On Tue, 2 Dec 2008, Devin Heitmueller wrote: > Obviously, I would have preferred they told me this *before* I spent > all the time doing the work, but there's not a whole lot I can do Let me personally extend my gratitude and thanks to you for any and all work you've done, and I'm sure that others feel the same way. And that goes for anyone else too who contributes, no matter whether I can leech from your hard labour or not. > I wouldn't suggest buying any devices that make use of the drx-j, > drx-k, or drx-d devices under the expectation that support for those > chipsets will be available under Linux at some point. In terms of I've just spent quite a bit of time kicking myself rather mercilessly around the face and groin area, and I must say, it's rather painful. Oh well, you lose some and I lose some. Which brings me to ask, in case someone out there might know -- is anyone familiar with the Pinnacle PCTV Quatro 73A, DVB-T/DVB-C/analog, USB 2.0 device, recently introduced, primarily in german-speaking areas of europe and nearby? Would this be yet another Empia+Micronas product, similar to the other two I've asked about? thanks barry bouwsma wanders off muttering about how dissatisfying it is to throw a USB stick out the window; oh how I miss being able to hurl a rack filled with valves (tubes for you wrong- pondians) and chokes and real transformers leaking oily PCBs down to the parking lot below. I mean, I could fill the hole made there by Real Equipment with dozens of these unsupported USB sticks. And usually I could just clamp a bus-bar back onto the Real Equipment and pass a few hundred amperes through it like new, after hauling it back up the twenty flights of stairs. mutter grumble _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
