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Hello All, I recently picked up a Hauppage WinTV card. Didn't work so well under windows - so it made it to its intended OS, Linux, much quicker than orginally expected. Okay so my question - has anybody got one running correctly yet? here's what I get out of dmesg about my card (kernel 2.2.7) Bttv0: Brooktree BT 878 (rev 2) bus:0, devfn:152,irq:19,memory:0xfd9fe000 Bttv:1Bt8xx card(s) found Bttv0:NO fader chip:TEA6300 Bttv0:model:Bt878(Hauppage new) Okay, so under linux I can get composite video out of it (the rca jack & audio from that weak input it has). I can't get cable from it, I could in windows so I know it works at least under windows. I have no way of testing the s digital input. It works much better under Linux, doesn't blue screen, god I'm glad linux doesn't have a blue screen, but I would like to get it fully functional. I have to date compilied support in to my kernel - only for brooktree chipsets, I have MAKEDEV video on /dev, and I have started to use xawtv, I wasn't able to get bttv running yet. So if anyone has any suggestions to get this thing up, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Anthony The new project of the week.... - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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