Pascal Schirrmann wrote: > Markus Wittenberg a écrit : > >> I also don't know most of the options. What kind of stream type do you >> use? 14? Well, try a lower one. I use 10 for DVD quality. Don't know if >> there is a better (higher) value available. I would also try to change >> the audio_bitmask. Try 0xE9. >> >> >> > Just tried that. > > For the record, the stream type is just a 'cut&paste' from the freevo > wiki :-) no idea of the reason of this value ! > I also change the mask value from 233 to 0xE9 (witch should be 249 in > decimal, no ?) but without clues about the reasons. > Anyway, with these two changes, the problem is still the same. > > Now, I'm runnig on the ivtv.org site, to see if something is known. But > any ideas welcome ! > > Thanks, > Pascal I run ivtvctl --set-ctrl=volume=65500 > /dev/null 2>&1 & from a startup script as I find the audio level on my ivtv to low otherwise. You might be able to find a setting that will help. I know the ivtv driver first tires a stereo channel and if it can't get that will try drop back to mono, this can be an issue if the frequency is out even slightly (as it is for BBC2 on my cable operator). There was a bug with the stereo/mono detection in some versions of the ivtv driver, maybe you've got a similar bug. Might be worth trying a different driver version.
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