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5. Video OK / No Audio:
Make sure the audio device is “Your sound card device” in the System
Device in Settings of ComproPVR. Also, you have to select the audio
source to be “WAVE” in the System Device in Settings of ComproPVR.
Check that the sound is not muted or volume too low in the Windows
Volume Control dialog. (Double-click on the speaker icon in the system
tray.)
Check that the sound is not muted or volume too low in the Windows
Volume Control dialog. (Double-click on the speaker icon in the system
tray.)
Sometimes updating the sound card driver from vendor or VideoMate
U900’s software from www.comprousa.com may help as well.
6. Can’t Remote: Verify that the icon (ComproRemote) is in the system
tray on the lower-right corner of the screen. If you don't have it on the
system tray, start the following program manually:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\VideoMate\ComproRemote.exe
Then you should see the icon on the system tray. The IR icon should turn
brighter when you press buttons on the remote. If you see no response,
your IR drivers may not be not properly installed. Please remove
ComproPVR using "Add/Remove programs" in the Control Panel and
reinstall it.
7. Can’t record: ComproPVR needs to use components of Ulead
PhotoExplorer 8 SE on the installation CD. If your computer doesn’t have
PhotoExplorer, ComproPVR will fail to record. Please install Ulead
PhotoExplorer 8 SE.
8. No sound on the recorded file: Please see above “Video OK / No Audio.”
on the number 5.
9. The recorded file from VCR has no audio: Please plug VCR Composite
cable (yellow) into U900’s
Composite input. Composite
Audio needs to connect to the
Audio-In port of U900. You have
to buy a converter (see below)
to transfer Composite Audio
cable (red one and white one)
into stereo.
10.Playback lags: VideoMate U900 needs CPU resources to do the encoding.
Therefore, the lags come when CPU fails to encode in real time. Usually,
VCD quality needs about 1GHz CPU for recording while DVD quality needs