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ATI Catalyst Sound Issues


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Well, I installed my TV Wonder 200 Tuner into my computer yesterday. Everything works, I can watch TV and play 360 on it, but I have NO SOUND. None whatsoever. I've updated drivers a few times and went through all the different options as far as audio and audio input go; nothing has changed. My mobo is an ECS nForce 4 M-A , if that might be an issue...

Can anyone help me out?
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Bumping my topic, I really need some help with this issue. I've seen on other places where others have the same problem, but so far I haven't seen a concrete solution...
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did you use the included audio cable to run from the ati 200 to your audio input on the system board (assuming your using the intergrated sound)
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did you use the included audio cable to run from the ati 200 to your audio input on the system board (assuming your using the intergrated sound)

Yes I did. Still doesn't work... at least I can bypass the card with my surround sound so I can play 360!

Does anyone else have any ideas about my prob?
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