Hello,
I have a Samsung Q1 tablet PC with Windows Vista and entered in serious
conflicts when I launched radio softwares like vTuner. Application stopped
with a million errors reported. After a long investigation and progressive
eliminations of services in the msconfig window, I found out that only the
TABLET PC INPUT SERVICES was the reason of all my troubles. Eliminating it
resolve all the problems, vTuner, Real player and Windows Media player are
functionning fast, loud and clear.
Yes, BUT: no pen, no touch screen! Is there a way around to be able to use
an internet radio software without entering in conflict with those Input
Services ?
That would be really nice.
I contacted Samsung, but no help available from there.
Thank you for any suggestions.
joel Vandrogen

I would contact the software folks for the internet radio software you're
attempting to run and let them know their software is breaking the built-in
functionality on your Samsung. They're writing pretty poor software if it
is so invasive it breaks existing services on the platform.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
http://forums.mobilepcworld.net
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

"Joel Vandrogen" <bludino@prodigy.net.mx> wrote in message
news:47C8BE70-D432-4087-8125-CD8A6FEB7C62@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
> I have a Samsung Q1 tablet PC with Windows Vista and entered in serious
> conflicts when I launched radio softwares like vTuner. Application stopped
> with a million errors reported. After a long investigation and progressive
> eliminations of services in the msconfig window, I found out that only the
> TABLET PC INPUT SERVICES was the reason of all my troubles. Eliminating it
> resolve all the problems, vTuner, Real player and Windows Media player are
> functionning fast, loud and clear.
> Yes, BUT: no pen, no touch screen! Is there a way around to be able to use
> an internet radio software without entering in conflict with those Input
> Services ?
> That would be really nice.
> I contacted Samsung, but no help available from there.
> Thank you for any suggestions.
> joel Vandrogen
>

Sounds like they are making incorrect assumptions about the origin of the
mouse messages being send to their window handles. Wisptis takes a high
resolution data sample from the digitizer and "converts" it into mouse
messages that are processed by standard windows applications. The mouse
messages might come at a faster rate, uncovering some kind of timing bug in
their application. Windows will do its part to throttle these messages, but
it might not be enough.

--
Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP)
Einstein Technologies
Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com


"Joel Vandrogen" <bludino@prodigy.net.mx> wrote in message
news:47C8BE70-D432-4087-8125-CD8A6FEB7C62@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
> I have a Samsung Q1 tablet PC with Windows Vista and entered in serious
> conflicts when I launched radio softwares like vTuner. Application stopped
> with a million errors reported. After a long investigation and progressive
> eliminations of services in the msconfig window, I found out that only the
> TABLET PC INPUT SERVICES was the reason of all my troubles. Eliminating it
> resolve all the problems, vTuner, Real player and Windows Media player are
> functionning fast, loud and clear.
> Yes, BUT: no pen, no touch screen! Is there a way around to be able to use
> an internet radio software without entering in conflict with those Input
> Services ?
> That would be really nice.
> I contacted Samsung, but no help available from there.
> Thank you for any suggestions.
> joel Vandrogen
>