On Mar 24, 2006, at 1:54 AM, Hans Verkuil wrote: > On Friday 24 March 2006 05:41, Andrew Dodd wrote: >> Quoting Doug Butterworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>> Dave's tuner 1 Linux video looks very similar to mine as far as the >>> static goes. I will see if i can try out this patch as well. >> >> Yup, those are the exact same problems I have/had with lowband >> channels. > > Does the static only appears on low-band channels? Which precise > frequencies?
For me it seems that all channels below channel 33 on the first tuner have noticeable static. As soon as I hit 33, it is hard to tell the difference between the two tuners. Channel 32 is close but not as good as 33 and up. I then noticed that there was another patch of bad channels higher up. 33 - 47 were good, but 48 - 63 had noticeable static again. I do not know the exact top where the static came back as 64 - 66 are channels I do not get. However, 67 to 71 were good. Above that, I only have 2 other channels, 95 and 99 both which were bad. I am not sure what this means, but at least there is some kind of pattern. I did this for both the kernel tuner and that patched tuner code that Hans sent us and they seem to work about the same. Does anyone else get similar results? 2 to 32 bad (55.250 MHz - 271.250 MHz) 33 to 47 good (277.250 MHz - 361.250 MHz) 48 to 63 bad (367.250 MHz - 457.250 MHz) 64 to 66 unknown 67 to 71 good (481.250 MHz - 505.250 MHz) 72 to 94 unknown (511.250 MHz - 643.250 MHz) 95 bad 91.250 MHz 96 to 98 unknown (97.250 MHz - 109.250 MHz) 99 bad 115.250 MHz -Doug _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
