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kevin wrote:
Well technically they don't support Linux, so I guess they're trying to determine if it is the product or not.Hi all can any one help with this situation with my DVB-T card? In August it worked fine ( has been for 18months) Aug 12 I lost BBC1 the first to move to the new Digital In Sept I lost the lot? So I Emailed Hauppauge whit the problem and the Details ielsmod comes up with the moduletveeprom 17233 1 saa7134 and got this reply "Hello Do you have a windows system that you can install the card into and thendownload out latest windows software (WinTV 7 CD 1.2) "Don't you just love techies focused on the OS and not the product?
I'm pretty certain that the driver should support it. At least the scan file used by the the dvb-tools scan application supports 8K.anyway I said I can build a Win Xp machine and check it out and unexpectedly he replied "The tuner can use either 2k or 8k modulation but the driver may need tobe re-built / compiled "regarding a Conversation with an Arqiva Transmitter engineer who said the new system uses 8k modulation now instead of 2k Has any one already compiled successfully a "new dirver" I presume it refers to the module saa7134?Or is it in a newer kernel than mine2.6.25.10-47.fc8
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