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Re: Difficulties with Conexant Winfast TV2000 XP (rev 05)

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Jack Bertram wrote:
* Sid Boyce <sboyce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [050131 15:29]:

It turns out that tuner=37 gives me a colour picture, but I still can't
get sound - only a dull hiss.  It's definitely coming from the card - if
I unplug the cable between it and the sound card, it stops.


I took the card out and had a look at it:

Only chip on it is a Conexant CX23881-19

Tuner sticker says

PAL-I 34705
Rev J198
Assuming you want PAL-I (ie UK):

Have you tried the latest v4l snapshot? PAL-I sound only started working on the CX88 from snapshot video4linux-20050120-125446.tar.gz (http://dl.bytesex.org/cvs-snapshots/).

You may then have to explicitly force the TV norm into PAL-I. Using tvtime, I use the following script to get it all started properly (you also need xawtv installed for this to work):

#!/bin/sh
nohup tvtime &
sleep 1
v4lctl setnorm PAL-I
tvtime-command CHANNEL_DOWN CHANNEL_UP

If that still doesn't work, you may have to explicitly load the tda9887 module at boot (or at least before you load cx8800). When you load it correctly, you should see something like the following in dmesg when cx8800 loads (around the time that tuner gets set):

tda9885/6/7: chip found @ 0x86

If that still doesn't work, try placing this in /etc/modules.conf and reload:

options tda9885 qss=1


Hope some of that helps. Regards Ian

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