Manu Abraham wrote: > Luc Brosens wrote: > >> Manu, >> >> your guess is correct, under W2K no tuning problems. The scrambled channels tune in an instance, now and then there are some artifacts though. But >> tuning works ! >> >> so my hardware setup works, now how to find that 'tenderness' in the driver ? You think that the tuning-part of the drivers (that would be the >> STV0299-stuff wouldn't it ?) > > It can be the STV0299 + the tuner on it. What tuner do you have on the card ? Maybe > it is bad tuner programming, before looking elsewhere. Tuners wrongly programmed > cause such weird issues, one can say. > >> if somebody can set me off in the right direction, I'll get it solved >> >> the Windows TV-viewer that came with the cards reports a signal of 95%, even for scrambled channels : another indication that tuning could be done a >> bit better ? >> >> Luc >> > > Manu > Manu, it's a KNCOne TV-Station DVB-S on it, I can see a STV02998 and a SAA7146AH the tuner chip is obscured by a cover plate I've prepared a little page with some pictures and the dmesg, lsmod and lspci info : http://www.bsc-bvba.be/persoonlijk/kncone.html even though I bought it as a TV-Station, and that's what it says on the box, it is taken to be a TV-Star if I change the PCI-id-table in budget_av.c and make it a TV-Station (SUBID_DVBS_KNC1), I get "timeout waiting for end of xfer" from the SAA the budget-av coding for the TV-Star seems to suggest the tuner is a SD1878, which is confirmed by the label on the cover plate (you can read it on the pictures of the front of the card) I'll go and read the SD1878 coding ... Luc _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
