On 9/6/07, root <srv@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I think the device is based on the STK7700-PH component by Dibcom. > > The STK7700-PH family is based on the following components: > > - a Dibcom demodulator with an integrated USB interface (Dib7700) > - a tuner and analog decoder which are provided by a third party partner > (Xceive XC3028 and Conextant CX25843) > > The dib0700 driver seems to support the STK7700-P, STK7700-D, > STK7700-PD, but not the STK7700-PH wich is the only one using the > XC3028. > > It seems we have to add the xc3028 driver to the existing one. > > Ref: www1.dibcom.info/Images/Upload/pdf/DiBcom_PC_Notebooks_0702.pdf > > Hope it helps. > > Ivan > Hi, That could be interesting. (There are several xc3028 drivers, and unfortunately the one in trunk is analog-only and incomplete. There's mrec's drivers, which support analog and digital but either require changes to core code that'll never be merged or involve a weird userspace tuner interface that's currently unmerged - I'm not sure how compatible the latter is with trunk now. There's also digital-only code lying around somewhere. Finally, I have a port of mrec's kernel-space driver to the hybrid tuner framework in trunk, but it's untested with digital and with anything other than the original HVR-900. The last one is also not currently publicly available.) The xc3028 has some odd requirements in itself - it seems to need GPIO twiddling to tune, amongst other things. (Sorry about the duplicate e-mail - I accidentally replied to sender instead of to all.) Aidan. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
