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Attention: l'installation de DirectX 9.0b (proposée par Windows Update en particulier) désactive les fonctions TV du driver WDM de capture de l'ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon 8500 DV. Ce problème ne semble toucher que les cartes PAL (cartes européennes), et non les NTSC (cartes américaines).
Plus d'infos sur: Dx9b And Aiw Tv Problems - Rage3D Discussion Area
L'installation des drivers ATI Catalyst 3.6 ne résoud pas ce problème.
Une solution temporaire vient d'être trouvée sur le forum Rage3D.
Il s'agit de remplacer le fichier kstvtune.ax installé (version 9.0b) avec la version extraite de DirectX 9.0a.
Quelques explications:
"Yes. This fix works - though it may have other implications. It involves replacing a file from the DirectX9b runtime with the same file from the DirectX9a runtime.
TV may now work - but other things could be broken and the results could be catastrophic - so do at your own risk.
This is how I did it as I did not have a copy of 9a around:
Download the older version of DirectX runtime which is 9a from the Microsoft site - dx90a_redist.exe or wherever else.
Unzip (do not run the exe), you will find another exe inside. Unzip that too. Inside are several archives. The one required is BDAXP.cab.
Inside that is a file kstvtune.ax which should be used to replace all the copies of the same name from directx 9b. There should be 3 of them in Windows 2000 all under the WINNT directory."
Attention à remplacer toutes les copies du fichier sur le disque dur, y compris éventuellement dans le dllcache.
"You have to replace kstvtune.ax in a few places. XP will cache the file
as well as store a few copies in "Known Last Good" saves.
If you do a search on your XP OS drive, You should find at least 5 instances:
\system32
\system32\dllcache
\Driver Cache\i386
\RegisteredPackage\
\LastGood\System32"