I'm having a similar problem, in that EyeLine will pick up my video capture card drivers, but won't display anything in the camera boxes. I am using a 4-ch PCI video capture card that uses a Conexant Fusion 878A chip. I have posted responses to Clades' troubleshooting questions in the hope that someone out there can help me!
clades wrote:
Have you tried the card with the software that came with the card to see if it is functioning? I know you said you installed the drivers and software, but you wouldn't believe how many people say something isn't working without first testing with the software that came with the device...
I have, and the camera image is displayed no problem. The software was made by AVerMedia, but didn't do what I needed.
clades wrote:
Is the device showing up in Device Manager? What driver is the card using? One provided by Microsoft or Brooktree or someone else?
The drivers are being displayed in Device Manager. Originally I used the ARGUS drive that came with the PCI card, but that bluescreen'd whenever I opened any video capture program. I am now using a generic Conexant 878A driver.
clades wrote:
What card are you running? Are we talking generic eBay type DVR card?
Yes, I am running a generic eBay DVR card. Is there anything wrong with that? I thought the more generic, the better. What is recommended (within reasonable price range)?
clades wrote:
Check the chipset on the DVR card - does it have a single BT878 chip or multiple BT878 with a single Philips chip?
It has a single chip that reads Conexant Fusion 878A.
I hope someone out there can help solve my problem of nothing showing on the camera based on these questions! I look forward to any response. Many thanks,
Mr. Romano