Actually, there are some of the Pixelview cards listed in the bttv supported card list. More info on the bttv card family can be found here: Bttv devices (bt848, bt878) - LinuxTVWiki
More info on your card can be found by running these commands: I had a bttv card, and played around with it to get it to work. To get a card to work, you actually need to know three things:
Capture chip: You already know this? bt848/bt878
Tuner chip
Audio chip
You then can load the bttv driver module, using options to specify the tuner and audio components of the card. This can get complicated, but if you want to get it to work it may be necessary.
The first problem that I notice, is that you are using a VERY OLD version of Fedora. The most current version is Fedora 11, I urge you to first install that. As upgrade would not be possible, a new installation would be needed.
If that is not an option, you should then try to install the latest drivers from the V4L-DVB web site. I would download the latest from their CVS/Mercurial repository. This requires first installing the Mercurial program. LinuxTV.org - CVS and Mercurial access
Follow the instructions for installing. You may first need to install the kernel source and kernel headers.
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