On Tuesday 26 February 2008 20:41:47 Jan Tiri wrote:
> Hi Hans,
>
> Good point. Actually, because I have a 3,5" hanging on the Alix 1C, I
> hooked it on an ATX powersupply of 300W. I can imagine that the board
> is limiting the current and therefore does not comply completely with
> the PCI standards? But I still wonder why it works on the Alix 1C of
> my friend.
Does your card work fine in another PC? Just to verify it isn't broken
(the other possibility, of course).
> Is there an alternative for a PVR150 in USB format (= with mpeg2
> encoder/decoder and preferably ivtv support)? Or perhaps other ideas?
The PVR150 is of course just encoding, not decoding (only the PVR-350
can do that). But the WinTV PVR USB2 is a USB-based encoder using
exactly the same encoder chip, although you need to use the pvrusb2
driver for that one.
Regards,
Hans
>
> Kind regards,
> Jan
>
> Hans Verkuil wrote:
> > On Tuesday 26 February 2008 20:01:56 Jan Tiri wrote:
> >> Friendly reminder...
> >>
> >> I have no idea what to do next, except for downgrading the kernel
> >> and installing the ivtv package manually. I know the card is
> >> working fine in another pc, so I really wonder what is causing it
> >> to no detect certain modules.
> >
> > A known reason for this behavior might be a powersupply that is not
> > powerful enough. i2c chips that cannot be detected is a typical
> > symptom of this. Since this a miniITX board I would not be
> > surprised if this is in fact the cause. These PVR boards need more
> > power than most.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Hans
>
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