer functions correctly.ħ. If the recording is successful, connect another USB or bluetooth device then make another recording.Ħ. When you have the USB or bluetooth device connected, try making another recording with HDPVRCapture.ĥ. If HDPVRCapture functions properly, reconnect one USB or bluetooth device.Ĥ. Start HDPVRCapture and make a recording.ģ.
Make sure all USB and bluetooth devices are disconnected from your Mac.Ģ. If you are having such issues, disconnect ALL USB and bluetooth devices, then follow these steps:ġ. In both cases this turned out to be third party USB or bluetooth devices which were conflicting with the HDPVRCapture application. We have had a couple of cases where users have updated their OSX to Yosemite and found that HDPVRCapture will no longer function correctly.
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