Andrew de Quincey wrote:
Actually, the update_delay() is fine; its just that the TIMEOUT doesn't
take
into account how long it takes to write to the frontend itself... I put
in
some instrumentation, and its taking 25 jiffies to call
FE_SET_FRONTEND...
I've checked the frontend code: no
Hi!
I'm a newbie to DVB under Linux and want to get my
Pinnacle PCTV Sat CI DVB card (Twinhan DST clone) running under
SuSE Linux 9.0. I'm using a vanilla kernel (2.6.3). So I should have
a quite new version of the linux DVB drivers.
I have tried to do it in two ways. First I used the
OK, so to summarise, how does this sound:
* Remove the cruft with TIMEOUT etc
* Have the following states internal to the frontend kthread... keep the
external API the same (except for FE_TIMEDOUT).
UNTUNED. Nothing happening; no parameters have been supplied.
TUNING. This is a fast zigzag
Hey
I've installed xine (at least it plays dvd's well, navigates and all that) and
successfully compiled kernel 2.6.2 with all the dvb drivers I need for an
avermedia card. But I can't get any thing to happen. I got the dvb apps from dvb-
modules-1.0.0-pre3.1mdk.i586.rpm and they seem to run
Andrew de Quincey wrote:
Well, the DVB API as specified by Nokia says that FE_SET_FRONTEND
should start tuning, and the result (failure or success) is relayed
to the application by means of an event with FE_GET_EVENT.
I.e. one FE_SET_FRONTEND - one FE_GET_EVENT. But it's also
possible
Holger Waechtler wrote:
Andrew de Quincey wrote:
If there _isn't_ a problem with breaking the Nokia API, I would be glad to
have a look.
If there is, all I have to do to fix my stuff is ignore the FE_TIMEDOUT
bit.
;) just remove it, it's bogus anyway.
(ough! I already feel the hits of
Andreas Oberritter wrote:
does anybody know why this piece of code is in StartHWFilter in
av7110.c? This is for PES to TS conversion, right? But don't we already
get TS from the firmware?
Not for the PIDs that are currently decoded. We can only steal
PES from the decoder's input buffer.
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Hi,
what exactly is the intended meaning of VIDEO_CENTER_CUT_OUT which is
one of the displaymodes that can be set through the
VIDEO_SET_DISPLAY_FORMAT-ioctl of the video-device?
I know letterbox and panscan and I assume this mode describes an
alternative panscan-like method that - well - does
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004, Jon Burgess wrote:
| I have 4 budget Nova-T PCI cards in my PC and it works OK. This is with
| a reasonably spec'd normal desktop motherboard with a Intel 865G chipset
| with a single standard 32bit/33MHz PCI bus (Gigabyte GA-8IG1000 Pro).
|
I'm running two servers with 4
Dear list,
after a lot of joy with a 'budget' nova-s, I needed to switch to a
nexus for a project that needs material from to CAM-accessible TV
stations. The driver works, including the conversation with
CI/CAM. But I am experiencing a serious worsening in the quality of
the MPEG streams I
Ben,
I haven't used xine, so I can't help on that, but you might find the
following links useful for setup and troubleshooting of DVB:-
http://www.ethics-gradient.net/myth/mythdvb.html
This one's aimed at MythTV, but the first part, about testing DVB using
the DVB-apps is good.
I've managed to get my Nova-T working very well with the DVB-kernel driver. Now I'm trying to get my
Logitech Express Pro webcam going as well. This seems really difficult. The kernel mods I have to do
to get the cam going seem to break the DVB-kernel.
I'd be interested if anyone has something
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