Garry Cook wrote:
On 9/14/05, *Scot L. Harris* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
On Wed, 2005-09-14 at 16:18, Tim Hamer wrote:
>
> try the newest unstable drivers from the ivtv site. they might
not work
> perfectly though, so you might have to try a couple versions.
i've been
> using .3.7d for a while now with no problems.
Thanks for yours and Garry Cook's response.
It looks like I have 0.3.7k from ATRPMS. Should I try an older version?
At least I know this has worked. Just need to figure out what level of
sacrifice I need to make to get it to work. :)
I wouldn't recommend going with older drivers, unless you had it working
and upgraded, which broke things, then you might want to roll back. The
version numbers increment for a reason, things should be getting better
with each new version.
The only reason that I mentioned my old driver version was because I
seem to answer the question 'Is the PVR500 working for anyone' a few
times a week. Each time I say something like 'with drivers from about 2
months ago', which probably isn't very helpful, so I just wanted to post
the actual driver version before someone called me on it.
--g
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yeah, the newest drivers should be fine. my problem was with using the
rpms. i guess some people get them to work with 150/500s but i couldnt.
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