I read lots of older post stating that Hauppauge HVR 1600 does not work on Ubuntu. So, has anyone more recently had any success with it on Hardy?
I read lots of older post stating that Hauppauge HVR 1600 does not work on Ubuntu. So, has anyone more recently had any success with it on Hardy?
Last edited by sofasurfer; June 1st, 2008 at 03:57 AM.
I am also wondering this. I was looking to buy one.
This is from the Hauppauge website:
Linux support for the WinTV-HVR-1600
Linux support for the WinTV-HVR-1600 is in the upcoming kernel 2.6.26 release.
Also, there is WinTV-HVR-1600 Linux support for both the analog TV tuner and the digital TV tuner available at LinuxTV.ORG in the "cx18" section.
I saw this info about an hour ago and was going to post it but you beat me to it. Good job.
So, does this mean that the HVR-1600 will be easier to get going or does it mean the it will be automatically detected and operational?
No idea. Hopefully someone else can answer that, because I want an HVR card, but I am waiting for a definite yes or no on if they work or not.
i'm tempted to run down to staples tomorrow, try it, adn take it back if it doesnt work (14 day return policy on everything)
so i'll post tomorrow if it works
Ok sorry to triple post but this is something I have been wondering about myself. I think it will be included with vanilla kernels like generic and you will just have to load the module you need or something. Anyway I suppose we have a while yet since we aren't even on 2.6.25 yet.
Willoconley.
In this line "$ cd pathToV4LDir # in my case ~/v4l*" I am confused.
These are my 2 V4L directories, "file:///home/daryl/temporary/v4l-dvb-398b07fdfe79" and "file:///home/daryl/temporary/v4l-dvb-398b07fdfe79.tar.bz2".
Shall I assume that you want me to cd to the 1st one, which is the unzipped file?
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