Jim Pulokas wrote: > This sucks, I already have a myth recording with bad > audio, but my original experiment is still > reproducable. Could someone else do this experiment > to confirm I'm not losing my mind.
So Jim, is the new firmware NOT solving the problem for you? I just came here to report my preliminary results. I installed the new firmware and I could not reproduce the tinny audio in Mythtv. The way I reproduced it before was to run a simple bash script with an infinite loop that does ivtvctl --device=/dev/video0 -q0 With the older firmware, this would invariably induce the tinny audio within 10 or so iterations (as a side note, what it actually does is "toggle" between good and tinny audio; it ALWAYS toggles tinny to good, but maybe 10-20% of the time toggles good to tinny; in any case, it's been a reliable test). With the new firmware, I tried a couple of times with 50+ iterations, and wasn't able to induce the tinny audio. It's admittedly early to conclude anything, and I really won't know for sure until I get some recordings on this card, but it looks promising. john _______________________________________________ ivtv-devel mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-devel
