> Hello from Holland, hope to get some advise from real technical people.
> Me I am just a fan of tech, not real savy.
>
> I got an Aopen dual tuner TV card here. Google on VA2000 gave this list
> and some talk about changing cards.c
> No hoorah post later on, so I fear I am in bad luck for Linux?
>
> Being a startrek fan I must say: I am a bookkeeper, not a coder!
> So any clues on where I would want to do that are welcome. I can do some
> basic editing using Kate and all.
> But heavy coding would be out of my league.
>
> The card itself is high-end, LSI chip it says somewhere, but dmesg shows
> C-Cube Microsystems.
> And hardware info from Suse mentions a ?E4 multimediacontroller, but
> does not feel like doing anything.
Hmm. No Conexant CX23416 chip? If not, then there is no support by ivtv
(which is for the Conexant cx23415/6 chips). Note that there are several
variants of the VA2000 cards, to my knowledge the one sold in Europe does
not have a cx23416 and is not supported.
Hans
>
> It is working under Windows MCE with a proprietary driver. Although
> clearly not certified by MS.
> I had to enter trough two errors to install the driver from the aopen
> site.
> Nice card and nice video quality, would love to use this in MythTV.
> Having used both MCE and Myth, i must say
> Mythtv cearly wins...
>
> Lspci export (openSUSE) and windows driver (installed on MCE in dual
> boot system) can be provided,
> I am even willing to send the card itself if that would help to get it
> working under Linux.
>
> (Have a PVR500MCE Mythdora running, so I can spare the card. Donate it
> to the IVTV driver community comes to mind, any po-box?)
>
> Thanks for your attention and I welcome any clues / ideas.
>
>
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