I stuck with the mm1 kernel (which included the qam256 initialization patch). I'm still trying to figure out all the channel config stuff. But, I downloaded the dvb-utils, and used azap, dvbtraffic, and dvbscan to test it. Then, I captured a sample using: cat /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0 > test.ts I used vlc to check the output, and I had a perfect segment of "The Cosby Show"! So, it seems to be basically working.. I just need to get up to speed on the configuration and usage of the various apps. I'll keep playing around with it, and MythTV, to see what I can get functioning. Also - the capture I got was from an ATSC OTA signal, not QAM256. I'll also try that out, to see if I can figure out switching between the two RF inputs, etc. Thanks, Todd On 7/12/05, Michael Krufky <mkrufky@xxxxxxx> wrote: > 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 > > >
