[mythtv-users] /dev/video32 versus /dev/video1
Kirk Anderson
kirk at nosredna.net
Wed Mar 30 21:29:36 UTC 2005
I am using the pcHDTV HD-3000 card in mythtv-setup.
Along with a PVR-350 and a WebCam.
I compiled the pcHDTV-2.0 drivers. From everything I read they still
support both ATSC and DVB.
Paul Leppert wrote:
>Kirk,
>
>Are you using the pcHDTV capture card in mythtvsetup? I think with
>the new drivers you need to be using the DVB capture card. Try this
>with video1 and see if that works for you.
>
>phlepper
>
> Hoping that someone can help me out here .....
>I have an HD-3000 card in my Myth box (along with a PVR-350
and WebCam).
>I can successfully perform the following steps:
> --) dtvscan /dev/video1 (reports back 8 or so legitimate
HDTV stations)
> --) dtvsignal /dev/video1 23 (reports 97% signal strength)
> --) getatsc > > /dev/video1 23 > test.mpg (produces a
legal mpg file)
>
>If I try to use /dev/video32 instead, I get NOTHING.
>
>My issue is: when I go into "mythtv-setup" --> "Capture
Cards", if I try to use
>/dev/video1, Myth tells me there are NO legal inputs there.
Then I switch it
>to look at /dev/video32 and it tells me:
> SVideo-0...3
> Composite-0..3
> Tuner0
>
>But if I try to watch LiveTV with it, I just get a black
screeen and eventually it
>returns me back to the main window.
>
>I don't understand the discrepancy between /dev/video1 and
/dev/video32. Why
>outside of Myth can I successfully use /dev/video1, but inside
Myth I seem to
>be forced down the use of /dev/video32 ?
>
>BTW: I've tried making links from video32 to video1, but it
didn't help.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>Kirk
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