AverTV problem

AverTV problem

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 I'm terribly sorry, may be you can't help me, but I don't know whom 
should I wrote this.

 Under WindowsXP I can see channel at frequency 215.25 MHz, but under 
linux I can not.
 This channel cannot be found at automatic scan and even if I write 
correct numbers at stationlist.xml file, I can not see nothing but white 
noise at this frequency.
 It seems strange a little bit, because under Linux I can easily see 
channels at 207.00 MHz and 223.25 MHz.

 I have AverMedia 7133/7135 tuner AverTV 305/307/505/507 (information 
was taken from Windows).

 I have Fedora Core 10, x86_64.
 There are two lines in /etc/modprobe.conf:
----
options saa7134 secam=d card=102 tuner=38 i2c_scan=1
options tuner secam=d radio_range=66
----

vadim v. balashoff

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Re: AverTV problem

[hermann pitton]

Hello,

Am Mittwoch, den 18.03.2009, 19:41 +0300 schrieb Main Backup:
> I'm terribly sorry, may be you can't help me, but I don't know whom 
> should I wrote this.
> 
>  Under WindowsXP I can see channel at frequency 215.25 MHz, but under 
> linux I can not.
>  This channel cannot be found at automatic scan and even if I write 
> correct numbers at stationlist.xml file, I can not see nothing but white 
> noise at this frequency.
>  It seems strange a little bit, because under Linux I can easily see 
> channels at 207.00 MHz and 223.25 MHz.

yes, at least I don't remember such a report for now.

Usually it means that the tuner's VHF low/high takeover frequency is
wrong, but since all three are in VHF high this can be excluded.

>  I have AverMedia 7133/7135 tuner AverTV 305/307/505/507 (information 
> was taken from Windows).
> 
>  I have Fedora Core 10, x86_64.
>  There are two lines in /etc/modprobe.conf:
> ----
> options saa7134 secam=d card=102 tuner=38 i2c_scan=1
> options tuner secam=d radio_range=66

Hmm, maybe that 215.25 one is not secam=d, but even with a wrong TV
standard you usually get a little more than noise only.

Maybe you can try, if the driver can auto detect something there without
setting secam=d. Would still cause problems anyway, since we have no
safe method to auto detect the different SECAM standards.

Cheers,
Hermann


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AverTV problem

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Hello!

 Recently I've send the letter here with a description of small problem.
 I can easily see some channels under Windows and can't see them under 
Linux.
 I've found out what was the source of a problem. It's TvTime.
 I can see channel if it set to number, say, 28. But this frequency is 
not working on number, say, 10.
 I don't know is it bug or not, but I'll try to contact with a author of 
TvTime anyway.
 So, thanks to everyone.

vadim v. balashoff

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