Hi,
you will need to extract the encoder firmware from
the haupauge driver to get it run.
It is a good starting point to first make sure
that the card is running OK.
If the ivtv-driver is woking, you can simply
make a
cat /dev/video mympg.mpg to record to disk.
Best Regards,
Carsten
Matthew
Others have suggested installing ivtv, which is necessary, but it seems like
you already have it loaded if you can do a mplayer -vo xv /dev/video0 and
get video. It sounds like your problem is more with mplayer. If this is the
case, I don't have a solution, but I do have the same problem. I can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# mplayer -vo x11, -fs -autosync 100 -nolirc -autoq 100
-screenw 800 -screenh 600 -fs -slave -nocache tv:// -tv
This lloks like your freevo configuration is using standard tv driver
instead of ivtv, so check that the following entrys excist in you
local_conf.py: (these
You need to get a copy of the ivtv kernel driver and load it. It is not
part of the official kernel, and it is not packaged with Fedora Core.
(As far as I know.)
Here's the main project site: http://ivtv.sourceforge.net/
I use version 0.2.0_rc3-r1 with kernel 2.6.8 (patched for VIA EPIA
get apt, http://apt.physik.fu-berlin.de or http://atrpms.net/dist/fc3/,
install it,
apt-get update
apt-get install ivtv
you might wanna
apt-get upgrade
to grab the latest and greatest stuff
Daniel C. Casimiro wrote:
You need to get a copy of the ivtv kernel driver and load it. It is not
part
