<span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: "Times New Roman";">Hi,<br> <br> I have MythDora4.0 running nearly perfectly from a clean install. Two problems remain:<br> <br> 1. I can't seem to tune into analog tv. My <span style="cursor: pointer;" id="lw_1192305977_0"><span class="yshortcuts">Leadtek Winfast</span></span> DTV2000 H is a dual analogue/digital card. In mythsetup<br> <br> I have analog configured:<br> Card type: Analog V4L capture card<br> Video device: /dev/video0<br> VBI Device: /dev/vbi<br> audio device: /dev/dsp<br> audio sampling: none<br> Default Television input: Television (no other options come up)<br> Probed info: Winfast DTV 2000H [cx8800]<br> <br> I have the digital part configured:<br> Card type: DVB DTV capture card (v3.x)<br> DVB Card number: 0<br> everything else set to default<br> <br> Ok, so when I scan for channels, I get all the digital ones, and all the analogue ones, but when I run mythtv, I can only tune to the digital ones.
My remote (I use an ATI Remote Wonder, rather than the one that came with the card) skips past the analogue channels like they aren't there. I even tried kdetv to see if I had gotten something wrong with my mythsetup. It too found all the channels, but when I tuned to them, all I got was a blank screen. Could it be that I need to switch between digital and analogue somehow?<br> <br> My other problem is when I'm watching .avi files, my forward/backup keys don't work (pause and play do though). All the buttons work fine when watching a DVD, digital TV and ripped DVDs, but not when watching .avi files.<br> <br> Any ideas?<br> <br> Other possibly applicable info: my country setting is <span style="cursor: pointer;" id="lw_1192305977_1"><span class="yshortcuts">Australia</span></span>, and yes, that's what my frequency table is set to.<br> <br> Thanks in advance,<br> <br> -Doug</span><p> 
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