Am Di, den 20.04.2004 schrieb yavorsky gaetan um 17:53:
> Thanks for your reply and sorry for my english,
> I did read the NVidia.com driver's readme file, but I didn't find what I
> need.
> I'm using a FX5200 Personal cinema from MSI which is a card with TV
> tuner built in which works fine under Window$.
> Looking /proc or dmesg or lspci doesn't show anything about any tuner,
> but my card is reported as simple nvidia FX5200.
> So I know it's a driver problem.
> So I downloaded the nvidia stock driver, but for the same result.
> I just wanted to know if somebody had this problem, and if there is a
> solution somewhere.
> Regards
> Gaetan
Ok, now I understand much better what you want. I thought you wanted to
have video output on a TV screen.
Without knowing which TV tuner is on the card it will be hard to find
out whether it is possible to run the TV part on Linux. A quick search
using google brought me no success. Maybe you find a chip label on the
card itself or more details in the manual? I guess NVidia uses a
Phillips or else tuner chip.
The NVidia.com Linux drivers do not support any TV tuner controlling.
Alexander
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