--- DVB/INSTALL	2002/12/05 13:55:59	1.9
+++ DVB/INSTALL	2003/02/07 12:58:20	1.10
@@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ Configuration:
   Otherwise, change the path for KERNEL_LOCATION in DVB/driver/Makefile.
   Note that the configuration of the driver sources also has to match that
   of the kernel you are running.
-  You have to have the i2c and videodev drivers enabled in your kernel
+  You have to have the videodev core driver enabled in your kernel
   to use the DVB driver.
 
 - Make sure that your kernel has enabled: 
 
-    video4linux support (CONFIG_VIDEODEV),
+    Video4Linux Support (CONFIG_VIDEODEV),
     Input Core Support (CONFIG_INPUT) and 
-    event device support (CONFIG_INPUT_EVDEV)
+    Event Device Support (CONFIG_INPUT_EVDEV)
 
 - Login as root, change to the directory DVB/driver and type "make".
 
@@ -26,21 +26,14 @@ Configuration:
   the device nodes
 
 - apps/szap/ contains three simple applications for zapping with
-  DVB-S, DVB-C or DVB-T cards; read the comments in
+  DVB-S, DVB-C or DVB-T cards (szap/czap/tzap); read the comments in
   apps/szap/szap.c for instructions
 
 - if your card has a hardware MPEG2 decoder you can watch TV
   with e.g. xawtv; otherwise you need a software MPEG2 decoder
   like mplayer or vlc
 
-If you want to use tuxzap:
-
-- Change to DVB/libdvb and type "make"
-
-- Now change to DVB/apps/tuxzap and read the instructions
-
-- The tuxzap package contains several gtk applications for DVB-S reception
-  read the instructions in the apps/tuxzap directory for more information
-  Sample config files for the tuxzap applications are in DVB/apps/
-  copy them to .dvbrc.
+Now you're ready to watch out for some real applications for your card. 
+Search the net for dvbtune, dvbstream, VDR, Enigma, Neutrino, tuxzap,
+mplayer (incl. the DVB plugin), dvbsnoop...