Zdenek Kabelac wrote: > 2007/12/25, Steven Toth <stoth@xxxxxxxxxxx>: >> Zdenek Kabelac wrote: >>> Hello >>> >>> As I can see - these chips look quite similar to mine AverTV Hybrid >>> Volar HX. I've checked the official drivers from Aver (version 0.7) - >> Please don't top post, it get's annoying for everyone. Either start a >> new thread or quote below the original email. > > Ahh sorry about this one - gmail seem to be handling this style of > answers very well - so I'm using it. I'll try to keep in the right > order. > > I should probably start a new thread. > >> AverTV Hybrid Volar HX, shows up on google images as either a USB >> product or a PCI express product. Yeah, this isn;t a PCIe product, it's a USB product, so the cx23885/xc3028 tree isn;t going to help you. > > Unfortunately I could take only snapshot by phone of my USB device - > but I have tried to rewrite here the numbers from chips > (when I've opened it ) - it looks actually very different > from the previous Hybrid Volar model without HX :( > >> If this board has silicon that linuxtv.org has drivers for, then yes we >> can probably make it work. > > I could find out these symbols - only few of them makes some sence to me: > (SAA7136E,CY7C68013A,TDA18271HDC1) > > NXP > SAA7136E/1/G > SH0780.1 06 > ZSG07361 > > CY7C68013A-56LFXC 0731 > B 04 KOR > CYP 640386 > > AF9013-N1 > 0732 HKH2Y > > TDA18271HDC1 > P2KHT08 03 > cmG07121Y > 9423 > > LBNJN256721 > > H207H > > 2464WP > > 24.000 > H.ELE.7K > > A827-C > >> Check the wiki. If it does not have pictures then please take some and >> try to identify which parts the product uses. Once you have an accurate >> wiki pages we can try adding support after that. > > Is there any chance this could work ? > (I couldn't find anything in the kernel sources about these chips) > Or should I return the product and buy something else ? mkrufky has a working tda18271 driver, the 7136 decoder is already supported as-is the cypress fx usb controller, so you might be in with a chance. Personally, I don't knw much about our USB v4l trees, or whether it will be simple enough to add (atleast analog) support. Looks like digital might be done via the AF9013, but that's a guess and I'm not familiar with it, I think this is an Auvitek part. Can anyone else confirm or help. Regards, Steve _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
