Hi Alan,<br>I'm running MythDora4.0. Before that, I tried LinuxMCE, before that Kubuntu, and before that I tried gentoo and fedroa core something or other. It's always analogue that won't work for some reason or another.<br><br>I'd think my card was defective, but the problem your seeing is pretty close to what I saw on Kubuntu. Sometimes it would work perfectly, but most times the thing would not change channels, or the sound wouldn't be there. <br><br>It's kind of hard to believe that the myth folks call this card "supported". Does anyone know of a card that actually works for analogue tv in Australia? <br><br><b><i>Alan Calvert <cal@graggrag.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> doug brann wrote:<br>> Hi Alan,<br>> <br>> I live in the middle of the NT, and most of my channels are analogue. <br>> ABC and SBS are transmitted on digital and analogue, but Imparja
and 7 <br>> are analogue only.<br>> <br>> I installed MythDora4.0 and tried to set up my Leadtek 2000H for both <br>> digital and anlogue. My digital settings work perfectly, but my analogue <br>> settings get only snow, even though the "myth setup" channel scan <br>> produced correct results.<br><br>If the channels scan ok but then don't present in myth, maybe there's<br>something funky with the video source you're using for the analogue only<br>group of channels.<br><br>On mine, the scan went fine, and mythtv presents the pics nicely, but any<br>attempt to change channels results in mythbackend exploding. So far I've<br>no idea how the audio might might be accessed. I'm running svn trunk<br>(14696) with kernel 2.6.23.1 (for possible reference on video driver<br>status).<br><br>Hmmm, dunno ...<br><br>cheers.<br>_______________________________________________<br>mythtv-users mailing
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