Hi nimeesh,
you should make sure that you use the latest patch from
http://bytesex.org/patches/2.4.23-4/patch-2.4.23-kraxel.gz
as this includes a patch to the card information which is required to get
audio to work with the BMK MPEX card w/ tuner.
The correct option is "card=23". I also get the "audio carrier scan failed"
message, but the default of 5.5 MHz works fine for me. After loading the
driver you have to tune to a channel before using /dev/video{0,1}, otherwise
you get invalid argument or input/output error. To do the tuning you might
use the xawtv package. You can scan the channels with scantv (which is only
built if you install zvbi from http://zapping.sourceforge.net/ before
compiling xawtv) and switch channels with fbtv (requires a working
framebuffer setup) or xawtv/v4lctl (both requires X libs to compile which is
stupid for v4lctl, as this is a command line tool :-().
After that you get a beautiful MPEG2 TS stream from /dev/video1. The drivers
are rock stable, I've been reading the stream and multicasting it for more
than 4 weeks now without any problem.
Cheers, Jonny
On Tuesday 06 January 2004 13:58, nimeesh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to use BMK MPEX board with Tunner on linux with Kernel 2.4.23 and
> module version of saa7134 is 0.2.9 .
>
> i'm able compile the module and it is getting installed but it is giving
> error like
> "saa7134[0]/audio: audio carrier scan failed. using 5.500 MHZ [default]"
> what is means ??
> is i'm missing out any thing??
>
> after this with video device file when i try to read data...
> with no card option given and with card option=18,23 for module saa7134
> "cat /dev/video0" gives error as "invalid argument"
> and with "cat /dev/video1" it gives error as "Input/Output Error"
>
> with card option=22..
> device video1 gives error as "no such device" while video0 is giving same
> error.
>
> how to configure input source like S-Video, Composite or Tunner???
>
> Thanks in advance,
> nimeesh
