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I don't know the answer to your question, but I'm interested in your setup. Are you just trying to watch a raw feed from the card, or are you trying to capture the feed to a file? If the driver is working properly, it should have grabbed control of a device with a name like /dev/video0 I haven't tried out the HD stuff. It might be encrypted? I don't know if this applies to your tuner card, but for my regular TV Hauppauge card, it needs to know: 1) the encoding of the television signal: PAL, NTSC, etc. 2) which frequency to tune to. The frequencies of channels vary by country and cable vs. air. Usually you can find simple utilities that will change channels for you. I have a very simple small utility hard-coded for US-NTSC-cable that takes the channel number as an argument and tunes the right frequency on the card. Did the HD3000 drivers come with a /utils directory? Check in there and see if there's a tool for this purpose. -- David Backeberg (dave at math.mit.edu) Network Staff Assistant MIT Math Dept. Rm. 2-332 (617) 253-4995 On Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Robert La Ferla wrote: > Is it possible to watch "unencrypted" digital cable with Comcast using DVB > (w/QAM enabled)? If so, dvbscan wants initial tuning data or at least one > transponder/channel. What do I need to feed it for arguments to get it to > work? I have a HD-3000 card. > > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://olduvai.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss > >
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