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Posted by Richard Miller on June 17, 2008, 1:07 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi Jim
This is what’s happening the audio has to go into the TV tuner in the PC,
without that you will have no sound on any TV recordings.
The sound you are hearing on live TV is not buffered by the TV tuner (about
a 2 second buffer), so that why the sound is of by about 2 seconds. .
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Richard A Miller MCE mvp
http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
"Richard Miller" wrote:
> Your S-video is good, but you need to run the two RCA audio cables (RED and
> White) form your cable box to the back of the TV tuner, not to the sound
> card.
> --
> Richard A Miller MCE mvp
> http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
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> "JimHeavey" wrote:
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> > Here are my answers to your questions....Thanks for your initial response
> >
> > What is you TV source? Cable? Satellite? via a Set Top Box?
> >
> > Cable...I have a Digital Video Recorder STB
> > How is your PC hooked up soundwise?
> >
> > I connected the RCA jacks (Right and Left) Audio "1" to a Y cable into the
> > back of my sound card (Audio IN) on my PC. I connected my PC Audio Out "Y"
> > cable and connected Right and Left to my Stereo receiver.
> >
> > I connected the video using S-Video Cable from STB to the PC and S-Video
> > from the PC to the TV.
> >
> > I am running Vista Home Premium
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