I want to try watching TV via my PC (Ubuntu LTS)
I have seen a USB TV tuner (ASUS 3000U mini) for $89.00
It is allegedly Linux compatible. Drivers for your favorite OS are
loaded from the web.
Has any one tried using this?
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Hello All,
I'm having a very hard time getting the following TV Tuner card working under
Mandrake 8.2 or 9.0. Actually it's not so much a hard time as it just won't
play ball at all. :^(
PV-BT878p+
If anyone else had this card working, could they please let me know which
program they are us
On Thu, Jan 03, 2008 at 08:01:46PM +1100, Chris Allen wrote:
> I want to try watching TV via my PC (Ubuntu LTS)
>
> I have seen a USB TV tuner (ASUS 3000U mini) for $89.00
> It is allegedly Linux compatible. Drivers for your favorite OS are
> loaded from the web.
>
> Has any one tried using this
Chris Allen wrote:
I want to try watching TV via my PC (Ubuntu LTS)
I have seen a USB TV tuner (ASUS 3000U mini) for $89.00
It is allegedly Linux compatible. Drivers for your favorite OS are
loaded from the web.
Has any one tried using this?
I have a AVerTV DVB-T Volar that works quite wel
Chris Allen wrote:
I have a AVerTV DVB-T Volar that works quite well under Ubuntu.
I have looked at the web site. Looks good.
Where and when did you get it?
How much do you use it?
A friend bought it for a project I am working on to turn a compact NAS
unit into a media serv
On Mon, Nov 11, 2002 at 05:56:56PM +1100, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I'm having a very hard time getting the following TV Tuner card working under
> Mandrake 8.2 or 9.0. Actually it's not so much a hard time as it just won't
> play ball at all. :^(
>
> PV-BT878p+
I'm running a BT8
> > working under Mandrake 8.2 or 9.0. Actually it's not so much a hard
> > time as it just won't play ball at all. :^(
> >
> > PV-BT878p+
>
> I'm running a BT878 card under mandrake 9.0 (and I had it working on
> 8.2).
A lot of the pains with TV cards is that whilst getting the main chip ( th
Thanks to all who replied. I will delve further.
Cheers, Dave.
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G'day *,
has anyone had any experience with a TV tuner card for Linux?
If so can you point me to a brand that will work in OZ.
Thanks, Dave.
PS Does any one know of a good way to search the mailing list archives?
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hi
yup... a few months ago i got one from www.everythinglinux.com.au called
a "MagicTV" made by skywell. it works fine. some friends of mine have
the much advertised Hauppage WinTV cards which work fine too.
basically, as long as it has a bt848/bt878, it will probably work. there
is also a Mini-
Has anyone heard of the "TV Excel" card being used under linux?
Suggested module parameters for bttv etc?
Its a BT878 with the Philips tuner, but I cant get it working with the
bttv driver. A google search shows only Australin hits, and none
mentioning Linux, so its probably sold under different
David Ryan wrote:
>
> G'day *,
> has anyone had any experience with a TV tuner card for Linux?
http://www.woa.com.au/linux/how-tos/webcaminstall.html
> If so can you point me to a brand that will work in OZ.
http://www.cetustech.com.au
http://www.everythinglinux.com.au
me for the Ask
I figure i might just mention the voodoo 3 tv is supported in linux
so if you want a good 3d, 2d and video capture card i recommend it.
Video capture works in linux (experimental) and has recently been
backported
to 2.2.x (16+), requires cvs i2o and cvs v3tv driver module
sound needs work, but i
I have seen that card being sold at Adelong in York Street,
www.adelong.com.au will help you web wise..
I had one of those cards and it worked fine..
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Arunava Sen wrote:
> hi
>
> yup... a few months ago i got one from www.everythinglinux.com.au called
> a "MagicTV" made by
Mike Holland wrote:
> "rmmod bttv; modprobe bttv card=$x" for different card numbers, but
no luck.
Either search the archives, or read the my webpage on webcams under the
linux pages at the URL below.
Off the top of a tied, gassed head
Depending on who OS distro you are using, you need
Mike Holland wrote:
As the saying goes, "look to the source Luke"
In bttv.c, there will be a ??? tvstruct.
Grep for excel and see if it is listed. You will need to work out which
number card it is.
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On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, Terry Collins wrote:
> Grep for excel and see if it is listed. You will need to work out which
> number card it is.
Thanks Terry, but I've been there too. Since all web hits on the
"tv-excel" were in oz, but there is nothing australia-specific about the
hardware, I'm guessin
I've got this card working at home - if you still have problems let me know and I will
get the settings for you.
I don't use the stereo sound.
At Saturday, 15/09/2001 06:49 PM (+0800), Mike Holland wrote:
>On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, Terry Collins wrote:
>
>> Grep for excel and see if it is listed. Y
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