[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi dvb list, > > I'm in need of another dual tuner card and am currently debating between > getting another DD4 or getting one of the newer PCIe cards. Can anyone > confirm > that the PCIe Dual Express works with linux (negative responses also > helpful)? > I would ideally prefer to go the PCIe path but given the amount of time I have > already spent getting the DD4 working in Australia I would prefer not to have > to do it again for a PCIe variant without some hope of being successful. > Failing an affirmative does anybody in Australia have a card they're willing > to > loan me for a few weeks to see if I can get it going?
DVB-T Dual Express is not yet supported. Some people have been emailing me privately about this -- too many people for me to respond to... Hopefully they'll see this message. There is a new xceive driver in the master branch, but it's lacking a dvb entry point at this time... Once that's done, it will pave the way for cx23885 + xc3028 device support. After support for the Hauppauge HVR1500 (atsc only) is added, it will be easier to add support for other cx23885 + xc3028 devices, such as the DViCO DVB-T Dual Express. A while back, I was sending out test patches that used the xc3028-fe module, from the infamous xc-bluebird.patch ... I am no longer going to bother with this method, since there finally is an xceive driver in the master development branch. Once the xceive dvb entry point is ready, I (or Chris) will re-spin the Dual Digital 4 / DVB-T Nano2 support to use the new tuner module. Things are moving along... -Mike _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
