Richard (MQ) wrote: >> Hmm... I missed to add a small line at board description: >> .mpeg = SAA7134_MPEG_DVB, > > Added that line, and now it gives an oops: Rebuilt with that line commented out, and the module loads again. > We do have analogue TV here so I will be pleased to test it - what GUI > tool do you suggest? Kdetv? xawtv? I assume I'll need to get the module > to load though, is there any point in re-building without the .mpeg line? Tried with kdetv launched from command-line, the following was (the only) problem visible in the output that it created - full text in attachment in case it's relevant. > Request decoding of services 0x60000c7f, strict level -1 > Will capture services 0x00000000, added 0x0 commit:1 > v4l2k_new: failed with errno=22, msg='Sorry, /dev/vbi (AVerMedia Hybrid TV/Radio (A16D) cannot capture any of the requested data services.' guess='' > Try to open v4l vbi device, libzvbi interface rev. > $Id: io-v4l.c,v 1.28 2004/12/30 02:23:59 mschimek Exp $ > Opened /dev/vbi > Driver name 'AVerMedia Hybrid TV/Radio (A16D' kdetv reported no error on-screen (just the message above). Perhaps unsurprising that no channels were found. Once more, I'd much appreciate your comments. PS - timf, is your card actually an A16D? I appreciate you're in Oz, but it seems to be behaving very differently. -- Cheers Richard (MQ)
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