Matt - 

FWIW, you are trying a lot of the things that I have tried over the
past couple of weeks.  Take this how you want, but my findings are
that it isn't a problem with the tuner module.  You probably know,
there are two versions of the PVR-150 NTSC: MCE and retail (models
1042 and 1045).  Looking at my PVR-150 MCE I have a TAPE tuner (type
47) and tveeprom confirms this.  My friend Aaron Bonner has the retail
version which has a TCL 2002N (type 50 -- not the type 50 from 0.3.2b
tuner.ko) also confirmed by tveeprom.  Looking at kernel 2.6.10
/drivers/media/video/tuner.c the two tuner definitions are close but
different.

Aaron and Ryan both have the retail 1045.  Looking at your dmesg file
it appears you have a model 1042 (MCE) like me.  They are definitely
behaving differently with respect to the 0.3.2b driver.

I also have to cold reboot my machine if I use the cx25840 from
0.3.2b.  I am currently mapping out the setup differences in the
cx25840 driver between a and b (a lot changed so it isn't real
trivial).

Jon Neal

On 15 Jan 2005 17:27:57 -0000, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  
> Thanks for the input... I tried everything you suggested and I'm still
> getting static when I use the version "b" cx25840 driver. One more note,
> whenever I load the version "b" cx25840 driver, the ONLY way to get video
> back is to do a complete power OFF reset. I'm about to do that so that I can
> find out how the tuner=50 from video4linux-20050111-141748.tar.gz works with
> the version "a" driver. 
>  
>  
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