Hi Alberto
>
> Great. I've downloaded the driver and compiled it. Now I have several
> /dev/dvb* and it seems that both receivers are found.
> But I still haven't been able to see anything. It's not that easy,
> I've seen that I must find a file with the channels of my area (I have
> it, btw it's Collserola in Spain, just in case somebody is there...
> hola?). But I'm still fighting with mplayer, the syntaxis, the name of
> the devices... When I find it out, surely will be all straight, but
> until then, it's annoying.
>
You should first try with kaffeine, because it does an automatic scan of
available channels without any need of tweaking. You will know that your
card is working properly, though the file that it generates is not suitable
for mplayer.
Once you are sure the hardware is working, you can generate a proper
channels.conf with dvb-apps as Matthias says.
Eduardo
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