I am trying to install a Hauppauge PVR-150 into my CentOS 5 machine. When the card is installed, I get the error "Disabling IRQ #5" upon startup, and the machine loses networking. Does anyone know why I'm receiving this error?
View 14 Replieswhat do I need to install to get a USB tv tuner working? I have a generic usb "stick". It shows up in windows as a 7240 TVBox. I've tried mythtv, but it doesn't see or show the device. I am running Ubuntu 9.1.
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Using Ubuntu Netbook 10.10
lsusb-v gives this:
But no driver is being found - dmesg: usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 6
Works well under windows, which identifies it as an rtl2832u. I've tried installing Realtek-provided drivers, but still device is not found.
I am using prolink pixel view USB tv tuner. How i can watch TV & configure the USB TV tuner. How I can detect my usb tv tuner. Its work fine in Windows. Now I had installed Open Suse 11.3 .
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I am needing a tv tuner card that is compatible with linux. My tv went out so i need to be able to hook up my directv receiver to the card.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI think the subject title says it all, but well... that's what I would like to do, to buy a TV tuner with support for HD resolution (although I'll be working with a 15.6" 16:9 1366x768 display, laptop one) to hook up a PS3 and not having to spend some extra cash on a display (ideally).
Can anyone give me a hint on this? The only 'premise' I ideally pursue is for the device to fully work, I mean... fuck DVB-T per se, I'm not interested in TV reception, just to put the A/V signal out of the PS3 and onto the tuner and use a program like tvtime (ideally), but something that can work reliably (even if I have to grab a tarball or a cvs/svn/git tree and compile it myself, as I use a custom-made+deviated CLFS/LFS distro, I'm more than accustomed to compile everything by hand).
I have a generic saa7134 PCI TV Tuner branded as Encore without a radio. Recently I got it working on xawtv (with a pcm error delayed sound and TVTime (no sound? unless executed a record <parameters>. Now, i want to use that TV Tuner in GNU Radio GQRX-SDR to listen or receive NOAA APT transmission, but the problem is I don't know how to get it done. I tried to research but nothing came up with my configuration. I dont have any other USB SDR so Im just using the PCI TV Tuner. Any other ways to resolve the delayed sound in xawtv/arecord? Im using the saa7134-alsa. Any other software to manually set the frequency of the TV Tuner in the NOAA freq 137.xMHz so I can just record it using any application.
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I am using Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 Jessie i386 CPU Intel
KDE Plasma Desktop Manager
i have a pinnacle hybrid pro 302e usb tuner. the sound is played with arecord accessing the device and aplay playing it. the video by tvtime.the channel National Geographic comes at 719.25Mhz in my analog cable tv input.I AM GETTING HUGE amount of crackling and squealing noise from this channel. There are a few other channels like star movies at 83.50Mhz which has similar bad sound.i know it might have to do with reception but can you suggest something i can do to pre process the sound before its played so as to reduce the artifacts (video is okay).
View 2 Replies View RelatedI only use windows to watch TV on my tuner. If i can find one for Linux i would never use WINBLOWS again. I have a ViXS Pure TV-U 48B0 (NTSC/ATSC Combo) Any scripts they i can run to use this tuner. What a good TV Tuner or a list of TV tuner that work with linux. I love how alot of companys dont support us linux users huh.
View 9 Replies View Relatedconfigure tvtuner on Fedora 14. I have an old analog tv tuner with saa7134 chipset and trying to connect it with cable tv, after quick google-ing i read that the driver for this model are included in the kernel by default, but when i open tvtime i get the following error:
View 5 Replies View RelatedIf my webcam is plugged in when I start up my computer, it ends up being the only thing I can use -- I can't switch off of it in tvtime. If I leave it unplugged and restart my computer, I can then use my TV tuner card.
View 1 Replies View RelatedUbuntu version: Karmic Koala (ubuntu 9.10)I've been fiddling arround quite some time with this card. So far i established the following:
1. Card is supported by drivers already available in kernel (v4l, v4l(2)).
2. Card is recognised by Skype as well as by gstreamer. However gstreamer gives me mostly greeen screen when i test it. no propper picture. both found it on video1 (video0 is webcam).
3. I know it is supposed to work well in Linux URL...instructions are for fedora here.
4. there are quite a few tutorial for this card online (even ubuntu), however they are for older version and most of them consist of getting new drivers installed (which are already included with Karmic).
TV Time - blank screen - it is trying to get video from video0 device, which is webcam. i can not set it to use video1 instead as when i click in the menu to change input nothing happens.VLC player - i select use device and set it to V4l or PVR. in both cases the programme itself switches to video0 and turns on my webcam. Nothing else happens. I also installed iv-tv including all necessary libraries and dependancies - as suggested as solution to similar model of card. Didn't change anyhting. it's basically the only thing that is not working yet (most other things i already solved-sort of). I am also interested why the programmes keep switching automaticly to video0 for input when i clearly state to them to use video1?!If this can not be solved can anyone suggest another cheap TV tunner that "just works" in Ubuntu (including remote control)?! I have a big monitor and i think i could use it as TV instead of getting a new TV....
Does anyone know of any way to get this thing to work on Karmic? Just to be able to watch TV, not even to record? I can't seem to get it to recognize it. lsusb just shows:
Code: Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0438:b003 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. but it doesn't show up in dev/video0 or anything like that, and I don't know of a program which will play it. I don't really have the money to go out and buy another tv tuner, so I really would like to get this one to work, or else I'm going to have to switch to windows
No progress viewing input yet in Linux. I installed MythTV, VLC, and no luck yet with vids or sound.I had video input with Windows Movie Maker, and Media Player Classic (3rd party), but no sound in either.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI never got that card to work In Ubuntu , this is how i`m plugged in from my setop box by coax cable to my tv tuner card . In windows i have no problem using the drivers provided by compro. It would be really cool if i got that card working in Ubuntu
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a Compro Videomate M1F TV tuner card (internal PCI). After installing ubuntu 10.10 I noticed my card was not recognized and tvtime showed no image no sound. After a Google search, I found differente threads and I tried the following: I've created saa1734.conf in directory /etc/modprobe.d (with administrative rights) with these lines:
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alias char-major-81 videodev
alias char-major-81-0 saa7134
options i2c-algo-bit bit_test=1
options saa7134 card=99 tuner=59 secam=dk
options tuner secam=d
After that, I rebooted the computer and after starting tvtime, I can see all the tv channels (great) but I have No SOUND and I don't know how to deal with that and couldn't find a solution.I know there is a problem with OSS not being supported anymore or something like that and I am a bit confused.
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03:06.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7131/SAA7133/SAA7135 Video Broadcast Decoder (rev d1)
Kernel Version: 2.6.35-22-generic
I am trying to get a tv tuner type GT-P5100 to work in Kubuntu but I have no luck. The type of tv tunner is: [URL] I checked [URL] and there is no page for this kind of tuner. I've compiled [URL] and it worked, but in tvtime I get no image. Is there another way to test if my tv tuner is working? I have no entry in /dev/dvb A relevant part of dmesg is:
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A while ago I reinstalled Ubuntu on my PC when I felt that Windows was about to give up. I'm glad I did. A lot of the applications I had on my Mac had equivalents on Linux, I was delighted and I haven't been needing Windows at all.
Up until recently everything was working fine, but now I think Linux is mixing up my Sound Card with my TV Tuner. When I call someone using Skype, it ends up airing white noise, however, if I've watched TV prior to that, it ends up airing the sound from whatever channel I was watching last. If I turn on the video calling function (despite the fact that I haven't got any webcam plugged in) it ends up airing video from that same channel.
It just started doing this randomly, and as I did some experiments, I discovered that it does this with all audio-input applications. (Sound Recorder etc,)
So I installed Pulseaudio device manager, and I discovered that my soundcard isn't listed under output devices.
A few nights ago, I was trying to set up a tv tuner card and I somehow ruined my OS. When I log into Ubuntu, all I get is errors and a blank screen. Since it was an older version, I decided to upgrade to the latest version, 10.10. So I figure that I get a live cd, transfer all my wanted files to an external drive, then install the new OS. I got the live cd and when I boot it, I get some picture at the bottom of my screen with some stick figure and what looks like a piece of film, then my monitor resets and says "Out of range" What can I do to fix this problem? I am currently on a Knoppix 2.6 live cd.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have almost everything congigured on my new Ubuntu desktop, now i just need to get the TV working, works fine in Vista. I have a couple of programs installed, neither detect the TV Tuner, guessing i either need a driver or it just wont work at all.After a bit of research i found this to be my TV Tuner - AVerMedia H789 PCI-E Hybrid DVB-T
View 4 Replies View RelatedI just got a Diamond ATI TV Wonder HD 750 USB, but it appears as though my 10.04 wont detect it. Myth cant find it. I tried to install it on my other comp running 10.10 but no dice. Anyone know of a way to get this Tv tuner card working in Ubuntu?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI have 2 tv cards that I have successfully configured to work in linux.But this 3rd one I bought recently seems to have a problem. The card is not autodetcted (that's really not the problem) but when I try to load saa7134 with:sudo modprobe saa7134 card=xx tuner=xx, it loads whatever card I indicate but the tuner never changes. This is part of the output of dmesg:
Linux video capture interface: v2.00
saa7130/34: v4l2 driver version 0.2.15 loaded
saa7134 0000:02:04.0: PCI INT A -> GSI 16 (level, low) -> IRQ 16
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Way back in the day when I was running Windows I used a Compro Tv Tuner Card which had nice, easy to use drivers for XP. Now that I'm using Ubuntu, I wouldn't mind getting another Card myself (old one died on me) and was wondering what brand was the most linux friendly so to speak?
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