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I have given up trying to get the AGP card and the Marvel to co-exist but I have now a new problem with capturing video! My hardware supplier inadvertently fried my motherboard when I went to them with the problem and replaced it.
I now have a Soltek SL-67KV motherboard with an Award bios listed as 2A6LJSN9C-00. I am experiencing problems with my Matrox Marvel G200 PCI Video capture features. It captures only the first frame of video in a capture file. The FAQ section of the Matrox website refers to this problem specifically and states:
- The IRQ assigned to our graphics card is assigned as edge trigger instead of level trigger. Go to your cmos setup, then to PnP configurations, look for "irq activated by" and make sure that this is set to level.
However I am unable to find the IRQ activated by in this BIOS. The Award website does not have a manual for this BIOS number and they suggest contacting the motherboard manufacturer. The motherboard manufacturer has failed so far to respond (though they could be closed over the Christmas period).
The options in the PNP/PCI Configuration section of the BIOS are: (option1/option2 - currnet section)
PNP OS; yes/no – yes
Resources connected by; Auto/Manual – Auto
Reset configuration data; enabled/disable – disabled
CPU to PCI write buffer; enabled/disabled – enabled
PCI dynamic Bursting; enabled/disabled – enabled
PCI Master 0 WS write; enabled/disable – enabled
PCI Delay tranaction; enabled/disable – enabled
PCI #2 Access #1 retry; enabled/disable – enabled
AGP Master 1 WS write; enabled/disable – disabled
AGP Master 1 WS Raed; enabled/disable – disabled
Assign IRQ for USB; enabled/disable – enabled
Assign IRQ for VGA; enabled/disable – enabled
Windows 2000, SP1, Pentium III 500 Mhz, RAM 512MB (396 - SD133, 128 SD100) RAM; PCI: SCSI, Fax Modem, Satellite receiver, SoundBlaster Live value, Matrox Marvel, AGP: Geforce MMX; IDE:Phillips DVD, Fujitsu 17GB HD (UDMA 66), Maxtor 27GB HD (UDMA 66), Quantum 4GB (UDMA 33); Other: HP SCSI CD Writer
I now have a Soltek SL-67KV motherboard with an Award bios listed as 2A6LJSN9C-00. I am experiencing problems with my Matrox Marvel G200 PCI Video capture features. It captures only the first frame of video in a capture file. The FAQ section of the Matrox website refers to this problem specifically and states:
- The IRQ assigned to our graphics card is assigned as edge trigger instead of level trigger. Go to your cmos setup, then to PnP configurations, look for "irq activated by" and make sure that this is set to level.
However I am unable to find the IRQ activated by in this BIOS. The Award website does not have a manual for this BIOS number and they suggest contacting the motherboard manufacturer. The motherboard manufacturer has failed so far to respond (though they could be closed over the Christmas period).
The options in the PNP/PCI Configuration section of the BIOS are: (option1/option2 - currnet section)
PNP OS; yes/no – yes
Resources connected by; Auto/Manual – Auto
Reset configuration data; enabled/disable – disabled
CPU to PCI write buffer; enabled/disabled – enabled
PCI dynamic Bursting; enabled/disabled – enabled
PCI Master 0 WS write; enabled/disable – enabled
PCI Delay tranaction; enabled/disable – enabled
PCI #2 Access #1 retry; enabled/disable – enabled
AGP Master 1 WS write; enabled/disable – disabled
AGP Master 1 WS Raed; enabled/disable – disabled
Assign IRQ for USB; enabled/disable – enabled
Assign IRQ for VGA; enabled/disable – enabled
Windows 2000, SP1, Pentium III 500 Mhz, RAM 512MB (396 - SD133, 128 SD100) RAM; PCI: SCSI, Fax Modem, Satellite receiver, SoundBlaster Live value, Matrox Marvel, AGP: Geforce MMX; IDE:Phillips DVD, Fujitsu 17GB HD (UDMA 66), Maxtor 27GB HD (UDMA 66), Quantum 4GB (UDMA 33); Other: HP SCSI CD Writer
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