> I just commited updates to the video4linux CVS that add support for: > - Philips EUROPA reference design > - Compro VideoMate DVB-T300 > - Compro VideoMate DVB-T200 Nice job Hartmut! :) > Please note that i don't have the Compro Cards, i need your help for > testing. Especially the support for the DVB-T200 is very preliminary. > For the same reason, i can't implement the remote control - i have no > means to test. I have a T200 - if you need any details or want me to run any tests, let me know... > To get it up, please do the following: > - get CVS snapshots of video4linux and dvb-kernel from www.linuxtv.org > - cd to video4linux and run scripts/merge-trees.sh > - check the Make.config file > - run make, make install > - do "modprobe saa7134 oss=1" > - do "modprobe saa7134-dvb" Done. First time I did 'modprobe saa7134 oss=1' it autodetected the card. Now it's gone back to "Unknown/Generic" so I'm having to explicitly set it with the 'card=71' option. I can live waith that tho! :) > You will need at least kernel 2.6.11. For the DVB-T200, you will also > need firmware. Please check the Documentation/dvb directory in the > kernel source how to obtain and install it. Kernel 2.6.12-1.1447_FC4. Ran "get_dvb_firmware tda10046" and copied the resulting "dvb-fe-tda10046.fw" to /lib/firmware. As I understand that's all I need to do, although I can't see any indication in /var/log/messages of it actually being loaded... Anyway, into mythtv-setup - and it acknowledged that the card existed (woo!). However a channel search resulted in no channels found; during the search SNR was fluctuating between 60-100% but signal strength was fixed firmly at 0%. This could be the cheapo antenna cable I'm using but I wont be in the same physical location as the machine for a couple weeks so I cant change it atm! But could someone let me know how I can find out whether the firmware is actually loading or not...? Even with cheap cable I'd expect to see a tiny bit of signal strength... Regards, Andy
