Yes, I have the same problem with the same kernel and ivtv-0.6.1-109.rhfc5.at driver combination with a PVR-150MCE, tuner model LG S001D MK3.

Starting and stopping Live TV inside MythTV multiple times will force it to come right but it means that recordings are hit or miss for sound quality. The only thing I have seen in this list that points to the hope of a fix is waiting for kernel 2.6.17...

Cheers,

Rick

On 5/18/06, Cram Rigby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any progress on this?  I spent this evening searching for a solution.

Everything works great if I use the tuner on the card, but I get the
tinny audio when using composite video/audio input.  Not sure if it's
the same as what others have experienced.  I have included links to
samples.


# First, set video and audio to PVR-150 tuner, and set tuner to
channel 3 (since I have a digital cable box connected)
> ivtvctl -p0
> ivtvctl -q0
> ivtvctl -r 980
> cat /dev/video0 > foo.mpg    # ctrl+c to stop capture
> mplayer -vo xv foo.mpg

This output looks and sounds fine.  Sample here: http://128.197.39.54/
foo.mpg


# But, now set video to composite input and line-in audio
> ivtvctl -p2
> ivtvctl -q1
> cat /dev/video0 > foo4.mpg   # ctrl+c to stop capture
> mplayer -vo xv foo.mpg

This output has the tinny audio.  Sample here: http://128.197.39.54/
foo4.mpg
Can anyone confirm this is the same type of audio distortion others
are experiencing?



My setup:
- WinTV PVR-150 (model 1045 -- if it makes a difference, this is NOT
the MCE edition)
- Fedora Core 5
- kernel 2.6.16-1.2111_FC5 #1 Thu May 4 21:16:58
- ivtv, version 0.6.2, release: 110.rhfc5.at
- ivtvctl, version 0.6.2 (development snapshot compiled on Mon May  8
07:30:56 2006)

Tinny audio with both firmware versions below:
- HcwMakoA.ROM (in /lib/modules linked as v4l-cx25840.fw in both /lib/
firmware and /lib/modules)
- HcwMakoC.ROM (in /lib/modules linked as v4l-cx25840.fw in both /lib/
firmware and /lib/modules)


Thanks to anyone that can provide some answers.  It almost sounds
like the audio sampling rate is getting set incorrectly.

--
Cram


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