Hi,
On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 09:06:42AM -0400, Greg Stark wrote:
> Andreas Mohr <[email protected]> writes:
>
> > IOW, you need to examine the driver sources of cx88xx, cx8800, cx88_alsa,
> > btcx_risc, tveeprom (?) for some multiplexer bit mask and tweak/twiddle that
> > for your tuner until you manage to hear something properly.
>
> Hm. Except nobody else seems to have this problem with the pchdtv 3000 card.
> And there are plenty of HOWTOs and FAQs online for it. Perhaps nobody else is
> trying to use the NTSC tuner on it though.
A distant possibility might be that your card is a very specific rare revision
of that thing and thus doesn't have a proper card type entry for it due to
almost nobody else having that card.
In the TV card area (just as in the WLAN card area) there are quite some cards
sold under the *very same* name but wildly (or not so wildly but sufficiently)
differing hardware (those manufacturer b****rds burn in hell please, thanks).
> I'm assuming that if cx88_alsa found any audio devices on the card then it
> would create a card1 listed in /proc/asound/cards ? It isn't doing that
> currently. Apparently not all cx88 cards provide a mixer interface.
I'm not that familiar with ALSA user-space interface specifics (rather than
kernel-level), sorry.
Andreas Mohr
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