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In relation to V4L-DVB devices, a USB interface chipset is a bridge between the device's receiver (in the case of TV tuner devices) and A/V inputs (in the case of some devices) and the host computer's USB channel. Some examples of USB interface chipsets that are used in V4L-DVB USB devices include:
In relation to V4L-DVB devices, an USB interface chipset is a bridge between the device's receiver (in the case of TV tuner devices) and A/V inputs (in the case of some devices) and the host computer's USB channel. Some examples of USB interface chipsets that are used in V4L-DVB USB devices include:


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Revision as of 03:39, 9 December 2008

In relation to V4L-DVB devices, an USB interface chipset is a bridge between the device's receiver (in the case of TV tuner devices) and A/V inputs (in the case of some devices) and the host computer's USB channel. Some examples of USB interface chipsets that are used in V4L-DVB USB devices include:

USB interface Chipsets
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