Hi to all,
I've tried my Empire Dual TV usb device which is supported and correctly
recognized by the kernel.
Digital TV works, but analogue tv is slow and with no audio.
I suppose that there is something wrong in the GPIO analogue setting.
I would like to know what I can do to solve the issue.
I can take an usbsnoop using windows XP virtualized with virtualbox (if
feasible it is my first choice) or under windows Vista.
In any case I need to know if, using usbsnoop, it is sufficient to open
the program used to watch analogue tv or it is needed to tune a channel
to obtain the data needed to reverse engineering the GPIO analogue setting.
Finally, even if I obtain the correct usbsnoop, I'm not able to read it
to extract GPIO. Is there somewhere an howto?
Thank you,
Andrea
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