Hi all, I just got a "WinTV NOVA USB", and I'm trying to use it under linux... I did several tests: 1) kernel 2.4.26, with linuxtv-dvb-1.1.1. The card is properly detected, and dvbtune is able to lock some frequencies on hotbird. But as soon as I try to receive some audio and video, I see a lot of CC errors, and dmesg shows a lot of ttusb_process_muxpack: muxpack with incorrect checksum, ignoring ttusb_process_frame: lost sync. ttusb_process_muxpack: cc discontinuity (2 frames missing) To be precise, it seems that the first half second of stream is correctly received, then the problems begin... 2) kernel 2.4.26 with current CVS (the linux_2_4 branch, of course). Similar results, but "dvbtune -m ..." also shows some errors: FE READ_BER: : Operation not supported FE READ UNCORRECTED BLOCKS: : Operation not supported (anyway, the signal is correctly locked). Again, the first half second of stream is correctly received. After that, I see a lot of CC errors. 3) 2.6.11 kernel, with its own DVB drivers. Same behaviour as 2.4.26 with current CVS: dvbtune errors, and CC errors (with the ttusb_* errors in dmesg) after half second. Has anyone been able to get a "WinTV NOVA USB" correctly working under linux? If yes, with wich setup? (I mean: which kernel version, which drivers, ...). I tried to do some research with google, but I found one thread in this mailing list http://www.linuxtv.org/mailinglists/linux-dvb/2005/02-2005/msg00216.html that does not seem to provide any solution... This other page http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.drivers.dvb/15447 seems to suggest that the card used to be supported with an old kernel and an old version of the drivers... Any hint about the precise versions that I have to use? Thanks in advance, Luca -- _____________________________________________________________________________ Copy this in your signature, if you think it is important: N O W A R ! ! !
