Henrik Sj?berg wrote: >Puh, after a week of debugging I have finally gotten things to work. > >The few changes is needed for the driver to get the DTT-CI cards working. >* The DTT-CI card should have the flag NEWTUNE >* The bandwidth byte should not be located on position 6 but rather position >7 for DTT-CI cards >* The signal strength byte should be read from byte 5 instead of 6 for >DTT-CI cards (and DCT-CI cards from what I can see). > >I also believe that the decode_lock bit is read from the incorrect position >for terrestrial and cable cards. I believe that it should be read from the >same position as sattelite cards (state->rxbuffer[6] & 0x10) >I could be wrong on this point but this is at least true for the DTT-CI >card. > >I have attached a diff containing the changes I need to make in order to >make the driver work for me. In addition to what is mentioned above, I >corrected a typo of debug > 4 to verbose > 4 and removed redundant setting >of bandwidth bytes for terrestrial cards. > >Hans, why don't you give it a try and see if it solves your problems as well >since you were also having problems with your DTT-CI card. > >It would be great if it could also be tested on other terrestrial and cable >cards to see if I am right about the decode_lock bit. > >Henrik > Henrik, I have tried your patch with some success. I can create a channels.conf now, but when I zap to a channel and try to view it with kaffeine, mplayer or xine the output is garbled. I get the correct names for the channels (SVT1, TV4 etc) but the output looks like it is scrambled. Can this be signal strength issues? If so, where can I check the signal strength, and how good does it need to be? Regards, Hans
