J�rg Heckenbach wrote:

>"Mark J. Taylor" wrote:
>
>>I'm in the USA, and I went out to a local computer/electronics store and
>>purchased a Hauppauge WinTV-USB model 602.
>>
>>It's vendor ID is 0x0573, product ID is 0x4D20, and it isn't in
>>usbvision.h.
>>
>>However, it is a multi-config device, and your driver does not support
>>multi-configs.  I tried to work the usb_set_configuration() routine into
>>it, like CDCEther.c, but I still apparently cannot get it to work.
>>
>>Attached is the output from usbview 1.0 on a 2.4.13 kernel.  Also
>>attached is a Makefile to build your drivers as modules, so I don't have
>>to put your files into the linux kernel tree.
>>
>>Feel free to ask me any questions.
>>
>>-Mark Taylor
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>Hi,
>
>I think your devices is build on the NT1004. The second configuration
>uses the endpoint 3 for audio data. But the usbvision driver didn't
>support this audio stream yet. It is an item of our todo-list, but till
>now no one has written the code.
>Thank you for the Makefile. If you agree we will put it to the next
>version of the driver.
>
>Best regards
>Joerg
>
Mark,  Could I have a copy of the Makefile.  I'll throw it on my site.   
I have added your device to the usbvision.h also.

I guess the next thing is to get the endpoints 3 &4 working.  

Thanks
Dwaine.



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