Re: WinTV PVR usb 2

[obi <graziano@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 07:54:10PM -0500, Dwaine Garden wrote:
> jamesdurant@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> >I got my 941 working with the latest CVS of xawtv.  scantv does not work, 
> >but try scantv -a  This will go through all the frequencies and find 
> >stuff.  Then run scantv again and it will have the channels.  Let us know 
> >how it works.  Thanks, James
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> It's hard to get people to identify the tuners in their USB devices.    
> A pci card is easy, they just look at the chips on the card.   A USB 
> device, people are scared to crack it open and see
> what chips are on the PCB.

Well, I just opened up mine. I surely have no much idea what I'm looking
for, so I'll spit out here eveything I see. If you need anything else let
me know and I'll take a look at it.

Where the antenna (both actually) comes in is a Phillips shiny box with
written on
	3139 147 13421A#
	FM1236/F hm
	SV22 0350
and it was made in Indonesia :)

The Mpeg encoder (so far the only easily chip identifiable by me :)) is
	Conexant MPEG II A/V Encoder
	CX23416-12
	G4022167
	0408 taiwan

and I think that the chip close by is memory (it's marked
	M2V64S50DTP
	TAIWAN 251MA07

I see a promising one
	SAA7115HL
	RA4998.1  20
	kS04121

then thereis 
	CY7C68013-
	100AC 0335
	E 04 639703

and
	XILINK
	XC9572XL
	VQ64CMN0405
	F1286404A
	7C
and close by
	MICRONAS
	MSP 4448G A2
	3522 J6 MH X
	126649.000

I took a picture but you cannot really read all the numbers. There are
other smaller chips/shiny things with inscriptions: if they is the need
let me know and I can send you all of them.

thanks
graziano


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