Re: Newbie question: How do I get my WinTV/GO-card running?

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> > >  I had heard that Hauppage WinTV cards had the best 
> > >  linux support of all tuners?
> > That used to be true for the bt878-based cards.  Hauppauge recently
> > switched to the next chip generation (cx23880), and for these no linux
> > driver is available yet.
>  
>  I see... just out of curiosity, you could tell from the "Conexant" string 
>  in lspci?

also 8800 is the device ID of the new chip.

>  The question has been asked before, but should I anticipate any drivers 
>  any time soon, how hard are they to implement?

Depends on your experience.  Right now I'm very busy with the v4l2 API
stuff, maybe I give it a try later this year.  From the experience with
the saa7134 driver I'd guess I'll would take one or two weeks full-time
hacking to have a working driver (unless there come up some unexpected
issues).

  Gerd

-- 
You can't please everybody.  And usually if you _try_ to please
everybody, the end result is one big mess.
				-- Linus Torvalds, 2002-04-20





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