At 09:25 AM 6/4/2005 -0500, William Powers wrote:
>Tyler Trafford replied to one of my earlier posts suggesting that part
>of the problem might be the lack of volume controls for the cx25840.
>Alan Stirling replied to that, suggesting that 0x8D4 and 0x8E4 might be
>involved with volume control. Still, as far as I can tell, I am the
>only one reporting this problem, which leads me to suspect I have a
>configuration or mis-detection problem.
(My apologies if this is sent out twice...)
You are not the only one! I just subscribed to this list today in order to
ask if anyone else is experiencing this problem. I'm running 0.3.4j
drivers and I'd say they work about 75% of the time. There are occasions
however, where the sound is overdriven and distorted. I've seen this
happen when a recording begins or when the channel is changed. It
(usually) gets corrected if I change to a different channel and then back
again. This obviously isn't very desirable if a recording is in
progress. It seems to occur randomly.
If it helps, I've got a DirecTV D10 box. The S-Video and L/R audio
channels are connected to my PVR-500.
--tim
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