My card is indeed a Gateway OEM card manufactured by STB, also called a STB TVPCI card. Have a look at the Gateway2k site, they have drivers for several different STB cards. Mine is one of them and as I said before, the video works fine. The BTTV driver ID's the card as a type 40 STB2. I think my card is one of the later ones used by Gateway- probably the difference from Tim's card.. My problem here is the audio acting wierd, muting at certain times. I'm currently sorting thru some debug output and it looks like the tda7432 driver is working fine, but something is going on wierd in the tvaudio driver with either the tea6420 or the tda9850 chip. More info to follow. > > On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 ts13878@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > > > > I purchased a Gateway Destination with the STB TVPCI > Card > > > on it. My biggest problem was getting it to work with > X- > > > > I think the confusion here is due to the similarity in > names between two > > very different products. I believe Tim is referring to > the video card + > > TV tuner originally OEM'd by STB for the Gateway > multimedia systems and > > the original poster is referring to the standalone STB > PCI TV tuner. (Am > > I right here, Tim? I think you and I have discussed this > card in the > > past) > > > > In the case of the former, I never found support for it > with any X server > > and now it's so outdated, it's essentially useless (IMHO, > of course). > > > > Mike. > > You are correct here Mike. I understood that he was > referring to the "All-In-On" STB VideoRage Video > Card.
