sniper420

no i have not got it working yet still waiting from a reply from security master. i'm not sure what your problem is i cant even get mine working does your system go to sleep?

securitymaster did you recieve my pm? hope to hear from you thanx Sniper

So after all this the final conclusion from geovision after they said it was that my hardware is incompatible and it's probably the chip-set. i don't think they really no for sure oh well i guess I'm going to get a Intel board and Indy bad news man you maybe in the same boat. let me know if you get it running. thanks all for all the help everyone. This is an Awesome Forum

thank you rorry i did already try that.

i dont have a tools icon in the main window i have a configuration button at the bottom? but i cant find it in there i am using version 7.0

can you please expand on that a bit dsp overlay and how do i disable it is it part of geo or windows or my memory or what? Thanks Sniper

hello yes i have been in contact with gevision tried many thing nothing has worked they say it should and that my chip set is supported they are going to do a remote session and have one of there engineers have a look at my system they have been great to deal with here i will list what they had me try. maybe it will solve your problem. -Would you please try to input the pure video image into your GV800V3 card, this is to confirm your GV card is available to get video. -Please ready for a home DVD player, connect the DVD output into GV800 card input connection. -would you please try to exchange another PCI slot for hardware setup. If the problem still the same, how about setup another PC? Would you please confirm your hardware component is still there(see the red mark on Figure 1), recently, we've some customer feedback about the GV800 card video lost, the reason is the hardware component missing. (I don't think i can put pictures on here so i will explain fig 1. looking at the geo card with the back plain to the left look in the very left hand bottom corner there should be a black thing with 3 terminals going in to the board it's a transistor or an scr i think make sure the component is not missing) -they also said for the card to work correctly you must have a video source in cam input 1 and 2. - also did you do a dxdiag command in your run window in the start menu this will do a full test of your directx Hope this Helps indy

thank you for all your information i'm waiting for a peply from geovision there on holidays right now newyears ezcctv if they say it colud be the card i will contact you. i'll let all of you know what happens anyways thanks

i dont know if that chipset is supported or not i just thought that via chipsets were not. and yes it is a pci ex.

oops im sorry i'm in the uk i ment to say it was on pal not ntsc

yes it is set on ntsc i have checked all settings everything seems right does anyone know of a fiull software removal program that actuly gets rid of every thing geo installed so i can do a clean install?? if that would help i just am getting frustrated with this.

directx 9.0 is installed and the drivers for the video are installed and working correctly the card is a ATI X600 Pro 256mb DVI card mother board is a ASUS A8N-SLI Premium board

Hey i recently purchased a gv-800 and a gv-net/io from ezcctv i have followed all the instructions from geovision and cant seem to get video i have full io and ptz control i have 6 cameras and i have tested the with a monitor and they are all working. i have also inputed my sat tv directly in to it and still same result i have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers many times nothing seems to work it is software version 7.0 and the card in ver. 3 any ideas greatly appreciated