Sony MPEG RealTime encoder board Driver Download
Supported Models
1-860-696-21 ENX-26 / pcva-imb5a Driver
Sony MPEG RealTime encoder board Driver
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Supported Operating Systems
Windows Vista, Windows Vista (64 bit), Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT4
File Name
mpeg_encoder_1_1_4_6020.zip (214.7 KB)
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Uploader Notes
Vaio Sony TV Card - 1-860-696-21 ENX-26 / pcva-imb5a for Windows XP
This is a Giga Pocket TV Tuner Card model ENX-26, not a Graphic/Video Adapter card.
Also works on the ENX-20 card.
Photo:
http://www.cc.utah.edu/~scm8/AT/gigapocket.jpg
Uploaded By
Jerry K (DG Member) on 10-Sep-2010
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Driver Contents File List
The following files are found inside the driver download file.
| Name | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| mpeg_encoder_1.1.4.6020/smrt.cat | 8.3 KB | 21 Jun 2004 |
| mpeg_encoder_1.1.4.6020/smrt.inf | 10.8 KB | 2 Jun 2004 |
| mpeg_encoder_1.1.4.6020/smrt.sys | 768.5 KB | 2 Jun 2004 |
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