extreme
Device model name
Device producer
AIMS Lab
Driver for
Win2000
Device Type
Video
Download extreme
Download file name
aims-lab-video-extreme.rar
Download size:
2.1MB
Important notices
To install this updated driver (1.0.0.1, I see mostly 1.0.0.RC7 around, but this is the latest) for the VHX Extreme 98.. Goto your Control Panel and then click on System. Find the PCI Multimedia Controller with the exclamation beside it. Double click on it and then click on the Driver table. Choose update driver and follow the wizard and choose "Display a list of the known drivers for this device.." and then specify the path to the drivers that you downloaded. Reboot your computer after and then install VHX_NT.exe to install the TV Tuner application and Radio/Capture applications. You will click fuzzy video initially, but shut down TVX and open it again to view TV in a window or full screen. Avinesh BangarSoftware Engineer, Stratabase.comavinesh@stratabase.com
User comments for extreme
- The link does not work for me. Has it been moved? How different is it from the fa310TXa version?comment by Steve+Yang
- I congratulate you for your information. I thank you for the driver. greetings from Chile.comment by EDUARDO
- Too old, no W2k drivers.comment by Leigh
- I have not had a problem with this download, and it must be at least a year since I started using it.comment by Lloyd+Jones
- 8 hours to find a driver.....i hope this works. thanks for your effort to upload this dude...comment by BionicDude
- este si me sirvio excelente para win98.. Felicidades y m uchas gracias DriverGuide.comcomment by LUIS
- Many thanks! -P Milcomment by Mil
- I don't know what is the driver for. I'd like more specification when submit a drivercomment by kirkulex
- WORKS VERY WELL IN WIN98comment by ADRIANO
- GOOD DRIVER WORKED WELLcomment by MARC
- Thanks to you Calvin, I now have a machine talking to the outside world. Driver works a treat, Thanks again. Craigcomment by Craig+Armstrong
- worked great, didnt have to do all that formatting disk stuff, just unzipped to a folder, and had windows hardware wizard look there and boom... thankscomment by Rob