[linux-dvb] Re: Call for the driver developers

[Axel Gruber <axelgruber2@gmx.de>]

> Where are you ... what's up at convergence ???? Why is nobody answering
> klaus's questions

I also donīt understand why they allready change/implement new things and dotnīt solve the "old knowīn Problems"

For Example: Channel switching - everyone knows that the driver shut down if you make heavy channel-Switching - they say - that there is no problem known...

The Problem witht the CIīs - the "old CI-Support" isnīt realy good - but the newer Camīs arenīt supported yet - no comment to this...

For Example: VDR with 1 CARD - after Replaying - CAM ist dead - you have to reload the driver... - that canīt be ! - A Friend of mine (Overdrive - he ist the Programmer of the WINDOWS-Software WINDVBLIVE) sayed to me that he "reset the CAM" after each Reply - so i have asked klaus if he can implement this function to VDR - but - he sayīs that the DRIVER donīt offer a "CAM-RESET" or a "CAM-INIT" function...


I know - the DRIVER and itīs sources  are without Payment - but sometimes i wish that they sell the driver for Money - then i can say whatīs wrong.....


The second thing: the Guys of Convergence say that they develop the driver for Commercial SET-TO-BOXES - at this point i only can laugh (lachen) - because with the stability of the driver - they will sell only 1 BOX - they will get it back after 5 Dayīs.

The VDR-Project is a realy cool Project and Klaus spent very much Time in Programming and Development and i hate to see that he spent a big part of his time only in setting up VDR to the DRIVER-Changes...


Perhaps i donīt understand you (Convergence), perhaps you have another (stable) driver wich is not public - perhaps you donīt have the time to do this  - but - a statement of you guys would be realy helpfull for all here in this list !


I mean - if you donīt want to implement for example CI then say it - but dont say: "maybe, later, ....."


OK - perhaps iīm now on some "red bann lists" but i have to say this - i thought long about this....





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