The mt352.c at the URL you provided appears to be incorrect. I submitted
a patch last week but Wolfgang apparently hasn't integrated it yet. The
shifts in mt352_set_parameters are all completely wrong. I have attached
a slightly modified version that works for me here in Canberra. I have
been
My apologies to Wolfgang. I see the mt352.c has incorrect values but his
linux-dvb-1.1.1.diff applies the correct values. Mea culpa.
Silly question, have you tried viewing the DVB stream in something like
mplayer? Try mplayer dvb://Ten Digital. The tzap output proves you've
got a strong signal
Hi Jolse,
I know that the frequency is correct because i noted the frequencies for
the channels in windows.
Did you check the other paramters, too? AFAIK wrong settings for the bandwidth
cannot be corrected automaticaly.
the read of register 0x00 returns the same as the read of register
Hi,
I 've got a problem with my MPEG packet and maybe this problem is due to the
CRC32 and i would like to have good packet to test my system and to know if it's
really this crc32 the problem.
If somebody could post an output from dvbsnoop in which i could see all the
bytes of
Jolse Maginnis wrote:
Hi,
I've purchased an AverMedia DVB-T 771, and I live in Tasmania,
Australia, but I can't seem to get it to tune anything in linux. It
works in winxp (I can tune nearly all the channels with my crap
aerial), so it's got to be the driver.
I'm using the patches from
Hi,
if i add:
r = mt352_read_register (i2c, 0x7f);
before:
r = mt352_read_register (i2c, 0x00);
the read of register 0x00 returns the same as the read of register 0x7f!
And it appears that the snr values from above are actually the value of
register 0x03!
Hello,
I have recently upgrade my system to the latest dvb-kernel and there have
always been a few changes that I needed to make so my system would stay on
NTSC once it locked to a NTSC signal. For example:
diff -ru dvb-kernel/linux/drivers/media/dvb/ttpci/av7110_av.c
I am sorry for my bad spelling. What I meant to say is, with the following
patch, vdr will default to NTSC when I watch television, but it still
defaults to PAL when I play a Video CD. There must be a way to make the
driver default to NTSC when viewing both. This appears to be from a recent
Hi,
is there currently a way to achieve, what the subject asks for?
I'd expect something like that:
boolean video_drained = FALSE;
boolean audio_drained = FALSE;
do
{
ioctl(fd_video, VIDEO_DRAIN_BUFFER, video_drained);
ioctl(fd_audio,
Hello,
I'm trying to get a Skystar II card working but seem to be missing the final step.
Following a slightly lazy route, I built the modules from a stock 2.6.5 kernel and
then created dev entries with a script from linuxtv.
Loading modules seems to work fine and I can even tune with szap:
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