Thanks. I tried NTSC no luck. I should also say I get a pop up error message as follows Errors v41: timeout (got sigalarm), hardware/driver problems? ioctf: videocsync(0): interrupted system call ioctf: videocmcapture (0,fmt=4,size=48x32) :Device or resource busy ioctf: videocmcapture (0,fmt=5,size=48x32) :Device or resource busy ioctf: videocmcapture (0,fmt=1,size=48x32) :Device or resource busy ioctf: videocmcapture (0,fmt=7,size=48x32) :Device or resource busy ioct: fvideocmcapture (0,fmt=13,size=48x32) :Device or resource busy
Any ideas? Raul wrote: > > > > > Not being a shell Linux command guru though keenly aspirational I am > > using SuSE's YAST2. It identified my TV Card, no problem and I > > configured it for PAL -BG as per instructions for Australia set up. When > > I open motv in a shell I get no picture or fuzz or anythng at all and > > the shell says this: > > > > motv > > This is motv-3.61, running on Linux/i686 (2.4.10-4gb) > > Warning: Actions not found: Remote > > Warning: Actions not found: Remote > > Segmentation fault > > > > and after a station scan it closes out of motv > > > > Xconsole says > > > > Date kernel: bttv0:PLL: 28636363 => 35468950 ... ok > > Date kernel: tuner: TV freq (o.6) out of range (44-958) > > Date kernel: tuner: tuner type not set > > Date kernel: tuner: tuner type not set > > Date kernel: linux last message repeated 52 times > > > > In station scan mode the Xconsole spits out alot of "out of range" > > messages. > > > > The MagicTVView has an infra red remote. I have tried pressing the power > > button and retrying motv but still get the same result. Nothing at all > > happens. > > > > Your help would be greatly appreciated. > > Last time I tried this I was on Debian with a lot less utilities to fill in > the gaps.. so I am not sure if my knowledge will be of use. > > I have the CPH031, and I recall and learnt the following: > > 1) No remote control support under linux.. :( > 2) The default tuning tables didn't work for me. I manually put them in the > config file for them to work, though seems like that is not your real > problem. The config file was in ~/. > 3) Sounds strange, but I only got reception when I started it in NTSC > mode!?!? Whenever I told it to do PAL it went screwy, so you may want to > check that briefly. > > It's not much, but I hope something there helped... > > Good luck!
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