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   mrkiko: hello guys
   <br> Maybe you remember me
   <br> I came there some time ago with a device I didn't manage to get working :D and another for which there was no working driver it seems. This time the problem I have is a little bit different
   <br> I scanned with w_scan the channels I could see - and it seems I can get many of the available ones. The problem ... is I can't seem to get all the channels pertaining to a certain network, Rai in Italy.
   <br> I tried w_scan -t 3 and -F option togeter, with no result from that
   <br> I can watch at other channels, even if not perfectly, with mplayer
   <br> And my device is an asus My Cinema U300 hybrid, which is based on dibcom
   <br> + xceive tuner, 3028
   <br> v27 firmware
   <br> any hint would be greatly apreciated. then, I know one of those channels, Rai 1, uses the "second audio channel" to emit audio-descriptions of some programs, for blind users, like me
   <br> How does this work? I know there are PIDs involved, but I don't know what a PID exactly is, program map id or something?
   <br> What USB hardware / PCI hardware do you recommend in case I should buy new one? In terms of functionality and support?
   <br> sorry, exiting
   <br> thank you guys for all
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