Todd: I am CC'ing this to the linux-dvb list. In the future, please cc this stuff to the list, as this information could help other people. If you are not subscribed to the list, I highly recommend it. Todd Ignasiak wrote: >I built the rc2-mm1 kernel last night (with the TS patch from last >night applied). I will build the mm2 kernel today. > > If you already have applied the dvb-lgdt3302-qam256-initialization-fix.patch, then don't bother with -mm2 ... There is another bug in -mm2 that requires the patch in the video4linux tree (from my previous email) in order for anything to work. You have nothing to gain from -mm2 besides the dvb-lgdt3302-qam256-initialization-fix.patch. >With the mm1 kernel, I was able to get some success. The MythTV >channel scan worked for ATSC OTA channels (the scan showed the channel >names from the PSIP data). But, I was not able to actually view >anything yet. I'm a MythTV newbie, so I'm still trying to figure >out all the Myth stuff to determine what is working & what is not. > > I can't get mythtv to work with my board at all... I haven't had a chance to mess with it yet. I have been putting off re-partitioning my hard drive in order to install debian sarge. Hopefully mythtv will be easier to deal with once I get around to that. I have been testing using a combination of azap and mplayer. Xine has given me successfull results as well (but no audio). If you need directions on how to run this, let me know. >Also, one quick question on the Fusion -- In the Windows software, >it treats one RF input as OTA and the other as Cable, and they must be >connected appropriately. With your driver, is there a hard >association between the RF input and the type? I didn't see any way >in MythTV to specify which RF input into the tuner should be used. > Does your board have TWO coaxial input jacks? I think that you have the Gold-Q board. My Gold-T board only has one coax input... I don't have the answer for you on this one... maybe someone else knows, or you might be able to ask the mythtv guys. If you find the answer, please let us know ;-) -- Michael Krufky
