> may I use your picture on my www.bttv-gallery.de ?
Certainly. (And sorry for the late reply.)
I have just put up a few more photos of the device, plus a little
bit of description of it. Feel free to use any of them.
http://pigeond.net/~pigeon/a818/
One suggestion for www.b
dio. It also has a remote control.
> How are the files called that come with the Windows driver ?
Here is the INF file
http://pigeond.net/~pigeon/AVerVid.inf
The main driver I believe is AVerVid.sys
> Well, my stick doesn't have this composite / s-video stuff. So, I
alog TV stick ?
Hmm, I don't know, is there? Is there any info I could try getting
from the device? I have only used DVB PCI cards and USB DVB is pretty
new to me.
I also briefly tried a usb snooping utils on windows but the output
doesn't mean too much to me bei
See if this will shred any lights to anyone?
http://pigeond.net/~pigeon/a818-board-1.jpg
(1.3MB)
So there's a mt352 frontend chip. The Philips TEA5767 seems to be
the FM radio chip.
The Xceive XC3018ACQ is also used in the Avermedia Hybrid PCI card
(after googling a
it works with any existing
drivers? Or what I can do to help finding out info on it and
possibly write a driver for it?
Thanks.
Pigeon.
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