Chaogui Zhang wrote: > On Jan 22, 2008 5:38 PM, Barry Quiel <quielb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > [snip] >> So I spoke a bit too soon. For whatever reason it started working in >> Myth, although I still can't get a good cat /dev/video1. BUt I can't >> change the channel. When I try and change the channel Mythfrontend >> reports an error and the exits back to the menu. When I go back into >> livetv it is on the same original channel and there is no audio. If I >> exit out and go back in I get audio back, but still can;t change the >> channel. >> > > Although I don't have the HVR1800... > > In my experience, it is generally easier to test a new driver if you > use simpler applications such as tvtime, azap/dvbscan. These programs > will tell you pretty quickly whether the device and its driver are > working properly or not. Once you are sure the drivers are working > properly, then move on to your favorite media center or any other > program. > > Trying to test device driver with MythTV sometimes muddles the water > too much and you won't know whether it is a problem with the driver or > the application. > I don't think a cat /dev/video1 can get much simpler. But in this case I am getting results that would appear to be reversed. The simpler testing method is giving poor results, while the more complex application is giving better results, although not 100%. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
