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DISCUSSION Ian Davidson 2 participants 2 messages Jun 21, 2008 – Jun 22, 2008 Media (V4L/DVB)

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I am planning to buy a new system and want to be able to record video (from a camera, using a composite signal).

I am considering a Intel Core 2 Duo E8200 processor running Fedora 9 and a KWorld PVR_TV 7131 TV Tuner card.

The card has many features that I don't need - (Remote Control, Scheduled recording in the Power off mode, Sleep timer etc.) - but does include Composite Input. Where can I look to verify that I will (or won't) be able to use this card as I wish. Is it supported?

Thanks in Advance

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Hi Ian,

Am Samstag, den 21.06.2008, 09:59 +0100 schrieb Ian Davidson:

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I am planning to buy a new system and want to be able to record video (from a camera, using a composite signal).

I am considering a Intel Core 2 Duo E8200 processor running Fedora 9 and a KWorld PVR_TV 7131 TV Tuner card.

The card has many features that I don't need - (Remote Control, Scheduled recording in the Power off mode, Sleep timer etc.) - but does
include Composite Input. Where can I look to verify that I will (or
won't) be able to use this card as I wish. Is it supported?

all manufacturers do some changes to their products during lifetime of the major chips involved.

So, without further details, you can't say for sure what will happen with some latest product revision available, if not in details.

Since composite support is the simplest to add and most often stays unchanged during several hardware revisions, _most_ likely it will work or is easy to add.

On recent Kworld and other cards, a change from a gpio IR remote chip to an i2c one with KS chips is the highest known risk for full support up to 2.6.24. On later stuff you might discover some tuner to saa713x audio decoding problems, caused by not to be able to set the PAL_I subnorm currently and auto detection is not always reliable then.

Cheers,
Hermann

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