DirecTV 2 PC Software Version 5717

**Lkr** · 01-01-2010 07:14 PM

getting this error when testing:

**jcrandall** · 01-01-2010 07:17 PM

Try seeing if you can get an updated audio driver for your sound card (or motherboard).

That fixed the problem for me.

**Lkr** · 01-01-2010 07:21 PM

I disabled my integrated optical audio and it works fine. good thing i only use analog on my PC.

The application is much better now. The new rig I built has a better CPU, but with GPU processing, I'm at 10% CPU usage on my Phenom II X3 720. I used to be at 100% on my Pentium D 820 with a ton of stutters on fast paced sequences. That was without GPU processing. I would have been able to run it fine on my old rig if I had ever downloaded the GPU processing probably. I'm just happy it works now, although I might download the CPU version sometime to see how much CPU usage it uses on my new CPU. /geek lol

**jcrandall** · 01-18-2010 10:50 AM

5717 is now the standard beta version on directv.com

**jhaifley** · 01-18-2010 01:27 PM

Hum, I am getting the same audio HDCP error as post 11, but my audio is through HDMI with an ATI Radeon 4550 video card. The built-in audio on the PC has been disabled in BIOS so it was the only audio source listed and it shows as HDCP enabled when looking at the audio properties. Anyone run into that?

**jcrandall** · 01-18-2010 05:33 PM

I did and a driver update fixed it. (different card though)

**Lkr** · 01-19-2010 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by jhaifley

Hum, I am getting the same audio HDCP error as post 11, but my audio is through HDMI with an ATI Radeon 4550 video card. The built-in audio on the PC has been disabled in BIOS so it was the only audio source listed and it shows as HDCP enabled when looking at the audio properties. Anyone run into that?

For some reason it doesn't like digital outputs much. Try the latest catalyst drivers and see if it helps.

**schneid** · 02-14-2010 11:04 AM

This purrs along fine for me for ten minutes or so and then quits with an update hardware error. I fail on Advisor as my ATI Radeon HD4650 1GB is newer than those listed. I do pass HDCP and am using the newest ATC CCC Drivers. I am running a quad-core i7-920 with 4GBs RAM. Audio is Optical off MB and Video is DVI. Don't know if I have a real problem or this is just some sort of hiccup that dumps me.

**bateau980** · 02-14-2010 11:20 PM

Strange thing for me... I had been running Windows 7 Pro and could never get playback to work due to a problem with the HDCP error for Audio. Two things have changed: Microsoft was kind enough to give me Ultimate for free and an Nvidia video driver update. Wish I could figure out which one was the fix, but I'm not complaining since it's been a long year of trying to get it up.