On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 07:43:36AM -0700, Chad Delatte wrote: > I do have an update. I installed the cvs of v4l-dvb > and installed it. Then I installed the ivtv driver > 0.6.1 from rpm because it would not build from source.
That's a bad combination. 0.6.1 has been built against v4l from the kernel which is different from v4l from mercurial. > I then got tv out working, however I would not get > any sound. > I then went to atrpms testing and grabbed the v4l rpm > and ivtv 0.7 rpm and installed it. That fixed the > sound, however lost my capability to display tv out > again. I tried reinstalling the v4l that I downloaded > from v4l again and it made no difference. That again requires the v4l rpms from ATrpms. On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 04:39:58PM -0700, Chad Delatte wrote: > Niels, > Thanks for the response. > > I understand you have TV working, but that you have a > problem with > sound. > > I broke this going to the testing branch at atrpms! If you go "testing", then be aware that things are by definition not as stable as in the ... "stable" branch. ;) Also, if you use testing you need the whole programme. ivtv in testing depednes on v4l in testing. Mixing with self-built bits will probably have incomaptible APIs/ABIs. So, if you start building from scratch, then you need to build both v4l and ivtv from scratch. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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