Changed the audio again and this time, even with the PVR preview window running and the volume turned up and my CRT muted you could hear the change in the audio.
I powered on the Dreamcast again tonight, again there was the audio problem. Wait a few seconds, change it back to the input source, hey presto the audio is working normally again. Sure enough, I powered on my Dreamcast last night.
I tried the method I discussed above to try and force the problem to appear and use my work around to cure it. I 'think' I've discovered the problem and found a work around for the HD PVR2 audio problem. If it does, surely it has to be that which is the problem? _īlog: Pink Bullets / YouTube: StuffiWrote / VGMdb: Pyongyang
Does anyone know what later revisions of the VP20 firmware actually fixed?įor now, it's working though! When it goes wrong again, I'll try the audio output switchout and see if it resolves it. I could be wrong though about this 'bug', interesting to see what Mr. When the audio issue was happening you could easily spot the difference. For test purposes I used something with faster music, an NTSC-J edition of Mars Matrix. I really don't think it's the HD PVR2 anyway, I think that can be ruled out. I'm trying to replicate the issue to make sure it absolutely is that that is the problem. Magically this seemed to knock the audio back to the right speed and capturing is once again fine. I then started flicking around in the audio menu on the VP20, to change the output of the audio to an unused port and back to the Stereo output which was hooked up to the Sync Strike breakout.
But then I was trying all sorts of tests tonight with muxing, demuxing etc to no avail. Then again I could be wrong because the XBOX 360 works flawlessly every time, even via my VP20.Īnyway, at first I thought it was focused around the frame rate as Mr. I think it might be a bug with the VP20 software and not the Hauppauge. OK, I've made a bit of progress with this tonight.
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