On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 02:10:30PM -0400, Lamar Owen wrote: > On Tuesday 24 June 2003 13:34, Axel Thimm wrote: > > The atrpms kernel is the Red Hat kernel with updated v4l2/i2c bits (as > > well as SGI's XFS). This is considered well tested. You need such a > > kernel to test the binary kernel modules. > > Axel, (or anyone else), do you know if anyone has tried this kernel and this > bttv with the Linux Media Labs LMLBT4x cards? I've got two on their way (and > one in production on a machine running a vanilla 2.4.20+kraxel patches+LML's > patched bttv) that I can test with, but I was just curious. > [...] > For those who may not know, the LMLBT44 is a four-way BT878-based card with a > PCI bridge integrated onto the card. It has eight video inputs on BNC's, > along with some digital inputs and outputs for switching, etc.
I know that the above combination of kernel&bttv rpm treats bttv based cards well. Just try it out, and if any tweaking in the rpms is needed, that won't harm other setups, I'd patch it in. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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