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Pinnacle HD 801e

DISCUSSION Steven Toth 2 participants 2 messages Apr 14, 2008 – Apr 15, 2008 3 messages not in the archive Media (V4L/DVB)

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#3 lore raw
Quoted 5 lines · Scott Z

Steve,

I saw you were working on a driver for the HVR950Q. I recently went out to purchase a Pinnacle 800e, and it turned out to be an 801e. I was thinking the 801e was a copy of the HVR950Q since I thought the 800e was a copy of the HVR950.

I tried to use the HVR950Q repository that you have. I just simply changed the device ID to make a 801e look like a HVR950Q. This didn't work. I wondered this was too simple of an approach. Also, if there is an advice you can give on things I could try, that would be great. I have a fairly good programming background, but limited driver support.

Hey Scott,

Bad choice, 950q is a good stick.

I've copied the v4l mailing list on this reply, as other may be able to help.

Have you opened the device? Do you know what parts it contains? Do you have a list of the windows driver files - perhaps we can partly determine form this.

Also please include the lsusb -v output for this device.

Thanks,

Steve

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#4 lore raw
Quoted 16 lines · Steven Toth
Quoted 7 lines · Scott Z

Steve,

I saw you were working on a driver for the HVR950Q. I recently went out to purchase a Pinnacle 800e, and it turned out to be an 801e. I was thinking the 801e was a copy of the HVR950Q since I thought the 800e was a copy of the HVR950.

Quoted 5 lines

I tried to use the HVR950Q repository that you have. I just simply changed the device ID to make a 801e look like a HVR950Q. This didn't work. I wondered this was too simple of an approach. Also, if there is an advice you can give on things I could try, that would be great. I have a fairly good programming background, but limited driver support.

Hey Scott,

Quoted 9 lines

Bad choice, 950q is a good stick.

I've copied the v4l mailing list on this reply, as other may be able to help.

Have you opened the device? Do you know what parts it contains? Do you have a list of the windows driver files - perhaps we can partly determine form this.

no need to open the stick.

DIBcom 0700C-XCCXa-G
USB 2.0 D3LTK.1
0804-0100-C
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SAMSUNG
S5H1411X01-Y0
NOTKRSUI H0801
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XCeive
XC5000AQ
BK66326.1
0802MYE3
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Cirrus
5340CZZ
0748
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CONEXANT
CX25843-24Z
71035657
0742 KOREA
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http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.drivers.dvb/40970

Markus

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