i was having the same problem until i started playing with videodog:
http://planeta.terra.com.br/informatica/gleicon/video4linux/videodog.html
(use version 7).
it turned out that my card was defaulting to PAL for some reason. once i
manually switched it to NTSC with videodog i was able to grab frames.
after that running
xawtv -noxv
with a config file that sets the default modes to NTSC and "no overlay"
let me start seeing video with xawtv. it's still pretty tweaky and
inconsistant though, and i can't always get it all to work well. sound
is always fine though.
douglas
Wade Hampton wrote:
>
> Chris Runge wrote:
> >
> > I am having a big problem trying to get a WinTV Go card to work with Red Hat
> > Linux 7.1. It's a new card so I don't know if this is a distribution problem
> > or not (e.g., I haven't tried it with older versions of RHL).
> I have a similar card and am seeing the same thing. However on my
> work box (upgrade from 6.2), it works. On my home box (upgrade from
> 7.0), it does not work (no video). I have yet to troubleshoot the
> problem.
>
> Cheers,
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