Hi Jason, Es schrieb Jason Miller: > > Hermann, > Thanks for the reply! Well I found out that the reason xvideo isn't > working is due to my video drivers not working correctly with 2.6.0 (no > gatos support yet). With tuner=39, the picture looks very very good. > I'm pretty sure that the sound card is setup correctly (line-in enabled) > becuase occasionally the flyvideo will give a buzzing sound. > > I am using the latest snapshot now, along with all of the kernel patches > for 2.6.0-test3. > Ok 2.6.0-test3 with patches :) For X11 I have more luck. With the nv driver fullscreen and with nvidia and the minion.de patch tvout. (ugh, must install the libs again from toplevel Makefile.) > I tried physically removing the card from my computer, but the tuner > just says "Lifeview, NTSC version". Is there some other way I can > figure out what tuner I have? (I've tried going through most of them > with the saa7134 driver) > > Maybe video for linux is muting itself? How do I unmute with v4lctl? > "v4lctl volume mute off" (man v4lctl) or adapt the prog from Bill Eldridge in the "saa7134 stability" thread. Think this is not the point here, because xawtv and other apps will unmute the device on startup if possible. With v4l-info you can see the selcted input for the tuner. Expect you have it on Television and not on Composite or SVHS. Then keep it like you have sound in m$ is fine. Tuner=39 in tuner.h, that seems to make sense for NTSC! This tuner Shaun Jackman and Wan Tat Chee got working on the FV2K, but it is not in the autodetection. Make sure you have a saa7134 and not a saa7130 chip. If your card has an eeprom, it should be possible to get it in the autodetection. What you have in dmesg after "modprobe saa7134 gpio_debug=1" (modinfo saa7134) and is there a eeprom detected? It may be possible to get it to work for you by reading this thread http://www.riverside.org/archive/html/video4linux/2003-03/msg00373.html Following that, start to set the audio_clock to 0x00187de7 and the tuner_type to TUNER_LG_NTSC_NEW_TAPC in saa7134-cards.c for the Flyvideo 3000. Hope there are no external audio-chips and let here know what happens. good luck, Hermann --
