> But does your device claim to have any DVB-T features at all ? (at least it
> should, guessing from the chips that are present)
Sorry if I've missed the important bit :)
It's a DVB-T + Analog USB TV box. It has one composite in and one
s-video in, also audio in. FM radio. It also has a remote control.
> How are the files called that come with the Windows driver ?
Here is the INF file
http://pigeond.net/~pigeon/AVerVid.inf
The main driver I believe is AVerVid.sys
> Well, my stick doesn't have this composite / s-video stuff. So, I guess this
> is unique to yours. Could you tell me more about that feature ? What is it
> good for ? Maybe just for digitizing from those input ports ?
Nothing in particular, I just thought I could use the video in if it
works to do something I need to do now :)
Also just tried the newer version of usbsnoop on it and it keeps
crashing windows as soon as I start the TV app :)
Pigeon.
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