On 7/30/07, P. van Gaans <w3ird_n3rd@xxxxxxx> wrote: > greg wrote: > > On Sun, 2007-07-29 at 11:28 +0200, Greg Tee wrote: > > > >>> 01:00.0 Multimedia video controller: Micronas Semiconductor Holding AG > >>> Unknown device 0720 > > > >> Finally I found some new information: > >> > >> [11:23:29] === Device Information === > >> [11:23:29] Capture filter friendlyname:M779 PCIe Audio/Video Capture 1 > >> [11:23:29] Model Name: AVerMedia M779 > >> [11:23:29] Transmission Interface: PCI Express > >> [11:23:29] Supported Standards: PAL/SECAM/DVB-T > >> [11:23:29] TV Tuner: XC3018 > >> [11:23:29] Audio/Video Decoder: AVF4910A > >> [11:23:29] Encoder: NEC61151 > >> [11:23:29] Ditial TV Demodulator: ZL10353 > >> [11:23:29] === Driver Version === > >> [11:23:29] Bridge: 2.4.0.31 > >> [11:23:29] Video Capture: 2.4.0.31 > >> [11:23:29] Tuner: 2.4.0.31 > >> [11:23:29] === Test Results === > >> [11:23:29] Tuner Product ID: 3028 > >> [11:23:29] Tuner Version: HW: 1.0 FW: 2.7 > >> [11:23:29] AVDeocder Manufacture ID: 0xEC > >> [11:23:29] Encoder Device Version: 2 > >> [11:23:29] Demodulator Chip ID: 0x14 > >> [11:23:29] Get Device Information: [PASS] > >> [11:23:29] TV Tuner: [PASS] > >> [11:23:29] Audio/Video Decoder: [PASS] > >> [11:23:29] Encoder: [PASS] > >> [11:23:29] Digital TV Demodulator: [PASS] > >> [11:23:29] --- Test End --- > >> [11:23:29] > > > > Does this info help to get this (Dell) hardware supported? > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > linux-dvb mailing list > > linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx > > http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb > > > > Xceive.. Forget it. There is code for that, even code for Linux, but it > was released by Rechberger and he's not planning on getting it to > v4l-dvb in any way. In his last mail he said something about a userspace > driver.. I'm not sure how that'll have to integrate with v4l-dvb. > even though it's unrelated that this device isn't supported at all.. only the bridging code to userspace will join the linux kernel; The Xceive driver itself runs as a userspace daemon and communicates through a defined interface with the driver. The Xceive userspace driver directly includes the firmwares (in any case users either have to download a firmware because it won't get shipped with the linux kernel or run that userspace daemon) The userspace Xceive driver reuses code from Xceive which is as complete as possible for several devices. Their template driver was meant to work with more than 1 device it includes support and different firmwares for several different devices. (eg. empia, dibcom, etc.) > I'd go look out for another TV-card right now. > but he's right with that since that PCIe device isn't supported at all at the moment. Markus _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
