Dave, That appears to be the exact card that I have in my machine. Same saa chip, same sonix chip, tuner appears to be the same. When you run xawtv, can you run it with xvideo or do you have to run 'xawtv -noxv'? I'm also having a little problem where I can't use xvideo with xawtv. After checking around a bit, I am pretty sure that xvideo does in fact work on my system becuase I can utilize it with mplayer. I'm curious if this is another quirk with the saa7133 driver and if you are having this trouble too? As far as playing with the code and finding the right 'magic numbers', if I knew what to do I would give it a shot. A link Hermann posted for me a while ago seemed to show that it might be possible to extract this information from the windows drivers? saa7133 has better audio than the saa7134? I don't know about that :) I'd prefer working audio to broken audio! Have you tried using the composite input to see if audio works for you there? It doesn't for me... Jason On Wed, 2003-08-20 at 02:03, DMW wrote: > Jason wrote: > > > Just for curiousity's sake, how long have you been dealing with this > problem? Is > > a driver for the SAA7133 being actively worked on? > > > > I for one am angered becuase when I bought the FV3K I was under the > > impression that I was getting a card with an SAA7134, not an SAA7133... > > The saa7134 driver is the right driver for the saa7133 as far as I know. > Video works afterall. =) > > I'm not really an expert on the subject (I haven't gotten mine to work > afterall) but I believe the saa7130-saa7135 are all variants of much the > same chip from Philips. I've forgotten some of the key differences, other > than the saa7133 is stereo, so my real basic take is the saa7133 and saa7134 > are about the same but you get better audio with the saa7133 (if it worked > =)). > > I've probably spent about a dozen hours on trying to get this to work > properly, but much of it was pretty undirected and spent double checking > that my sound was not in fact working and I had the speaker wires plugged in > incorrectly. I'm certain that isn't the problem now, and the last thing I > tried was digging through the 0.2.7 code to mess with the audio code but > there was too many magic numbers in there for me to really get anywhere. > > I've uploaded a picture of my card here: > http://www.members.shaw.ca/davemw/FV3K.JPG. I don't expect that to really > help, but at least you can compare if we do in fact have similar cards > without external audio chips to complicate things. I'll start playing around > in more depth tomorrow and see where I get. > > - Dave > > > -- > video4linux-list mailing list > Unsubscribe mailto:video4linux-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
