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I have the Hauppauge Nova-T PCI, Conexant chipset, which I am trying to install on a fresh SUSE 10.0 installation.
This works fine in the dual booted windblows installation, so I know there isn't anything wrong with the card or signal.
YAST detects two devices, one driven by cx88_dvb (originally detected as Hauppauge Nova-T, but becomes 'user defined' after changing the sound card setting), the other CX23880/1/2/3 PCI Video and Audio Decoder [MPEG Port], driven by b2c2-flexcop. Scanning channels through YAST (PAL, europe-west) brings up 'PAL: Not found' & no results. Clicking on the tuner button in either device brings up 'no tuner available for the selected card'
Kaffeine configure channels shows no signal, SNR of 50% and again, no channels. KDETV also finds no channels.
I've searched through here to see if anyone has set this card up, it would seem they have, but nobody says (in terms I can understand!) how they did it!
I never scanned for channels - I just used a ready-made channels.conf file for my local transmitter that I found on the web. If you have such a thing you can tune the card directly using an application like tzap.
Otherwise I think you have to choose your transmitter and provide some initial configuration, as described in:
There are probably modules that shouldn't be there from previous efforts to get the right driver going, but I don't know how to stop them coming back after reboot.
WAHEY! I've worked it out. The frequencies I've found for the area are wrong - but I've found out a way of getting the right ones. I'll be back later with a full description, but for now, I'm completing the channel selection
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