Am Freitag, den 27.07.2007, 16:53 -0700 schrieb Eric Work: > Hey, > > I have been following this mailing list through the archives for a short > while and I just joined. I have an MSI TV@nywhere Plus video capture > device which currently requires a patch in order for the remote to work. > With this patch the device works perfectly (except for FM which I > don't care too much for). I even have my learnable remote controlling > my MythTV box without a hitch (except for repeating buttons, such as > Vol+/Vol-). I'm sure veteran's of this list remember this patch by > Henry Wong and the other enhancements done by Dwaine et al. The reason > I'm posting to this list is that the patch has still not been accepted > (correct me if I'm wrong). I have been talking with a person from the > Mythbuntu crowd about increasing hardware support and he suggested I go > upstream with the patch, which is of course the right thing to do. I > originally adapted the patch to the stock etch kernel and recently > updated it for the Feisty kernel. So the question is, whatever happened > to this patch? You can find my latest version posted below if needed to > refresh your memory: > > http://disk.zeroepoch.com/public/tvanywhere-remote-feisty.patch > > It would obviously need to be updated for the latest source control > version. Please inform me if there were other plans/conflicts with this > patch or something required by Henry Wong. I will gladly help with this > integrating/testing this patch if needed because recompiling the kernel > each time my MythTV box is updated is getting pretty old. This patch > also solves remote problems for the KWorld Global TV Terminator. > > Also for reference: > > http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx/msg20141.html > > Thanks, > Eric Work > Hi Eric, there are some comments at the lists, why we likely won't get the patches into mainline that way. For example look for Eddi @pieri and Peter Missel at the video4linux-list. The radio ..., something simple went wrong caused by a wrong "dmesg" sent in for another Kworld card with can tuner, but once in, nearly impossible to get it out ;) You could have always used card=65 for it. On that one we have been testing originally. It is fixed since about a 1/2 year. I'm still waiting for someone reporting for the S-Video input and external analog sound in :) Cheers, Hermann _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
