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Old 13th March 2005, 03:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Do you leave your Dvico card out while installing the software?

Just reading the Dvico instructions for MCE today and it said to install the Dvico Software and then insert the card,

Does anyone do this or is their card already in the machine?
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Re: Do you leave your Dvico card out while installing the software?

I leave it in the machine at build time. On first real boot, I exit MCE and install the DVICO software and make sure everything works OK in the fusion app.

Then I configure it in MCE.

I did the same with my DNTV card too.

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Re: Do you leave your Dvico card out while installing the software?

Pretty much the same, all hardware is loaded. I do the same as Sambooka with my Dvico card but the 2 Visionplus cards only have the BDA drivers installed ...
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