[linux-dvb] [PATCH] Add support for DViCO FusionHDTV5 USB Gold

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CityK wrote:

> Michael Krufky wrote:
>
>> This patch adds Bluebird ATSC (FusionHDTV5 USB Gold) support to the 
>> cxusb driver.
>>
>> .......
>>
>> TO DO:
>>
>> - IR support
>> - Analog Video support
>> - FusionHDTV (Bluebird DVB-T) support
>> - Support for FusionHDTV ATSC using alt setting 7 on DVB-T firmware
>
>
> Hi Mike,
>
> I'm wondering if you can comment on on a couple of things (that 
> together may or may not be related):
> - Someone on AVS opened up a unit a while back and reported the 
> presence of an IC, which I believe would be the Cirrus Logic/Crystal 
> 533KZ audio decoder.  But I can't figure out why it would be present 
> (i.e. why is it being used in lieu of the Conexant CX25843 A/V 
> decoder) ? - However, if indeed that is the IC, then there might be 
> some sort of connection to the fact that several people reported 
> having trouble with audio on the analog side of the unit.  In fact, 
> word got around that a Dvico CSR had mentioned in an email 
> correspondence that the unit was incapable of  providing stereo sound 
> in analog.  I never found the posting of this supposed Dvico email 
> message.  Personally, it struck me that these individuals were either 
> confused or had misinterpreted whatever the Dvico agent stated.
> Anyways, any thoughts?  Thanks. 


Hmm... I've used the usb box in windows and I don't recall analog stereo 
sound being a problem.  I cant check now though, because I'm using it 
right now, using my updates to the cxusb driver in linux, to watch 
HOUSE, on FOX.

Anyhow, the bluebird box does in fact have a cx25843 ....   I don't 
think it has a separate audio chip, but I'll have to open it up and look 
again...  As of now, there is no analog support for this device in linux 
at all, although I'd like to eventually add it.  When that times comes, 
I will probably figure out some of the answers to these questions.

The person who posted on AVS forum.... Which FusionHDTV USB box does 
he/she have?  It's possible that it may be one of the DVB-T versions.... 
(not mine, the ATSC version)  Maybe that explains why I dont know about 
this particular IC.   hmmm???

-Mike


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