Kirk Lapray wrote: > This is true, but on the HDTV Wonder the NXT2004 and Philips tuner are > integrated into one package. The NXT2004 is actually in the tuner metal > box. This module is called the Philips TUV1236D. It also uses the CX88 > interface chip. So, besides the NXT2004 there is nothing similar > between the cards. I still have not been able to get the NXT2004 > working correctly on the HDTV Wonder. I started off using the NXT2004 > DVB driver that was posted to the DVB mailing list a few months back > written for the AverTVHD, but the HDTV Wonder is a completely different > setup. I have been able to write a driver that from what I can tell > completely mimics the Windows driver and I have gotten the firmware > loaded and the tuner changes channels, but for some reason the NXT2004 > never reports a signal lock. There must just be something I am > missing. Once I figure out what I am doing wrong it shouldn't take much > to get it to work on other NXT2004 based cards as long as the tuner and > interface chips are supported. Kirk- I didnt see that "[linux-dvb] AverTVHD/NXT2004 patches" thread when it was first posted. Thank you for pointing it out. I cc'd this email to the list, maybe Patrick or Jean-Francois can say something about the status of the nxt200x module? I haven't yet tried Jean-Francois 's patch.... I think I'll give it a whirl later on. About the Philips TUV1236D, Google found this excel sheet that shows that it uses NXT2003. Is the sheet wrong? ...or maybe some registers might be different? (just a guess) http://hdtv.forsandiego.com/messages/1/ATSC_NTSC_Tuner_Specs-3646.xls AVerTVHD also has the NXT2004 inside the the same package with the tuner. It is a TDHU2-008A. I found some specs for this at: http://www3.alps.co.jp/alpscom/pdf/index_broadcasting-e.html Regards, Michael Krufky
