FM radio (SAA7134)

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I have tuner card, with radio tuner.

The modules are loaded fine, no errors in dmesg, but radio is having issues.
I use radio application from xawtv, and also fm tools, but none of
them is working properly.
When i fire up radio, it tunes to 1.04MHZ, and i hear sound noise
(like when radio isn't tuned). If i tune to another frequency, let's
say 88.0Mhz, i hear the radio station sound for 1-2 seconds, and then
the tuner tunes back to 1.04Mhz.
Same applies for fm tools. I tune with command fm 88.0 on, tuner tunes
in the apropriate radio station for a few seconds and then it goes
back to noise.

You can see it here as well:
Code:

v4l2-ctl -d /dev/radio0 --all

Driver Info (not using libv4l2):
        Driver name   : saa7134
        Card type     : ASUSTeK P7131 Hybrid
        Bus info      : PCI:0000:04:01.0
        Driver version: 3.13.2
        Capabilities  : 0x85050015
                Video Capture
                Video Overlay
                VBI Capture
                Tuner
                Radio
                Read/Write
                Streaming
                Device Capabilities
        Device Caps   : 0x00050000
                Tuner
                Radio
Priority: 2
Frequency for tuner 0: 16640 (1.040000 MHz)
Tuner 0:
        Name                 : Radio
        Capabilities         : 62.5 Hz stereo freq-bands
        Frequency range      : 65.000 MHz - 108.000 MHz
        Signal strength/AFC  : 0%/0
        Current audio mode   : stereo
        Available subchannels: mono
                           mute (bool)   : default=0 value=0

The frequency of the tuner is 1.040000 MHz, but the range of the tuner
is between 65 and 108 as it should be.
Does anyone has any idea if is FM driver bug?



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