Am Donnerstag, den 15.06.2006, 17:16 +0200 schrieb Benjamí Villoslada: > A Dimarts 13 Juny 2006 23:04, hermann pitton va escriure: [...] > Now I use one custom kernel (vanilla, from kernel.org) > > ------------------ > $ uname -r > 2.6.16.18-smp-bitassa > ------------------ > > I was compiled this vanilla kernel --with no results-- just for the ALSA > problem with the Debian kernel (2.6.16-12 smp). Maybe is one ALSA problem? > You've seen some workaround about this? On a supported card this problem should hopefully go away. From the driver's side all audio modes are functional, saa7134-oss, saa7134-alsa and also analog audio to the sound card. To access OSS devices you need the OSS emulation enabled for alsa. > > > Anyone have one Asus My Cinema P7131 Dua working in Debian? With FM > > > sound. > > > > Not on Debian, but card=78 1043:4862 works since about eight or nine > > months for me now. With nice FM stereo sound since about four months > > after Hartmut adjusted the saa7133/35/31e to the special 5.5MHz FM IF > > the Philips silicon tuners use. Is in 2.6.16. > > Good notice :) > > > There is no signal strength and stereo detection on radio implemented > > with the saa7131e yet, means radio autotuning doesn't work. You have to > > set up a list of your stations manually once. > > Is sufficient. I only would create Ogg Vorbis files at high compression > because are voice only --my weekly collaboration (one free software and > Internet advocacy space in http://www.cadenaser.com > Mallorca Island station > without Internet streaming) > > I use the KRadio scheduling and Ogg Vorbis save functions. That should work fine. > > The IR remote is also not > > yet supported and to have a fine picture on analog TV it needs cable-tv > > input, poor FreeToAir broadcast is not recommended. Some complain about > > a little bit slow analog channel switching too. Else, for what I know > > and can compare to, it performs very well. > > > > BTW, using all three input types at once without to plug antenna > > connectors is only possible if you have the radio on the same antenna > > input as DVB-T. It comes up currently with DVB-T and analog on the > > cable-tv input. After using radio once the FM connector is also active > > for DVB-T input then. Using one of the analog video inputs switches > > back. To avoid misunderstandings, the single hybrid tuner can always work only in one mode, but as described above it can be switched to all supported modes without to plug antenna connectors. > > To quote Hartmut for some other known caveats on this and similar cards > > from the video4linux-list > > Thanks for the review, Hermann! > > (I've sent this message to video4linux-list too, I apologize because seems > that have people in the two lists. I'm new to this area, what is the > appropriate list to ask, speak and contribute experiences about those cards?) As it is a hybrid device both lists are fine. DVB-T issues you might raise preferably here and analog TV and radio issues on the video4linux- list at first. Cheers, Hermann _______________________________________________ linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
