You should make sure all your outlets are properly grounded... via that third prong. hold the tv cable, with it disconnected from your pc... and touch the metal part of the pc case... see if you get a little tingly... it may be that your're getting voltage bleeding in/out through your cable line, and it may not be enough to notice by touch. I have this same problem, and I CAN tell by touch. It makes for a very noisy picture.
On Tuesday 11 December 2001 12:40 am, you wrote: > On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 19:58, Ed Tharp wrote: > > Almoxt any brooktree848 based card should work good, my cheap winTV card > > works great for mem and does good video capture to. I believe the > > difference would be to have the PCI based card (as opposed to the USB). > > Does anyone who has a WinTV card have any secrets to share about how > they cleaned up the picture? My card was recognized, and i am able to > display video through it, but, the picture is distorted with line noise. > The display is crawling with video worms. I can drive a TV set directly > off the same coax and get a perfectly beautiful picture but when i > display the signal through my WinTV card it looks really sloppy. I have > tried iron torroids on the coax as well as replacing my standard coax > with shielded, low noise coax, nothing seems to help. I am guessing that > the WinTV card is picking up RF from inside my box but I would have > thought that Hauppauge would have planned on that. Any assistance would > be appreciated. Thanks. > > Traci
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