Cyrus Patel wrote:
> > Could be the case - some settings will not pick up all channels.
> >
> > what are the details of your card and what settings are you using.
> > Also, what OS (really want version of bttv - the one with RH is old).
>
> OS : Debian potato
> Bttv version: 0.6.4 (from bttv homepage
www.thp.uni-koeln.de/~rjkm/linux/bttv.html)
> Card: Patrol TVRadio98
I don't know this one.
> Chipset: BT878
> Tuner: Philips PAL tuner
Good.
>
> The module arguments I am using are:
>
> CARD=0 (auto-detect)
You could try card = 13 or card = 10, but check /var/log/messages to
see what bttv thinks it is.
> PLL=-DUSE_PLL=2 (34 MHz crystal)
I generally usde PLL=1, or PLL=0
Is there a 34Mhz crystal on it? Both the ones I've used had 28.??? Mhz
crystals on them. You could also try PLL=0
> tuner type = 5
>
> Have I misconfigured it or done something dumb? (sounds like something I would do
;-) )
>
The trick seems to try various options. I'm currently trying to work
out why the FM radio version of one card will not give sound, whereas
the no-fm version works great.
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