In lists.linux.v4l, you wrote:
> Well... just installed bttv-0.7.48 (BTW on WWW page there is still 0.7.46)
Huh? It used to show .46 while .47 was the latest version, but _now_ it is
.48...
> ^@Found a TDA9874
> ^@Found an MPS3410
> ^@No Nicam chip found
>
> so maybe I should use TDA9874?
Might be. Have you looked at the card what is _really_ present there?
> modprobe bttv
> dmesg still show me, that tda9840 is detected!
> the most strange thing, is that mono/stereo switch works with code:
>
> if (btv->audio_chip==TDA9840)
> {
> if (v.mode & VIDEO_SOUND_STEREO) set_tda9840(btv,0x2a);
> if (v.mode & VIDEO_SOUND_MONO) set_tda9840(btv,0x10);
> }
Hmm, looks like there is a tda9840 present.
> void set_tda9840(struct bttv *btv,int value)
> {
> bttv_I2CWrite(btv, I2C_TDA9840, TDA9840_SW, value, 1); /* sound mode
> switching */
> }
>
> added to bttv-0.7.35
>
> in bttv-0.7.48 I see messages like:
> tda9840: chip_write: reg0=0x10
> tda9840: chip_write: reg0=0x2a
> but there is no effect in speakers...
Hmm. Very intresting. If I put the 0.7.35 bttv_I2CWrite function and
tvaudio's chip_write() side by side and compare them I can't find any
reason why tvaudio.c doesn't work. Both do basically the same...
> should I just sit and cry?
I doubt this makes the card work ...
Gerd
