> I have written a full-featured i2c-client-driver for the tda9840
> because this chipset is used for my non-bt8x8-based tv-card.
>
> Because of the fact that it is very small I attached it to this mail,
> but I don=B4t know how it fits into bttv's architecture.
> (I remember bttv to be a monolithic block, not using any external
> i2c-drivers.)
That was _long_ ago. bttv uses external i2c modules. There are plenty
of them for various external chips, and I'm working on putting these into
a single module because they have alot of common code.
Currently bttv simply passes down some v4l ioctls to the command function
of the i2c chip driver, and if the driver feels it should care it can.
> Btw: I have written full-featured drivers for the following =
> - tda9840: dual sound processor
bttv has minimal support for it (not separate module yet, but I'm
working on it).
> - tea6420: audio-matrix switch
bttv module available.
> - tea6415c: video-matrix switch
not supported (yet?).
Gerd
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