Re: KWorld 120 IR control?

[stuart <stuart@xnet.com>]

stuart wrote:
> hermann pitton wrote:
>> stuart wrote:
>>> hermann pitton wrote:
>>> Hi Stuart,
>>>
>>> Am Sonntag, den 14.09.2008, 15:07 -0500 schrieb stuart:
>>>> Hi...
>>>>
>>>> This is my monthly (humm, more like quarterly) bump to see if anyone 
>>>> has looked at (or can tell me what to do with) the KWorld 120 
>>>> video4linux drivers when it comes to getting the IR hardware to work.
>>>>
>>>> I would think, by now, there are a lot of these cards out there.  
>>>> Were not the KWorld 110 and 115 ATSC tuners popular here?  And 
>>>> haven't they been replaced by the KWorld 120?  If so, what are people 
>>>> doing for IR?
>>>>
>>>> ...thanks
>>>>
>>>
>>> Mauro, better we all of course, need to review Brian Rogers latest patch
>>> from Thursday on this to get it in.
>>>
>>> Based on this, likely Dwaine Garden is the one who can further proceed
>>> for the Kworld stuff too.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Hermann
>> 
>> Hey, thanks to all who have contributed to the KWorld-120 v4l driver! If 
>> it wasn't obvious, I've been enjoying the sound and video from my v4l 
>> driven KWorld-120 for months now.
>> 
>> So, are these IR remote control patches in Staging (the v4l somewhat 
>> stable pre-release version).  I've pulled and compiled from that repo 
>> before - no problem if that's where the new IR code is.
>> 
>> ...thanks
> there have been patches on the lists for KS003 and KS007 i2c driven
> remotes, but nothing is in yet.
> 
> Brian Rogers current version likely will make it in now for the saa7134
> MSI TV@nywhere, based on Henry Wong's old patch.
> 
> Mauro will have a look at it again next week after Portland.
> 
> It likely can provide the base for other cards and drivers too then.
> 
> Cheers,
> Hermann


Re: KWorld 120 IR control "Montly Bump"...

Sorry to bother you guys again.  But some Brick and Mortar Frys stores 
(on line it's still the full $60) have this card on sale.

Perhaps if you could tell me (us) what to watch for in the different v4l 
repositories we could track this feature our selves.

...thanks


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