<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"><pre><tt><tt>> The fact that it works fine with mplayer and tvtime suggests that it<br> is<br>> not a driver problem. The card WORKS - both digital and analog<br> parts.<br>> It just doesn't work with MythTV for some reason.<br>><br>> I installed from the Fedora Core 6 RPMs, I did select DVB DTV Capture<br>> card (v3.x) in the configuration<br><br>Just got back from three days out of town with no Internet access, so<br>didn't get a chance to reply sooner.<br><br>If both sides of the card work on mplayer and tvtime, it's not a driver<br>problem.<br><br>I have two 5500s in my combined BE/FE system running Mandriva 2007<br> x86-64.<br> Both sides of both cards work fine (though I admit that the analog<br>picture quality isn't as good as I'd like). A previous poster is<br> correct<br>- you set it up as a DVB card and then set up the analog portion
under<br>"analog settings" in Mythtv-setup.<br><br>Now, what took me the longest time to figure out is that you need to<br> set<br>up two different sets of channels, one for each side (and being in the<br> US,<br>I had to set up two Zap2It accounts to grab their respective data).<br> Once<br>I had that set up, I was good to go.<br><br>If need be (I'm not on that machine at the moment), I'd be happy to<br> list<br>my "analog settings" if anyone wishes.<br><br>Bob</tt></tt></pre><vbtalent@gmail.com><mythtv-users@mythtv.org><a0f05e890707020912m51690844uf76458343099eedd@mail.gmail.com><bolek-mythtv@curl.com><mythtv-users@mythtv.org><ben@inspiredtechs.com><mythtv-users@mythtv.org><mike@dividia.net><http: www.gossamer-threads.com="" lists="" mythtv="" users=""
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stand corrected on my previous statement that my HD-3000 didn't work with debian etch. I realized that I didn't have the firmware in /lib/firmware. Once I installed it in there everything worked good. I found out about the firmware by running<br><br>dmseg<br><br>after running the channel scanner in mythtv-setup. It said "firmware not found", or something like that. So for the card not working in debian it was my fault.<br><br>But I had the firmware and everything install on FC6, same machine, with the files still there and I just checked to make sure. And the scanning would work with the command line scanning, just not mythtv. I never tried the command line scanning on debian, which was the reason why I never noticed the firmware wasn't there. So i used atrpms for my FC6 setup and apt repos for my debian setup. The main difference I see between the two is there kernel version of 2.6.18-4-k7 on debain and a kernel
version of 2.6.20-1.2952.fc6 on FC6. Now the FC6 configuration was working fine until I moved, and then did a yum upgrade, which did the kernel to that version, and then the HD stuff stopped working.<br><br>So I still think something is/was messed up with fedora mythtv atrpms and HD-3000's. At least the last time I tried. It is working is debain now with an older kernel, so now I am back up and running.<br>