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Can anybody help me get my Palmtop tv card work under linux ..!
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- 12-14-2007 #1Just Joined!
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help me install my tv card
Can anybody help me get my Palmtop tv card work under linux ..!
please !!
- 12-14-2007 #2
If you can determine the tuner make/model and the capture chip make/model, then the proper driver modules can be loaded.
Take a look at LinuxTV.org. Check out the wiki's and see if your card is listed anywhere. I don't even know if it is analog or digital.Paul
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I am not expert in these sort of things ..
it's winfast PalmTop TV USB card ,analog tv ,chipset Conexant 25843 ,video standards NTSC ,PAL or SECAM ..
- 12-15-2007 #4
I gather that it is a Leadtek USB tuner. I don't see it listed as being supported. It MAY be supported in the newer V4L/DVB drivers. You would need to install everything form the LunuxTV CVS/Mercurial.
First, the cards are usually "known" to linux using their device number. First run this command (as root).
Look for your TV card and make note of the numbers at the beginning of that line. Then run this command and look for those numbers.Code:# lsusb
The eight digit numbers separated by a colon (xxxx:xxxx) are the card identifying numbers.Code:# lsusb -n
If it is not supported, it may not identify your card. If you get a good ID number, try doing an internet search for that number. There could be a new driver being developed for it. You never know. :)
Another good source for help on this is the Linux section of the AVS Forums.
HTPC - Linux Chat - AVS Forum
I see that some LinuxTV/DVB developers visit that forum. You may find better help on this there.Paul
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- 12-15-2007 #5
I found a reference to this chip using the bttv driver here:
bttv gallery
It is listed like this:
I'm not sure exactly which drivers you need to load, but this would narrow it down.cx23415, cx23416 / iTVC15, iTVC16
- cx23415 + saa7115 + saa7127: WinTV PVR 350 and others, IVTV driver
- cx23416 + saa7115 (or others) + mspXXXX(or other): WinTV PVR250 and others, IVTV driver
- cx23416 + cx25840/cx25842/cx25843: e.g. WinTV PVR150 and othersPaul
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after running the lsusb i found this :
ID 0413:6024 Leadtek Research, Inc.
so it seams that it does recognize it , in google i didn't find any driver for it !
- 12-15-2007 #7
FYI
I found a reference to a driver being developed for this card in the V4L/DVB mail list archives:
'cx25843' in linux-video - MARC
The developer, Michael Krufky, has recently posted at least once on the AVS Linux forums. You could join the AVS forums and send him a private message on the status of this driver.
Just a thought.Paul
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- 12-15-2007 #8
As I am a member of the AVS Forums, I just sent a PM to the driver's developer. Let's see if he responds.
Paul
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OK ,I am an AVS member know too ..!
Thnx !
- 12-15-2007 #10
You may as well start a thread for this on the HTPC-Linux Chat forum. You never know, someone may help.
Paul
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