On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Jeff DeFouw <jeffd@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Ok, so that does work as long as I 'cat /dev/video1' before I reload the module. Is there any way I can automate this so I don't have to do it manually every reboot? Or any other fix for it?On Sun, Dec 07, 2008 at 09:28:17PM -0500, Josh Borke wrote:I found the same thing while testing the analog tuner support (which I
> I recently upgraded to Fedora 10 and decided to try to get my Hauppauge
> HVR-1800 working. I thought everything was working fine and well because I
> could run 'tvtime -d /dev/video0' and 'cat /dev/video1 > /tmp/test.mpg' and
> things worked but then I rebooted and it all went to pot. Now when I run
> 'cat /dev/video1 > /tmp/test.mpg' the output of tvtime becomes wavy and
> distorted. I tried loading both cx25840 and cx23885 with debug=1 but that
> didn't help. I also tried with the latest v4l-dvb sources
> (v4l-dvb-7100e78482d7) with the same result.
>
> I've attached the dmesg in hopes of being some help.
>
> To recap, I can 'tvtime -d /dev/video0' and I get a great picture. As soon
> as I 'cat /dev/video1 > /tmp/test.mpg' the picture goes wavy.
don't normally use). It only happened the first time after boot.
Unloading all of the modules (run "make rmmod" in the v4l-dvb sources)
and reloading them always fixed it for me. Also, make sure the tuner
module is loaded after that. Mine doesn't auto-load for some reason.
--
Jeff DeFouw <jeffd@xxxxxxx>
Thanks,
-josh
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