Scott Ruckh wrote: > I have not had much luck with the FusionHDTV Gold Plus card with the video > 4 linux drivers. Channels that can tune with the Windows drivers have not > been able to tune using the atscscan utility provided by dvb-apps. I have > tried many different kernels with many different versions of the DVB code > and the results have not changed. I am in the US I am trying to tune QAM > unencrypted channels. Scott- The problem is NOT in the driver. The problem is in the frequencies that you are scanning. You *will* have the same problem, no matter what ATSC card you are using. Don't be so quick to blame kernel code, as this is *clearly* a userspace error. If you read the archives, this is covered extensively... not to mention all of the great reports of this card working in mythtv. I had this same problem when I was first testing the lgdt3302 module, and believe me, it was very frustrating. Thanks again to Mac Michaels, for providing the ATSC scan files that I have ended up using. I have created a subset of frequencies specific to Time Warner Cable in NYC... This might work for you, although the larger scan file would be better to start with. Please update to the most recent version of dvb-apps cvs, and then try using the various different scan files located in dvb-apps/util/scan/atsc/*-QAM256 You might find that none of these work for you, in which case you will have to do some research to find the correct frequencies used by your digital cable provider. If you need QAM64 frequencies, then this is another reason the QAM256 scan files dont work. When you sort this all out, please contribute a new scan file for your area so that we can include it in dvb-apps cvs, and make life easier for the "next guy" Regards, Michael Krufky
