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I'm running Gentoo, and using both XawTV and TVTime, the picture quality from my ATI TV Wonder VE is very bad. Every channel has a fairly substantial loss of quality. I've had this problem numerous times, and have only seemed to fix it once. I just don't exactly know how I did it. All the modules I need are enabled, and this is my /etc/modules.d/bttv file. Sorry, I don't have a screenshot, but it's like a fuzzy antenna signal, but from the cable.
i dont have any experience with ati cards but it sounds to me like the card option for the bttv module is set wrong. a quick peek in the bttv docs suggest cards numbered 63 and 64 for the ATI Tv Wonder thingy. so try those card numbers and see what happens.
<edit> sorry im in tech mode, have a look in your /etc/modules.conf (as root) there should be a line something like
options bttv card=xx radio=xx
try numbers 63 and 64 for the card number, after changing the file you'll have to rmmod bttv and run depmod.
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