Hoyt wrote:
I have the same card. Have you checked the following:
1) The audio passthrough cable must be connected to the Line-IN on your
sound card
2) The Line-IN volume must be audible (use Sound Mixer to raise it).
That was it. The cable even came in the tuner box.
I feel like such an
hahaha Well I had the plug part figured out, but it WAS indeed a pain
to figure out how to make it work. Not plug and pray like would be great
for the newbie. I didn't have to manually add it via a dev entry, but I did
have to add some lines in my /etc/modules.conf file. It then detected it
I bought one of those cheap ATI TV Wonder VE cards at CompUSA today.
It installed OK (I had to create /dev/video0 by hand, though) and it
autodetected the channels and I get great video, but no sound.
I'm at a loss as to what to do for sound.
I'm using Mandrake 8.2 and an Ensoniq PCI
On Sunday 21 April 2002 10:46 am, Kwan Lowe wrote:
Hoyt wrote:
I bought one of those cheap ATI TV Wonder VE cards at CompUSA today.
It installed OK (I had to create /dev/video0 by hand, though) and it
autodetected the channels and I get great video, but no sound.
I have the same card.
Yea, but isn't it cool to have TV working like a charm in Linux? :)
Hoyt wrote:
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On Sunday 21 April 2002 10:46 am, Kwan Lowe wrote:
Hoyt wrote:
I bought one of those cheap ATI TV Wonder VE cards at CompUSA today.It installed OK (I had to create
On Sunday 21 April 2002 11:57 pm, lorne wrote:
Yea, but isn't it cool to have TV working like a charm in Linux? :)
Well, a relative charm, but much, much easier than just a year ago.
I did have to create the /dev/entries manually -- not an easy task if a
newbie were faced with it (they might
