Re: saa7134 new release old (my) problem

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Dominik Westner" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 5:32 PM
Subject: Re:  saa7134 new release old (my) problem


> Hi Wieslaw,
>
> On Dienstag, Mai 7, 2002, at 04:50 PM, WK wrote:
>
> Hi Dominik
> That's not answer for you (sorry).
> Thanks anyway for feeling my pain ;-)
>
> I think - rather to Gerd and bytesex team.
> Hello.
> I just suggested that a few weeks ago - more information.
> The new saa drivers have new futures, which are (I belive) fully usefull,
> but to set them, neccesairly is background knowledge about tv cards work
> rules and more details about specified (v4l2 faq gives some answers).
> For example - ts device - frankly, I do not now exactly what it does
> (shame - sure something simple).
> The most interesting would be insmod options list for saa7134 with some
> more
> description of them. "modinfo" gives only list, but description is
> unsufficient. I miss for some example parameters (tuner types
> configuration - first).
>
> I think most of the stuff is documented in the tuner.h and
> saa7134.h-cards.h ... at least I got an idea what the stuff means when I
> looked at it. (to find out  what option one needs for their card is a
> totally different story).
>
> Obviously for a non programmer this is a no go ...
>
> I am very happy that Gerd spends a significant amount of time for
> writing this drivers, maybe all of us users of the saa7134 should work
> together to deliver some documentation that Gerd might be willing to put
> up on bytesex.org or include with the driver.
If I can (I mean: time+communication - see botoom).
> I have been using linux for quite a while, but solely as a server
> system. So I have no idea about video4linux and other multi media stuff
> (I mean, I still don't know how one really should configure sound ...
> OSS/alsa/esound you name it! everybody seems to use something different.)
>
> Dominik
In most causes OSS is enough. For example drivers for emu10k1 from
sourceforge works fine, and I do not need all sequencer and sound font
futures from alsa (althought its possible to enjoy some of that with that
OSS driver).
I use alsa to record sound in stereo according to mencoder capture futures
(sound still is hasardous - works or not). Generally OSS for listeening and
recording without edition is better idea - lither and much more stable (2-4
modules instead of 8-12).
I work in DTP. So Linux is only hobby - I know a few people, but no one (of
them) live in Warsaw - all information from net.
And finally e-mail only at work (I heate polish phone company) so no
abilities to make something regularly.
uff - Do not complain. - I won't more.
Like I wrote - try 0.1.5 version of saa and maybe other soft - zapping,
MPlayer, grep http://sourceforge.net/.
But xawtv for watching tv is the best what I found.
See you toomorow.
Hi everybody
Wieslaw

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