ayanroyc Posted August 19, 2008 Share Posted August 19, 2008 We have been using GraphEdit in Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 play a filter graph (see attached figure) that tunes a DVB-S/S2 signal and used a MPEG-2 demultiplexer to demux the signal and read the encapsulated IP stream in Wireshark. We are using a proprietary PCI-express DVB-S/S2 tuner card, as shown in the figure. This setup is working well in Windows XP MCE 2005.We now try to run the same graph in Windows XP Professional Version 2002, SP3. We are using the same machine and same tuner card, but booting from a different hard drive. When we first try to open the filter graph in XP Pro, GraphEdit complains that it "class not registered". This is because GraphEdit is unable to find the file "msnp.ax" corresponding to the Microsoft Network Provider filter (first filter in the graph). We copied the file over from XP MCE 2005 folder WINDOWS/system32 and registered it using regsvr32 in XP Pro. Now we can open the filter graph in GraphEdit, but when we submit a tune request for the signal being fed to the tuner card, the signal strength is always 0.Also, when trying to register "kstvtune.ax" and "ksxbar.ax" in XP Pro, get the error message that no DLL entry point found, they do not seem to be .DLL or .OCX files.Can anyone advise if we are missing any steps or any important files that are needed in XP Pro? Maybe somethingthat comes inbuilt in MCE, but have to be installed explicitly in XP Pro?For your reference, the XP MCE 2005 has the following Windows software installed:- DirectX 9.0 SDK- DirectX 9.0 SDK Update (August 2005)- DirectX SDK (June 2008)- SQL Server 2005- Visual Studio 6.0- Visual Studio 2005- Windows SDK v6.1- Windows Driver Kit 6000On XP Pro OS, we have installed the following software:- DirectX 9.0 SDK (August 2005)- Visual Studio 6.0- Windows SDK v6.1- Windows Driver Kit 6000Would greatly appreciate any advise. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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