Robin Hill wrote:
On Mon Oct 02, 2006 at 07:00:00PM +0200, Emilio Castellano wrote:
Robin Hill wrote:
On Mon Oct 02, 2006 at 12:20:34PM +0200, Emilio Castellano wrote:
Hiya,
I've just try two cards with radio support. Hauppage WinTV primioFM and
Terratec 600, but none of this have universal or PCI-X interface,
Does anybody know a board with this specs. covered?
Aren't they using standard PCI interfaces? In which case they should be
forward compatible with PCI-X (unless they're 5V cards I guess). I very
much doubt you'll get a PCI-X interface radio card - the only reason for
choosing PCI-X over PCI is the improved bandwidth.
Or did you mean PCI-e rather than PCI-X? And what do you mean by
universal? I can't imagine any internal interface that coule
described as "universal".
One of the projects I'm working on use HP servers with a backplane
composed only with PCI-X slots, but many of the boards with radio
support working on linux right now use old 5V connection.. (just one
division at the external side of the botton).
David was right, as universal I refer to those cards supporting multiple
voltages (5V and 3.3V). These ones could be plugged in a PCI-X slot and
they work the same way a normal PCI does.
Ah, OK - got ya now.
That's the reason I'd like to find out if there's a universal radio card
(only radio or multifunction) that works ok.
Is USB an option for you? I'd guess you'd have more luck with finding
something with USB than 3.3V PCI.
And i cannot make work radio in any of the three i found :-(
I didn't try usb ones yet, the goal is capture audio but the servers
doesn't include audio cards, same problem before.
PCI cards have the ability of using the bus instead the line-out line in
connectors of the tuner >---> audio card.
I 'm not sure if usb radio cards could capture using the usb, without a
line in jack of a soundcard, and also if they support radio in a linux box.
Anyway does anybody know a working USB radio card? I could give them a try.
Cheers
--
Emilio Castellano
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