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To install, copy this file to a temporary directory on your local disk. Then run wintv2k_412_24054.exe, which will install the new WinTV2000 application.

For support of the new Hauppauge remote control and the Hauppauge IR RemoteBlaster, use the latest IR Remote Control and IRBlaster Setup program. (found in the Accessories section of this page).

WinTV-USB Pro, Enabling Audio over USB

NOTE: To use digital audio do not connect the audio cable between the wintv and your sound card

After you complete the WinTV-USB driver installation, the default Audio setting is Digital Rec/Analog live. This means that digital audio when recording and analog audio when watching live TV. Digital audio is audio sent over the USB cable, while analog audio is audio sent via the audio cable from the WinTV-USB to the sound card in your laptop.

You can see the Audio setting by clicking the Menu button in WinTV:

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Yes, I got both ATSC tuners working for my Raspberry Pi 3.

I extracted the patch file for kernel 4.2.5 from Dropbox - wintv-dualhd-kernel-4.2.5-2016-08-10.patch.tar.xz

I used the instructions to apply the patch from Kernel building - Raspberry Pi Documentation

I had contact to the hauppauge Support. in my case there is an option to change the usb modus from Isoc to bulk. now the scan find tv channels. But now i have artefacts and error pixels in the streams.

Setting Transfer Mode to bulk

The stick supports two transfer modes: isochronous and bulk, whereas most revisions use the isochronous mode by default. This often leads to artifacts being shown in the video stream when both tuners are active (e.g. when a EPG scan is running in the background). This problem has been confirmed by many users of the VDR (German language, -portal.de/forum/index.php?thread/133363-gel%C3%B6st-wintv-dualhd-moduloption-um-nur-einen-tuner-zu-nutzen/), but is very likely to occurr with other software as well. You can check the mode your stick is using with dmesg. When the stick is detected there is a line that reads "dvb set to isoc mode" when in isochronous mode, when bulk mode is active, an analogous message is shown. Currently there is no known way to change that mode using a linux command or passing options to the kernel module. The only way to change it is to use a free windows tool provided by the manufacturer Hauppauge: _faq.php?n=FAQ.BulkOrIso Please install the windows driver for the stick first, because they need to be installed before running the tool. After changing the mode to "bulk" using this tool, please check the dmesg messages again and verify that it now states "dvb set to bulk mode". e24fc04721