Given that the only two people so far with this issue are in the UK, is it possible this is a PAL-I problem ? A more general question, Does the "Static" noise mean that the GPIO mask is correct ? If so what else should we be looking at ? Happy to try things out if someone can give me some ideas which areas I should be examining further. Many thanks Simon Barry Morrison wrote: > On Friday 04 Apr 2003 4:42 pm, Simon Phillips wrote: > > I have the basic Pinnacle PCTV card, brand new Manufacturer part no. > > 202261072. Card 41001429 Rev B 03/02. > > Card is detected and I get a clear picture on all stations I would > > expect. However all I get for sound is white noise. I have scoured the > > lists I am thinking that the GPIOmask is not correct for this new board. > > Has anyone else has come across this one yet? > > Running Kernel 2.4.20, patched, V4L2 and BTTV version 0.9.9 > > Does anyone have any suggested values for gpiomask that might help ? > > Could I ruin the board by just trying random values ? > > > > Any assistance gratefully appreciated > > > > Simon > > I have an identical card, an identical system and an identical problem. > I note that we both live in the UK - could that be significant? > Some other points: > I am driving the speakers directly from the card, so this rules out linux > sound problems. > There are no problems in windows. > Updating bttv from 0.7.106 to 0.9.8 made no difference. > Updating from 0.7.96 to 0.7.106 gave me working video, so we are making some > progress. > I can get some sound, by fine tuning channel SE1 I can receive FM radio! > > Hoping to receive words of wisdom soon > > Barry > > -- > video4linux-list mailing list > Unsubscribe mailto:video4linux-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list -- Heaven signifies night and day, cold and heat, times and seasons. - Sun Tzu website http://www.artsend.co.uk
