Avermedia AVerTV - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 6

plug and play simply means that the unit is supported within windows and does not require a driver to be installed, although this peice of hardware gives many options as to connection the pc graphics driver still needs to be told to either duplicate(clone) the screen to your tv or change the screen from monitor to tv, this is normally done by right clicking on an empty space on your desktop and selecting graphics options or the menu will already appear to enable you to click to change your view. Dont forget also this unit only supports 1024x768 desktop resolution

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The TVBox 9 only has an NTSC (analog) tuner. Do you have any analog stations in your area and the antenna rotated to get the signal from them. Since the remaining analog stations are low-power ones, you may need to use an amplifier if you aren't very close to the transmitter. Antennaweb.org and TVfool.com provide information on the direction of the antenna. Antennaweb is very conservative in the channel list and assumes an external antenna; so it may not list any analog stations.

If you connect a digital to analog converter box to the TVBox 9, you should be able to receive the digital channels in your area (assuming the correct antenna strength and direction). The converter boxes available with the government coupon some time ago are limited to SD outputs.

The Avermedia TVBox11 has a digital tuner and has HD output. See http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4272281&CatId=1427 for information.

The TVBox tuners are country-specific; one sold in the UK will not work in the USA.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(I have 1 analog station in my area; it doesn't always come in with my external antenna with amplifier.)

Check the resolution you are outputting to the TV and check the resolution the TV is set to. These must match for the TV to display properly.I hope this helps

click start all programs accessories open windows explorer navigate to your video files right click on the video right copy navigate back to the destination usb flash drive right click select paste or hold the mouse cursor on the video files drag them to the usb drive

then drop them

or if you are downloading photos from the internet

once it starts downloading windows will ask whether you want to run or save it

a browse option will open you can save it into a folder in my documents or another

device floppy or a usb device

hope this helps you

Hi there,
You can try opening the avermedia software and check if the directory where the videos are saved is full. There's a chance that the place where it's trying to save the videos are full and you may have to delete some files from it. Maybe transfer it to a USB flashdisk or an external hard drive and then try recording.
Hope this helps!