On Wednesday 06 December 2006 11:00, Adriaan van Nijendaal wrote: > Good morning!
Môgge! :) > I have a Pinnacle PC/TV Pro with radio that used to work under > SuSE 9.3. Parameters for bttv: "options bttv autoload=1 card=52 > pll=2 radio=1 tuner=0" > > In SuSE 10.1 (bttv 0.9.16) the TV does work, but the radio does > NOT. And that's the thing I really miss... > > I read the kernel source and started trying things: > > pll=0 -> no message in syslog > pll=1 -> "PLL: 28636363 => 35468950 ..........failed" > pll=2 -> "PLL can sleep, using XTAL (35468950)" > > card=39 -> seems to work, but puts "PLL: 28636363 => 35468950 > ..........failed" in syslog anytime I change a channel with > tvtime. > > tuner=0,1,2,5, -> I gave up after a while - the combinations are > too many See the source code. BTW, isn't your tuner automatically detected? > The ting that _really_ puzzles me is that tuning to 100.45 Mhz FM > gives me FM radio with all of the above combinations. But my > favorite station broadcasts at 98.6... :-( At most other > frequencies I hear nothing (not even static). Is it a tuner > problem? A phase lock loop? A stereo decoder? A mixer? <mumbling:> Antenna cable(s) OK? > It's an PC/TV Pro with an BT848, Philips TDA9800, TSA5522T, > TDA5737M and two crystals 35.46895 and 28.63636 in a tin box. The > Radio piggyback has an MSP3410D, Philips TDA1308 and once chip I > cannot read without desoldering something. > > I've searched for the chip datasheets but I cannot understand them > - I know nothing about TV (or radio) electronics. > > Question: > > Any ideas as to how to get the radio on a PC/TV Pro to work under > 10.1? I have a Pinnacle PC/TV Pro with a different chipset, but FWIW, my /etc/modprobe.d/tv (OSL-10.1) looks like this: ---8<--- alias char-major-81 videodev options i2c-algo-bit bit_test=1 # YaST configured TV card # zsAr.FURnweI9FA4:Pinnacle PCTV alias char-major-81-0 bttv alias char-major-81-1 off alias char-major-81-2 off alias char-major-81-3 off ---8<--- You might want to turn debugging on for the modules that are involved (see output of lsmod). Usually specifying "debug=1" should suffice. Turn it off if you're done, because /var/log/messages will bloat. (Yes, debugging messages will appear in /var/log/messages and on tty10) You might find some hints in the source of the involved modules (you need to install the kernel-source-*.i586.rpm). Maybe 10.2 (due to come out in a few days!) has better detection for your card. Cheers, Leen -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
