[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] > > > If I'm right, this would make it nice for converting home VCR format > > movies... and keeping the "security system" up. I haven't gotten > > audio to work with the card (though, i haven't tried to hard either). > > There is no audio on the card, so, no, I don't think it will work. Unless > that's one of the undocumented connectors.... That might be true. For grins, I compiled the btaudio drive (directly into the kernel, not modulized..). At boot, I see: btaudio: driver version 0.7 loaded [digital+analog] btaudio: Bt878 (rev 17) at 02:00.1, irq: 11, latency: 32, mmio: 0xe2001000 btaudio: using card config "default" btaudio: registered device dsp0 [digital] btaudio: registered device dsp1 [analog] btaudio: registered device mixer0 ..and so on, and so on.... (dsp2,dsp3,dsp4,etc). I have yet to actually test it, so this may be nothing. > > > It's a nice video card. It's a little high priced, but it's made very > > well (the design, layout, etc). It's based on the BT878, so you'll > > need a decent CPU and I/O with that many video ports. > > What did you use in your modules.conf with the vanilla kernel? I'm only loading the bttv driver (which, loads the tuner as well.. but doesn't really do anything). The card gets loaded like such: /sbin/modprobe bttv card=94,94,94,94 I'm running Slackware 9.0, so this is in the /etc/rc.d/rc.modules. It's been working fine for me. - Champ Clark Vistech Commuications, Inc
