Throughout this second attempt, I've had a Sony DSR11 DVCAM playback deck powered-on, playing back a miniDV tape with its FireWIre output connected to the 1394 interface's FireWIre400 port. Prior to starting this whole process, I had no error messages in device manager and a clean-install of Windows 10 Pro 64-bit with only Vegas Movie Studio, FXhome Intensity, and Blackmagic Media Express installed. I tried every troubleshooting task I could think of (e.g., removing devices, uninstalling drivers/reinstalling drivers, etc.). PCI Serial Port "Code 28" error in device manager.Įven the motherboard's BIOS got confused (which I never altered) and booted in an odd resolution (which a single re-boot "fixed").
POST error: "Poisoned TLP on slot 5" PCI-to-PCI bridge error (tried three different PCIe slots).Ģ. "VIA 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller" re-appears under IEEE 1394 controllers.Ī couple of issues occurred sometime during this process:ġ. "VIA 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller" appears under IEEE 1394 controllers.ĥ. Installed VIA_chipped 1394-interface into PCIe slot 1.ģ. However, when I attempt to manually install the Windows' 64-bit legacy driver (even though the initial "installation" prompted no error messages), the VIA driver continues to re-appear in device manager and the already "installed" Legacy1394.inf driver never appears.ġ. So I again attempt to uninstall the VIA driver. Every time I boot the computer, the VIA driver is already installed. Again, after following the studio1 instructions, Windows' device manager failed to recognize the legacy driver. I made sure this one had the VIA-chipset as the studio1 article recommends. Next, I bought a generic-branded FireWire PCIe card ("Godshark") from Amazon for $16.99. I deleted/uninstalled the device/driver in device manager and returned the card to B+H. Windows' device manager never recognized the StarTech interface.Ĥ. Opened the 圆4_driver folder and "successfully" installed the Legacy1394.inf file.ģ. Though the installation only resulted in "successful" dialog boxes from Windows after each step, the card never appears in device manager (note: I never attempted to connect a powered-on FireWIre device to the StarTech card):ġ. I downloaded and installed the Windows 64-bit legacy driver linked on the site. Note that this card has the TI-chipset, which the studio1 article doesn't recommend. I first bought a $59 StarTech IEEE1394 low-profile PCIe interface card from B+H. I've gone through the studio1 steps as carefully as I could, yet still encountered a number of issues on a new Windows 10 Pro 64-bit system with all current updates (full system-specs are in my signature): Most here have read the excellent article on the subject here. Although much of this information has already been posted, it's scattered among several camera-specific threads, so I thought I'd create a more search-friendly thread with a more general title.
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