P. van Gaans wrote: > On 12/09/2007 10:00 PM, Matthew Bloch wrote: >> Hello again, >> >> I've had two unsuccessful attempts at finding a Linux-supported DVB-S >> card. I've bought two Technisat products: a Skystar USB Plus - except >> the "Plus" model is completely different from the supported "Skystar >> USB", and now a Skystar 2 TV PCI card, except I bought a revision 2.7V >> which isn't supported either. >> >> I'd happily give either or both of these away to developers interested >> in getting some drivers written; alternatively I could swap one of them >> for a Linux-supported card if that interests anyone? >> >> Finally can anyone suggest a shop selling a compatible card who'll ship >> to the UK? It's been an expensive uphill struggle so far :) >> >> Thanks, >> > > Second half of august 2007 I bought a Technotrend S-1500 with CI from > dvbshop.net, and it works for me. > > I recognize your experience, I once bought a Technisat AirStar DVB-T > USB. Didn't work on Linux either. I'll take another look at that sometime.. > > P. I bought the S-1500 too and got the main part working perfectly, but never got the CI bit to work. Very new to the whole CI thing so not sure if i had programmed my dragon cam correctly to work with my subscription card. Was trying via MythTV but that doesn't have a cam menu and none of the other apps i tried got the cam menu up either. I know the cam does boot up to a menu as if i plug it into my usb programmer i can get into all the cam menus Will _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
