It wasn't on the supported hardware list, the last I knew.
If you had very detailed hardware information, and the rest and were very good at Linux driver coding you might get one made eventually, but I can't think it would be remotely quick or easy. The problem is that detailed hardware information is not the kind of thing that companies give out very often, and doing it without it would be much harder.
Personally I would avoid it until such time as it gets fully supported if it ever does. (Unless your using it under windows of course.) You might take a look at this thread, since it discusses it.
http://www.anandtech.com/news/shownews.aspx?i=23611
I'll probably get one of the hauppage pvr cards eventually for the lower cpu usage. Out of curiosity does anyone know if its possible to have 1 backend send a live signal to multiple frontends simultaneously? I haven't got it working yet, but I suspect I need to read some more on it.
On another note, one thing that might be useful to have would be the ability to switch to a program for viewing tv live without recording like tv time if the capture hardware isn't busy. This would mostly be useful for switching to a ps2/xbox.
Paul Miller wrote:
Anyone know what chipset this device uses? Any Linux support?
It has two tuners, mpeg2 hardware compression, 12-bit adcs, etc.. Sounds better than the PVR 500...
http://www.ati.com/products/tvwonderelite/specs.html
Thanks,
-Paul
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