Steve Schear writes: > I'm part of small an open source team developing a software > radio. http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuradio/gnuradio.html Basically, its > an attempt to remake radio design and development by bringing the PC's > processor as close to the antenna as possible. Our project is focused on > enabling reception of modern digital modulation schemes, especially wide > band. Right now we're using a rather expensive, commercial, analog-digital > converter card tied to a cable modem/TV tuner board. I'd like to find an > inexpensive, more integrated, replacement for both the converter and > tuner. What we need is a simple, PCI, analog tuner board for which Linux > drivers are available. The board needs to capture and digitize the ~6MHz > channel. No MPEG processing needed. > > Thanks in advance for recommendations. >
Have you looked at the bt848/878 (now cn848/878) TV tuner cards. The chips have a raw mode that should allow you to get the digitized output of the Tuner without any preprocessing by the chip. Marcus -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
