> Ahh. I am currently on windows and that .mpg did not play correctly as > I got about 1 second of video which was mostly a black screen.
Oh, with Kaffeine under Kubuntu it plays "just fine". You can see all the jitter and distortion I am talking about. > I am confused why you think the standard 2.6.20 kernel from > Kubuntu could work for you. As +4 patch (which turns on the LNA) is in > all recent kernels. So if you have one of the cards that need the LNA > turned off you need to compile your own kernel. In this old thread > that was what we were discussing. Sorry if I am totally off on this > one I am not feeling well today. I tried. I recompiled the Kubuntu 2.6.20 kernel a couple of times. Once using a LNA (+4) version and a non-LNA (+0) version. Both tuner.ko versions gave me the same distorted picture. Is there a way to see whether I have a card that needs or doesn't need LNA? Anything else I can try? Thanks, Jeroen _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
