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This is a [[DVB-T2]] and [[DVB-C]] [[DVB-T2 USB Devices|USB device]] by [[Pinnacle|PCTV Systems]]. |
This is a [[DVB-T2]] and [[DVB-C]] [[DVB-T2 USB Devices|USB device]] by [[Pinnacle|PCTV Systems]]. |
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It has experimental support since May 2011 in the [http://git.linuxtv.org/media_tree.git?a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/staging/for_v2.6.40 media tree Git repository] for v2.6.40. |
It has experimental support since May 2011 in the [http://git.linuxtv.org/media_tree.git?a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/staging/for_v2.6.40 media tree Git repository] for v2.6.40. It is supported in kernel 3.0 and later. |
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==Overview/Features== |
==Overview/Features== |
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DVB-C does not seem to be fully supported with Linux, especially QAM256 (Windows officially only supports DVB-T and T2), according to mailinglist DVB-T2 LNA(?) damages DVB-C signal. |
DVB-C does not seem to be fully supported with Linux, especially QAM256 (Windows officially only supports DVB-T and T2), according to mailinglist DVB-T2 LNA(?) damages DVB-C signal. |
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Be aware that some kernels broke the PCTV nanostick T2 290e. |
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[https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66861 bugzilla.kernel.org] |
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Latest revision as of 02:54, 3 March 2014
This is a DVB-T2 and DVB-C USB device by PCTV Systems.
It has experimental support since May 2011 in the media tree Git repository for v2.6.40. It is supported in kernel 3.0 and later.
Overview/Features
"Sandwich" style dual PCB. Top board contains EEPROM and NXP TDA18271 tuner. Bottom board has Sony CXD2820R DVB-T/T2/C demodulator and Empia em28174 controller.
The current Linux driver presents two frontends, one for DVB-C, the other for DVB-T/T2. T2 multiplexes are automatically detected and provided through the same API as DVB-T, giving maximum user-land compatibility. Support for T2 specific features are in development, but it's unclear whether broadcasters are making use of such features.
DVB-C does not seem to be fully supported with Linux, especially QAM256 (Windows officially only supports DVB-T and T2), according to mailinglist DVB-T2 LNA(?) damages DVB-C signal.
Be aware that some kernels broke the PCTV nanostick T2 290e. bugzilla.kernel.org