> Nope, not there under RH7.0 and Suse6.4. All the files are cicra
> 1998/99.
Ah. You might want to read my X-Operating-System header. That'd be it. :)
[ ie. Linux 2.4 ]
- Jeff
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the table nea
Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
>
> > Just checking. CARDLIST is from a debian distro?
>
> No, it's from the standard kernel tarballs; ought to be in kernel source
> packages for your distro too.
Nope, not there under RH7.0 and Suse6.4. All the files are cicra
1998/99. If you want to go beyond the basi
> Just checking. CARDLIST is from a debian distro?
No, it's from the standard kernel tarballs; ought to be in kernel source
packages for your distro too.
- Jeff
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
>
> > > * /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST
> > >
> > > * Try 37 and 38, and tuner=7
> >
> > What is 37 and 38,
>
> The card type, re: CARDLIST. You have to pass parameters to the bttv module
> so it knows what to do with the card. tuner.o gets type
> PS: is it possible to get sound w/o doing it this way ?? ie sound thru the
> pci bus.
Hmm. Um. Works for me? :)
I must admit, I haven't entirely worked this bit out yet myself, but it
works if I lsmod * in the /lib/modules/blah/kernel/drivers/media/video
directory.
At some stage, I will hav
> Thanks Jeff and everyone else,
>
> Now how do I get sound going,
>
Time to give myself an upper cut, I forgot to plug the tv-cards sound
out into the sound cards audio-in.
PS: is it possible to get sound w/o doing it this way ?? ie sound thru
the pci bus.
Regards
Mehmet Ozdemir
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Mehmet Ozdemir wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>I just got a Pixel View bt878 tv/fm tuner yesterday for $40.00
>(bargin!!) and I'm trying to get it to work.
>
Thanks Jeff and everyone else,
Now how do I get sound going,
this what I have in modules.conf
alias char-major-81 bttv
options bttv card=37
option
This one time, at band camp, Dean Hamstead said:
>X4 can also look after your capture card with the "v4l" module,
I am curious -- please clag the relevant line from your configs to the
list ;)
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This port may thing it's fo
This one time, at band camp, Mehmet Ozdemir said:
>Can somebody send me there modules.conf and .xawtv file. I'm using
>xawtv 3.51 and the bttv driver that come stock with rh7.1.
This is from my Debian sid (kernel 2.4.5) but shouldn't make a
difference -- they worked for 2.2.19 as well. The .xawt
Most tv capture cards need a really strong signal. They have virtually
no ability to amplify or filter whats coming down the line. Can i
recommend
that if you are in a poor location (like me), you take a trip to tricky
dickies
or jaycar (etc) and buy some signal boosting and filtering gear.
If yo
> > * /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST
> >
> > * Try 37 and 38, and tuner=7
>
> What is 37 and 38,
The card type, re: CARDLIST. You have to pass parameters to the bttv module
so it knows what to do with the card. tuner.o gets type=7, bttv.o gets
card=37 or 38 (at leas
> Check out:
>
> * /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/bttv/CARDLIST
>
> * Try 37 and 38, and tuner=7
What is 37 and 38,
>
> * Have a peek at my xawtv file at: http://perkypants.org/misc/xawtv
>
Will do, hopefully I'll be up and watching tonight.
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> I just got a Pixel View bt878 tv/fm tuner yesterday for $40.00
> (bargin!!) and I'm trying to get it to work.
That's funny, there must have been quite a few SLUGgers at the Rocks Markets
this weekend - all finding BT8x8 cards! ;)
> I've read thru the slug archives w/o success.
(When I got m
Hello All,
I just got a Pixel View bt878 tv/fm tuner yesterday for $40.00
(bargin!!) and I'm trying to get it to work.
I've read thru the slug archives w/o success.
I think everything set right but I just get static (i'm using rabbit
ears atm, but will hook the real antenna tonight)
Can somebo
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