Re: [linux-usb-devel] New Device added to USBVISION code

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On Tue, 10 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 
>      I did notice a very thin line at the bottom of the frame and at the right.
> I'll do some more
> adjust with the h v offsets.   But its absolutely acceptable.
> 
> 
> #if 0
> #endif
> 
> I noticed that there is an if statement that was not in the older version.
> The if statement contains if 0 to initialize int char[].
> 
> I'm not sure the value of "if 0", is this an error status?

No, no error. I tried an other set of configuration values. The writer of
the original saa7111.c uses /*...*/ for his comments. So I could not use
/*..*/ to disable the whole old declaration. Instead of that I use #if 0
and #endif.

> 
> Does your PAL devices show colour?
> 
Yes. I have the best color picture I ever had.

When we have a look into the saa7111a datasheet (chapter 17), we will find
some registers that may effect the color:

 - Chrominance control: Subaddress 0x0E  old value 0x01, new value 0x01
 - GUDL:                Subaddress 0x02  old value 0xD0, new value 0xC0
 - BYPS:                Subaddress 0x09  old value 0x01, new value 0x01

Could you please test 0xD0 at Subaddress 0x02?
 
Which input do you use: Is it the S-Video with separated luminance and
chrominance, or is it Composite-Video (FBAS in german)?

Joerg


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