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Correction on the version. It's MCE 2004, version 5.1 Thanks for redirecting me to this data bit  I am using Click to DVD, which came with the computer. It puts the analog input onto a DVD. Click to DVD initializes, recognizes the data coming in, and starts the DVD for output, but then after a few seconds I get an error message that says: "Cannot capture from the analog device because an error has occured, the TV tuner may be in use by another program. Either wait until TV recording is finished or exit the TV recording program, then start capturing." As I said, I tried turning off Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. When I go into the Task Manager, I don't see any tasks that start with "eh". Normally, I do, so they must be the ones I turned off. I went into the Services Applet and stopped them. I tried using MovieMaker, but MovieMaker doesn't recognize that any analog data is coming in. So, I'm trying to find out if indeed, there really is some TV app that is going on in the background, or if this is a bad error message, i.e. giving me wrong information. "Jaime" <> wrote in message news:... > First, you couldn't have Media Center 2002 with SP3, if your system > originally had MCE 2002, then applying the sp2 (or sp3) would have > automatically upgraded you to MCE 2004. However, if you bought your system > anytime in the last four years or so, then you MCE 2005. The proper place > to check for the MCE version is in the MC interface, Setting, General, > About. > > Could you provide some more info, when are you getting this error? Are you > trying to run a 3rd party video capture app or is that occurring in MC? > > Most of the MC services are named "eh..." and there should be a ehReceiver > service running if you have set up MC. Are you checking in the "Services" > applet to disable services or just in the startup stuff? > -- > James > Bart: "According to creationism, there were no cavemen." > Homer: "Good riddance! Their drawings sucked and they looked like > hippies." > > > > "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message > news:... >> Windows XP sp 3, Media Center Edition 2002 >> Sony VAIO >> >> I saw an error message about this for MCE 2005, but can't find it for MC >> 2002: >> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;902165, "You >> Receive a 'Device in Use' Error" >> >> This article says to turn off the Media Center Receiver Service, but I >> don't have that in MCE 2002. >> I've turned off the services Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV >> Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. >> >> The services still running are VAIO Entertainment File Import, VAIO Media >> Integrated Server, and VAIO Media Video Server. >> >> I've done a search for that error message for MCE2002, but Bing can't >> find it. >> >> What would be the steps in MCE 2002 to stop the TV Tuner, or to address >> the issues in the error message.(which is stated in full in the KB >> article referenced above)? >> >> Thank you. >> >> >> >> >> >> |
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You might try telling MC not to start with Windows (if you have it doing
this) and temporarily disabling the MC services (with the Services app), then reboot and retry. (make sure you remember what you disable, so you can reset it to Automatic later) If you still get the error, try going into Event Viewer (Control Panel, Administrative Tools) and see if you have any error that have more info. -- James Bart: "According to creationism, there were no cavemen." Homer: "Good riddance! Their drawings sucked and they looked like hippies." "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message news:... > Correction on the version. It's MCE 2004, version 5.1 > Thanks for redirecting me to this data bit > > > I am using Click to DVD, which came with the computer. It puts the analog > input onto a DVD. > Click to DVD initializes, recognizes the data coming in, and starts the > DVD > for output, but then after a few seconds I get an error message that > says: > "Cannot capture from the analog device because an error has occured, the > TV > tuner may be in use by another program. Either wait until TV recording is > finished or exit the TV recording program, then start capturing." > > As I said, I tried turning off Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV > Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. > > When I go into the Task Manager, I don't see any tasks that start with > "eh". > Normally, I do, so they must be the ones I turned off. > > I went into the Services Applet and stopped them. > > > > > I tried using MovieMaker, but MovieMaker doesn't recognize that any analog > data is > coming in. > > So, I'm trying to find out if indeed, there really is some TV app that is > going on in the background, or if this is a bad error message, i.e. giving > me wrong information. > > > > "Jaime" <> wrote in message > news:... >> First, you couldn't have Media Center 2002 with SP3, if your system >> originally had MCE 2002, then applying the sp2 (or sp3) would have >> automatically upgraded you to MCE 2004. However, if you bought your >> system anytime in the last four years or so, then you MCE 2005. The >> proper place to check for the MCE version is in the MC interface, >> Setting, General, About. >> >> Could you provide some more info, when are you getting this error? Are >> you trying to run a 3rd party video capture app or is that occurring in >> MC? >> >> Most of the MC services are named "eh..." and there should be a >> ehReceiver service running if you have set up MC. Are you checking in the >> "Services" applet to disable services or just in the startup stuff? >> -- >> James >> Bart: "According to creationism, there were no cavemen." >> Homer: "Good riddance! Their drawings sucked and they looked like >> hippies." >> >> >> >> "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message >> news:... >>> Windows XP sp 3, Media Center Edition 2002 >>> Sony VAIO >>> >>> I saw an error message about this for MCE 2005, but can't find it for MC >>> 2002: >>> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;902165, "You >>> Receive a 'Device in Use' Error" >>> >>> This article says to turn off the Media Center Receiver Service, but I >>> don't have that in MCE 2002. >>> I've turned off the services Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV >>> Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. >>> >>> The services still running are VAIO Entertainment File Import, VAIO >>> Media Integrated Server, and VAIO Media Video Server. >>> >>> I've done a search for that error message for MCE2002, but Bing can't >>> find it. >>> >>> What would be the steps in MCE 2002 to stop the TV Tuner, or to address >>> the issues in the error message.(which is stated in full in the KB >>> article referenced above)? >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > > |
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What model Sony TV turner do you have?
Have you tried to use the application that came with it to capture incoming video? "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message news:... > Correction on the version. It's MCE 2004, version 5.1 > Thanks for redirecting me to this data bit > > > I am using Click to DVD, which came with the computer. It puts the analog > input onto a DVD. > Click to DVD initializes, recognizes the data coming in, and starts the > DVD > for output, but then after a few seconds I get an error message that > says: > "Cannot capture from the analog device because an error has occured, the > TV > tuner may be in use by another program. Either wait until TV recording is > finished or exit the TV recording program, then start capturing." > > As I said, I tried turning off Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV > Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. > > When I go into the Task Manager, I don't see any tasks that start with > "eh". > Normally, I do, so they must be the ones I turned off. > > I went into the Services Applet and stopped them. > > > > > I tried using MovieMaker, but MovieMaker doesn't recognize that any analog > data is > coming in. > > So, I'm trying to find out if indeed, there really is some TV app that is > going on in the background, or if this is a bad error message, i.e. giving > me wrong information. > > > > "Jaime" <> wrote in message > news:... >> First, you couldn't have Media Center 2002 with SP3, if your system >> originally had MCE 2002, then applying the sp2 (or sp3) would have >> automatically upgraded you to MCE 2004. However, if you bought your >> system anytime in the last four years or so, then you MCE 2005. The >> proper place to check for the MCE version is in the MC interface, >> Setting, General, About. >> >> Could you provide some more info, when are you getting this error? Are >> you trying to run a 3rd party video capture app or is that occurring in >> MC? >> >> Most of the MC services are named "eh..." and there should be a >> ehReceiver service running if you have set up MC. Are you checking in the >> "Services" applet to disable services or just in the startup stuff? >> -- >> James >> Bart: "According to creationism, there were no cavemen." >> Homer: "Good riddance! Their drawings sucked and they looked like >> hippies." >> >> >> >> "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message >> news:... >>> Windows XP sp 3, Media Center Edition 2002 >>> Sony VAIO >>> >>> I saw an error message about this for MCE 2005, but can't find it for MC >>> 2002: >>> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;902165, "You >>> Receive a 'Device in Use' Error" >>> >>> This article says to turn off the Media Center Receiver Service, but I >>> don't have that in MCE 2002. >>> I've turned off the services Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV >>> Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. >>> >>> The services still running are VAIO Entertainment File Import, VAIO >>> Media Integrated Server, and VAIO Media Video Server. >>> >>> I've done a search for that error message for MCE2002, but Bing can't >>> find it. >>> >>> What would be the steps in MCE 2002 to stop the TV Tuner, or to address >>> the issues in the error message.(which is stated in full in the KB >>> article referenced above)? >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > > |
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I don't know what model Sony TV tuner I have. I've never used it - I've
never even set it up. I went into the list of hardware in the System folder, but didn't see anything that looked like it might be a tuner card. Part of the reason, besides the fact that I don't watch TV, is that the media center is designed to be a server for a home network. I'm just using this one desktop machine, and I can't get beyond the point where it insists that I register my computer with the other VAIO Media computers, which, being a stand-alone, I don't want to do. It says to select the server, but there are no servers on the list to select from. When I try to cancel out of this operation, I get an error message, and I get asked if I want to tell Microsoft about it. Then I cancel the program. I'm not sure how to go about recording TV. I don't even know if I'm set up for it. "Curious" <> wrote in message news:... > What model Sony TV turner do you have? > Have you tried to use the application that came with it to capture > incoming video? > > > "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message > news:... >> Correction on the version. It's MCE 2004, version 5.1 >> Thanks for redirecting me to this data bit >> >> >> I am using Click to DVD, which came with the computer. It puts the >> analog >> input onto a DVD. >> Click to DVD initializes, recognizes the data coming in, and starts the >> DVD >> for output, but then after a few seconds I get an error message that >> says: >> "Cannot capture from the analog device because an error has occured, the >> TV >> tuner may be in use by another program. Either wait until TV recording >> is >> finished or exit the TV recording program, then start capturing." >> >> As I said, I tried turning off Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV >> Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. >> >> When I go into the Task Manager, I don't see any tasks that start with >> "eh". >> Normally, I do, so they must be the ones I turned off. >> >> I went into the Services Applet and stopped them. >> >> >> >> >> I tried using MovieMaker, but MovieMaker doesn't recognize that any >> analog data is >> coming in. >> >> So, I'm trying to find out if indeed, there really is some TV app that is >> going on in the background, or if this is a bad error message, i.e. >> giving me wrong information. >> >> >> >> "Jaime" <> wrote in message >> news:... >>> First, you couldn't have Media Center 2002 with SP3, if your system >>> originally had MCE 2002, then applying the sp2 (or sp3) would have >>> automatically upgraded you to MCE 2004. However, if you bought your >>> system anytime in the last four years or so, then you MCE 2005. The >>> proper place to check for the MCE version is in the MC interface, >>> Setting, General, About. >>> >>> Could you provide some more info, when are you getting this error? Are >>> you trying to run a 3rd party video capture app or is that occurring in >>> MC? >>> >>> Most of the MC services are named "eh..." and there should be a >>> ehReceiver service running if you have set up MC. Are you checking in >>> the "Services" applet to disable services or just in the startup stuff? >>> -- >>> James >>> Bart: "According to creationism, there were no cavemen." >>> Homer: "Good riddance! Their drawings sucked and they looked like >>> hippies." >>> >>> >>> >>> "Margaret Bartley" <> wrote in message >>> news:... >>>> Windows XP sp 3, Media Center Edition 2002 >>>> Sony VAIO >>>> >>>> I saw an error message about this for MCE 2005, but can't find it for >>>> MC 2002: >>>> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;902165, "You >>>> Receive a 'Device in Use' Error" >>>> >>>> This article says to turn off the Media Center Receiver Service, but I >>>> don't have that in MCE 2002. >>>> I've turned off the services Media Center Scheduler Service, Sony TV >>>> Tuner Manager, and Sony TVTA Manager. >>>> >>>> The services still running are VAIO Entertainment File Import, VAIO >>>> Media Integrated Server, and VAIO Media Video Server. >>>> >>>> I've done a search for that error message for MCE2002, but Bing can't >>>> find it. >>>> >>>> What would be the steps in MCE 2002 to stop the TV Tuner, or to address >>>> the issues in the error message.(which is stated in full in the KB >>>> article referenced above)? >>>> >>>> Thank you. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> |
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