Clifton T. Sharp Jr. wrote:
Alan Cox wrote:
I'M not the one who's blaming routing hiccups on Abovenet blocking, or
recommending everyone jump ship to punish Abovenet.
Nor me.
It appears to me that it *was* you who said:
Yep. Your work should probably consider changing ISP,
Darryl wrote:
I'm trying to update bttv on my RH 6.2 system to 0.7.67. The bttv
faq indicates that you must install the new i2c stack first. It
states:
If you have installed i2c without patching your kernel tree, you´ll
end up with two i2c.h files. The old one lives in the kernel
Ben Bridgwater wrote:
The differences between the OEM version and the retail version appear
to have been purely analog (the missing line-in jack), so you could try
looking on STB/3DFX/nVidia's sites for DesktopTV drivers.
Unfortunately nVidia appeares to have abandoned support
Ben Bridgwater wrote:
Eric Jorgensen wrote:
Ben Bridgwater wrote:
The differences between the OEM version and the retail version appear
to have been purely analog (the missing line-in jack), so you could try
looking on STB/3DFX/nVidia's sites for DesktopTV drivers
I finally got around to installing my new STB TV PCI card, and it's
working fine with xawtv other than that I don't know what I need to do
in order to hear the TV audio, and couldn't find how in the docs or
grubbing around the net.
First, understand that there are at least four
Hakan Lennestal wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Eric Jorgensen writes:
Yes, I've heard that some of the more expensive SVHS vcrs keep the time
base converter running no matter what format you're viewing and
outputting. Though they originally intended them to convert PAL
Jodie Reynolds wrote:
Even before we go that far, has he checked through the 'obvious'?
Keep you cable length as short as you can, but keep the VCR away from the
computer's fan and hard drives. (Spinning motors, especially with long
and/or poor quality cable are a nono)
Also,
I've noticed an odd behavior when muteing the audio on tv card devices.
What's strange is that it's the same on dissimilar hardware, using
different interfaces.
On either my Hauppauge WinTV 401 or my STB Desktop TV, if i either mute
the fm tuner by using fmutills fm off or, when using the
Gerd Knorr wrote:
On either my Hauppauge WinTV 401 or my STB Desktop TV, if i either mute
the fm tuner by using fmutills fm off or, when using the tvmixer
module, use an oss mixer application (gmix, etc) to mute the tv audio
device, only one channel gets muted.
Hmm, what audio
David Balazic wrote:
Hi!
I am considering a purchase of a Hauppauge WinTV PCI-FM card
and am interested about the level of support in Linux.
Are all features of the card supported and working ?
If not , what is missing ?
You'll have to be more specific, there are a lot of
Adrian Minta wrote:
I have a 3Demon TV/FM stereo card made by Provideo (pv951) and I it
works but without sound.
My configuration is:
Debian Potato kernel 2.2.18
bttv0.64h
Chances are, bttv 0.6.x simply doesn't support all the chips on your
card. This isn't surprising, since it's
Greg Hosler wrote:
On 23-Apr-01 Gerd Knorr wrote:
what I don't understand is, what is the msp3410,
stereo TV sound decoder.
and why is the msp3410
going into auto-detect when the bttv is unloading ?
It goes into autodetect on _loading_ (asyncronly in a kernel thread).
I'm
Michael Stearne wrote:
I have a WinTV FM Tuner card. I have installed the 2.4.3 kernel with all
the v4l stuff selected as modules. Everything builds fine, i2c, bttv,
etc. When I do : (as directed in MiniHOWTO at
http://www.linux.com/howto/mini/BTTV-Mini-HOWTO-0.3-4.html )
..."
insmod
I'm very new to this list and to linux. I ask you to help me. I've a
Bt878 (Hauppauge new) chip based TV-Tuner card and Corel linux 1.2.
How can I use it? The v4l modules are now compiled as module (and of
course the i2o too) Please help me! I want change my win98 to Linux
completely...
I've had good luck with my Hauppauge WinTV 401, but it was expensive. I
got it *on *clearance for $81.
I like the STB Desktop TV as well, but earlier STB tv cards (TV-PCI
especially) are a bad choice for V4L. You can get OEM version DesktopTV
cards on eBay for about $30 plus
Jon Pennington wrote:
I've done a bit of digging on the Internet about this card, and have yet to find a
definitive answer as to wether or not it works. I can't even find good schematics on
the physical board layout. Can anyone here speak for it's Linux status?
Wrong list.
Benedict Bridgwater wrote:
Thanks, Justin. I just wanted to confirm it's most likely a hardware
failure, before I replaced it.
I've just ordered an STB DesktopTV card (Bt848, TV/FM, S-Video) from
computergeeks.com for $37, thanks to whoeveer posted that link. Can't go
wrong at that
Alan Cox wrote:
When I try to run a TV application (such as xawtv), my system displays
about one second of video before completely freezing (no mouse or video
activity). I then have to reset my system.
I would like to resolve this issue, are there options I need to specify to
the
Brian Rozmierski wrote:
I tried searching the archives but can't seem to find a good answer.
Does anyone know of a decent webcam that can be purchased new nowadays (in the US)
that currently is supported in Linux. I don't
need perfect (I have 1 Creative Labs Webcam III that works fine,
Alan Cox wrote:
The first time, when i rebooted one of my dimms was clearly toast.
memtest86 reported numerous errors starting from the first bit of it.
The second time, everything was fine after a power cycle. soft reboot
didn't help.
I'm wondering if it might have
Brian Rozmierski wrote:
The target application is multicast videoconfrencing so 15 fps would be the target,
price depending. My Webcam III is running at
8fps right now and is tolerable, but not ideal. Either way after we hit 10 people
with video and audio on the multicast confrence
fps is
My bet is that it's the changes to the tuner range checks tweaks, since
any frequency comes back as out of range when you check the logs.
Currently. the fm tuner on these boards, for some reason, has to be
initialized by setting it to an impossible frequency, such as 500mhz.
Aaron Solochek wrote:
A friend of mine made me a deal... He said that he would buy me a tv
tuner card if I recorded some show for him on a daily basis and had it
avalible for him to download... This is because he doesn't get cable,
and I do. Anyways, this seems like a pretty good deal to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the changes in 2.2.18pre2's bttv.c and friends have broken
something. Here's how things go:
Call me anal but, shouldn't you try using the release version of 2.2.18
first, instead of reporting bugs in an old pre-release version?
- Eric
Hi
I am using a ATI ALL IN WONDER 128 16mb tv tuner card. I would
like to know if there are any applications that can do a video capture
from the TV input. If there are any source code available please let me
know.
http://www.linuxvideo.org/gatos/
- Eric
Tobias Gogolin wrote:
Ok I just got me an AverMedia Tv Series Framegrabber
it has a Bt 878 and a tuner and on the PCI board
There is a sticker on the tuner with the following checkboxes:
N
N-j
P-N
P-M
PBG
PDK
PI
SDK
BG + DK
SL
N is the only one checked !
it also has
Recently aquired one of the many of these appearing on eBay for $30.
I'm specifying "card=40 radio=1" for bttv.o and "type=2" for tuner.o -
I can tune the radio but all i hear is static.
I'm not sure precisely which phillips tuner is on board, but i can sure
pull it
Eric Jorgensen wrote:
Recently aquired one of the many of these appearing on eBay for $30.
Forgot to say, kernel is 2.2.18, bttv is 0.7.54
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I thought I'd seen this mentioned before so i searched my archive.
The fm radio portion of the tuner works, but only if you first tune the
radio to a frequency above 400 or 500 or so mhz, and then try to tune a
regular station. Then it works.
If you have this card,
Barry Gurberg wrote:
Hello everybody. I am new to this list. Here goes my first post.
1.Anybody have success with a Network camera (with an IP address)
connected to a LAN connected to the internet running Linux? Can I use my
camera (Sony EVI-D30 with VISCA camera control through the
Mark Shadley wrote:
I have a Haupauge WinTV card. There is a composite-in video jack on the
card, but I can't find a plug small enough to fit into the jack.
Does anyone know what kind of plug I need?
I believe you may be confused. several WinTV cards encorporate the
S-Video and
I was flipping through channels just now and saw something I
didn't recognize on one of the local PBS affiliates. They were airing
Arthur, a popular children's animated series, and there was a vertical bar
along the top 80% of the left hand side of the screen, in the area of the
video
Eric Jorgensen wrote:
The data seemed to update a couple times a second, but didn't seem
to be entirely regular. Visually, it resembles a barcode.
So, I snapped a picture. Anybody know what this is?
Good thing you mentioned Arthur, since it made it easier to track down
miro or pinnacle? Miro has another tuner chip for the radio and bttv some
extra code in bttv-cards.c to control it. If pinnacle maintains the same
design it might be enouth to just enable that code for the pinnacle cards
too.
Gerd,
Interesting remark, thanks. I've been looking
Jonathan H N Chin wrote:
I have a Gigabyte GA-6BXDU dual-processor motherboard.
With the BIOS setting MPS=1.1, scsi hangs but USB works.
With the BIOS setting MPS=1.4, usb fails but scsi works.
Interesting.
My setup is an Abit BP6 with a pair of 466mhz Celerons, Symbios
I am using the Rdhat 7.0 kernel 2.2.16smp
on a ABIT BP6 Dual CPU motherboard.
Same motherboard here, good solid equipment in my experience.
I had tried the hauppage winttv-go pci card but did not
have much success with it.
I've heard WinTV Go is a pretty new card, and
Nathaniel Berenstein wrote:
Compiling the BTTV 0.7.38,0.7.40,0.7.43: there`s a lot of errors with
kcompat.h
(problems with pci)
I `m root
My kernel is 2.2.14 (Red hat 6.2)
I`ve patched my kernel with i2c
All the option in I2c and video for linux are in "m"
TV max Zoltrix
I GOT THE
andru sprott wrote:
hi all
err, is dvd playback under v4l possible? atm i've got
a xpert2k and it has mpeg2 playback hardware built
into the rage 128 chipset.
The ATi boards have some significant bits and pieces that aide software
DVD playback, but a DVD decoder it aint.
dvd
Eric-
Thanks for the info, I will give it a try tonight. As for V4L as a whole,
how stable is it? I had it crash my machine last night... it was my first
lockup in about 15 months.
The Bt8x8 series are agressive pci busmasters. If your PCI bus
isn't up to it (Intel Neptune
Triton1 is fine (there are workarounds enabled), Neptune is fine without
any workarounds but will give poor capture performance. SiS .. well old SIS
is bad dunno about new
My old Neptune based system (Micronics motherboard, pci/eisa, dual
socket 5 with matched P133 cpus) blew big
Wrong version, wrong modprobe order, missing some arguments :)
You'll experience much more joy with gerd knorr's bttv 0.7.3x series -
http://ME.IN-Berlin.de/~kraxel/bttv.html
good luck. Hope I didn't come off as harsh, this group is actually
really helpful, but the bttv
I currently have an NVIDIA based AGP card with video
in and out, which uses the Techwell TW98 chipset for
capture. Sadly capture isn't supported under Linux
otherwise this would suit most of my needs.
Someone has written a skeleton nVidia i2c driver, which means that
capture
Steven Ellis wrote:
I have noticed quite a number of USB Tuner and Capture
cards have appeared recently. Has any work started on
supporting these under Linux. Also has anyone got
technical info on the various chipsets in use.
CPIA based capture devices are supported, I think one or
Tasnim Ahmed wrote:
Hello:
I have a TV/FM Tuner on my Voodoo3 TV which requires a co-axial FM antenna,
now I dont have any idea of what to attach at the other end of the cable,
does it resemble a TV antenna ??
You probably want a dipole for FM reception, there's a rough
The original parallel port color quickcam does work with linux.
the color quickcam II, VC, etc, do not.
- Eric
Hi,
Does anyone have tested a parallel port video camera
lately? does someone knows if color quickcam
from logithec does work under linux??
Thanks any help
efnet is a festering tangle of hackneyed servers managed by
warring factions of prideful, power hungry admins. It's the seedy biker
bar of irc networks.
Maybe the openprojects.net irc net is more appropriate?
- Eric
I dont know if many of you guys use IRC but I am gonna
I'm using gerd's bttv 0.7.30, kernel 2.2.15 patched with the i2c
patch available at gerd's site.
What I'm seeing is that it seems there's some interaction between
the fm radio driver portion of this deal, and the msp3400 mixer.
Adjusting the volume of the radio using
Using 0.7.30 and kwintv 0.7.1
The odd part is, the radio works fine, but I get no sound when
watching tv. Am i missing something?
loading bttv via "modprobe bttv card=10 radio=1"
All the modules are loaded, everything looks like it's doing the
right thing. I
ah, err, sorry, figured that one out for myself. works fine here with
bttv 0.7.30
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