> > >> There a two ways to watch the video.
> > >>
> > >> 1. PAL mode, disturbed picture, but in color!
> > >> 2. NTSC mode, normal picture and b&w.
> > >
> > > PAL-M?
> >
> > Didn't help. The picture is only viewable in NTSC mode.
> > Isn't there a single way to leave out the "extra" frames of the NTSC signal?
> >
>
> I think I know what you're getting, I had the same problem on my AverMedia
> EZCapture (bt878), which was being auto-detected incorrectly. An explicit
> card=n option to the bttv module fixed that (13 worked for my card, BTW)
>
> Try going thru all the possible card options :)
I did two things:
1. card=all-possible-options
2. Grabbed the btvv-0.6.4h tarball and did step one again.
nothing worked :-(
I don't think it's actually a bttv driver problem.
I get the same results under windows with the native Hauppauge drivers.
My opinion is, that I really have to patch the drivers.
Perhaps I should contact the bttv driver coders directly,
but I thought they are reading the v4l mailinglist...
cheers, Thomas.
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