Hi all, Thanks for the great work! Lately I've been busy getting my medion 5044 saa7134-based tv-card working. I noticed that on my Abit BP-6 (smp-celeron) xawtv (3.72-.deb) worked; but not without errors. When I tried to record, xawtv locks. Having read the irq-allocation issue with the usb-controller. I disabled (actually it moved 'itself') usb and things seemed to work. But they didn't. Breaking my head over it I finally placed the tv-card in a Aopen-AX6BC (also a BX-board) and guess what? Everyting works like sunshine! It uses the same config in irq-allocation as the BP-6. Using debian-kernel-source-2.4.19 patched with v4l2-api-2.4.19.diff. saa1734-0.1.10 Works like a charm. The same construction on the BP-6 resulted in the previously mentioned 'features'.(To make sure the errors are consistent; I reinstalled the tv-card and rebuild the kernel from freshly patched (debian)sources and a fresh config. Yes; it happened again...) If you are interested in kernel-errors I've attached some of the errors. Going trough them; I noticed most of them are on bootup, loading modules; some when I switched to the consoles. (actually vtty1 wasn't usable as it displayed the kernel-error from the module-loading and the only thing left was a reset or a via-ssh-initialised reboot) I also would like to know of people who use vcr and have (had) the same problem that is now mine. When I use vcr, I can record nicely but when played back, it is both turned around the vertical axis (like xawtv can) and around the horizontal axis (can't get the word for diagonal). Whenever it initializes, I see it uses v4l1"-commands". Does that have to do with the fact that the saa-7134-card is using v4l2? Is there a solution? And no; I do not consider myself capable in solving that! Hoping there was something useful for you too! Kind regards, Frans Schreuder __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com
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