RE: To all Sensoray 311 or 611 PAL/SECAM users

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To all the customers who are or will be using Sensoray Model 311 or 611 with
PAL/SECAM:

If you happened to have PAL/SECAM problem with Sensoray 311/611, it ended up
with incorrect pll default setting. After looking into the bttv source code
and module docs, I have found that there is no similar line “pll:    PLL_28”
in the source file bttv-card.c ( “Sensoray 311/611” section), which would be
needed for supporting all NTSC, PAL, SECAM by defaulting, since the 311/611
just use a single 28.6 MHz crystal as the clock source too.

To fix the problem/inconvenience, here is the solution:

1) check and add/change the config settings in the /etc/modules.conf to
comply with followings:

            alias char-major-89 i2c-dev
            options i2c-core i2c_debug=1
            options i2c-algo-bit bit_test=1

            alias char-major-81 bttv
            options bttv card=73 radio=1 pll=1
            options tuner debug=1 type=4

2) reboot or restart (re-power up) the system.

3) then, you are ready to go with running "xawtv", demo/sample apps that
Sensoray Co. provides, or other apps for all PAL, NTSC and SECAM formats.

4) Or, as an alternative solution, you may just simply run:

		$ modprobe -r bttv
		$ modprobe bttv card=73 pll=1
		$ xawtv  (or other playing/grabbing apps


Charlie X. Liu

On behalf of Sensoray Co.





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