Tip & Tweaks:

MPEG Audio Record Volume Level Tip
Open Registry Editor,
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Hauppauge\hcwTVDlg\AudioControls
look for Scart1_Volume it the record volume level key.
Use the range 100-127 Decimal, Try small steps.
Thank Barnabas

Windows2000 WinTV Speed Tip.
So you went to improve WinTV2000 for better performance
Open Notepad & add the following lines

echo off
start /priority wintv2k.exe

Replace priority with the desired CPU priority
(high or abovenormal for best performance) save as wintv2k.bat
in (Driver Letter):\Program Files\WinTV\ folder then make a
shortcut on the Desktop.

Keyboard Shortcuts
Window Mode
Plus (+) = Channel Up
Minus (-) = Channel Down
Ctrl F = Freeze Image
Ctrl M = Mute
Alt M = Revert to default menu layout in WinTV32
Alt N = Return to Live Mode for products that support Slip Mode
Ctrl O = File open when using SnapShot functions
Ctrl P = File print when using SnapShot functions
Ctrl C = Copy to Clipboard
Ctrl V = Paste from Clipboard
Alt M = Restore Factory Defaults
Alt P = One touch pause
Alt Q = When in Slip Mode or playing back a recording, pause the video
Alt R = One Touch Record
Ctrl S = Next Source (Tuner, Comp....)
Alt S = Stream Fast Forward
Ctrl T = TV Mode
F1 = Help
Page Up = Volume Up
Page Down = Volume Down
Space Bar = Take a snap shot
Alt Y = Stream Rewind

TV Mode
Plus (+) = Channel Up
Minus (-) = Channel Down
Ctrl F = Freeze Image
Ctrl M = Mute
Ctrl S = Next Source (Tuner, Comp....)
Ctrl T = TV Mode
Escape = Exit TV mode
Page Up = Volume Up
Page Down = Volume Down
Space Bar = Take a snap shot
Alt N = Return to Live Mode for products that support Slip Mode
Alt P = One touch pause
Alt Q = When in Slip Mode or playing back a recording, pause the video
Alt R = One Touch Record
Alt S = Stream Fast Forward
Alt Y = Stream Rewind

The new arguments specific to Scheduler are:
Filename: -startr:FILENAME
Stop recording: -stopr
Timed Recording: -limit:SECONDS
Mute: -mute
Record Quality: -qMode (Mode: "def" for default, or "vcd" for VCD compatible)
Example Record Quality:
-qvcd = vcd quality
-qdef = default quality

You can also use windows scheduler with these options to make the TV go
on and off automatically.
A typical command line generated by Scheduler:
C:\PROGRA~1\WINTV\WinTV2K.EXE -c21 -ntod -startr:WinTV_(7).mpg -qvcd -limit:1800

Options for Wintv32/Wintv2000:
NoSplashScreen = "-nss"
NotCoolGUIMode = "-nc"
GoolGUIMode = "-cg"
NoTipOfDay = "-ntod"
Suite = "-sSuiteName"
Chan = "-cChannelNumber"
Preset = "-pPresetNumber" Note the channel or preset number should exist in
channel manager in the specified suite or All Channels suite for these to
work. They can also include channel numbers like 200 for Ext-1 selection.
WindowMode = "-mMode" Mode = "tv", "NoTitle", "Title" , or "Off" (all caseless)
(Note: "Off" will cause an existing instance of the Wintv app to exit)

Example: I have a shortcut that starts on Channel 21 as
"C:\Program Files\WinTV\WinTV2K.EXE" -c21 in the target field of the shortcut.