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select:
select:
[*] Video For Linux<br>
[*] Video For Linux


and then go inside video for linux, see the screenshot
and then go into <U>'''video for linux'''</U>, see the screenshot


DEVICE DRIVERS -> MULTIMEDIA DEVICES -> VIDEO FOR LINUX:<BR>
DEVICE DRIVERS -> MULTIMEDIA DEVICES -> VIDEO FOR LINUX:<BR>
[[Image:kernel-aver777.png]]


--- Video Adapters<br>
⚫
You must select these components in the kernel configuration if you want your avermedia777 to work. You can compile-in kernel (marked as asterisk) or as Modules (typing M)<BR>
[ ] Enable advanced debug functionality<br>
< > BT848 Video For Linux<br>
< > CPiA Video For Linux<br>
< > CPia2 Video For Linux<br>
< > SAA5246A, SAA5281 Teletext processor<br>
< > SAA5249 Teletext processor<br>
< > SAB3036 tuner<br>
< > Zoran ZR36057/36067 Video For Linux<br>
<*> Philips SAA7134 support<br>
<*> Philips SAA7134 DMA audio support<br>
<*> DVB/ATSC Support for saa7134 based TV cards<br>
[ } Build all supported frontends for saa7134 based TV cards<br>
[*] Zarlink MT352 DVB-T Support<br>
[ ] Philips TDA10045H/TDA10046H DVB-T Support<br>
[ ] NXT2002/NXT2004 ATSC Support<br>
< > Siemens-Nixdorf "Multimedia eXtension Board"<br>
< > Philips Semiconductors "dpc7146 demonstration board"<br>
< > Hexium HV-PCI6 and Orion frame grabber<br>
< > Hexium Gemini frame grabber<br>
< > Conexant 2388x (bt878 successor) support<br>
< > OmniVision Camera Chip support<br>

<BR>
⚫
You must select these components in the kernel configuration if you want your avermedia777 to work. You can compile-in kernel (marked as asterisk) or as Modules (typing M). Some people may think that if they compile in-kernel these components, in particular the saa7134, they won't be able to specify parameters. That's wrong

Revision as of 16:48, 16 May 2006

PREFACE

The Avermedia 777 is a budget pci DVB-T Card. You can get one for about 65 euros.
You must know that Avermedia777 features a Philips saa7134 and Zarlink MT352 demodulator.

For make this card work, you need at last a vanilla kernel 2.6.17rc3. First we will see how to configure our kernel for the avermedia 777:

KERNEL CONFIGURATION

DEVICE DRIVERS -> I2C ->

select: 

 [*] I2C Support
 [*] I2C Device Interface

DEVICE DRIVERS -> I2C -> I2C Algorithms 

 [*] I2C bit-banging interfaces

DEVICE DRIVERS -> MULTIMEDIA DEVICES ->

select: 

 [*] Video For Linux

and then go into video for linux, see the screenshot

DEVICE DRIVERS -> MULTIMEDIA DEVICES -> VIDEO FOR LINUX:

--- Video Adapters
[ ] Enable advanced debug functionality
< > BT848 Video For Linux
< > CPiA Video For Linux
< > CPia2 Video For Linux
< > SAA5246A, SAA5281 Teletext processor
< > SAA5249 Teletext processor
< > SAB3036 tuner
< > Zoran ZR36057/36067 Video For Linux
<*> Philips SAA7134 support
<*> Philips SAA7134 DMA audio support
<*> DVB/ATSC Support for saa7134 based TV cards
[ } Build all supported frontends for saa7134 based TV cards
[*] Zarlink MT352 DVB-T Support
[ ] Philips TDA10045H/TDA10046H DVB-T Support
[ ] NXT2002/NXT2004 ATSC Support
< > Siemens-Nixdorf "Multimedia eXtension Board"
< > Philips Semiconductors "dpc7146 demonstration board"
< > Hexium HV-PCI6 and Orion frame grabber
< > Hexium Gemini frame grabber
< > Conexant 2388x (bt878 successor) support
< > OmniVision Camera Chip support


You must select these components in the kernel configuration if you want your avermedia777 to work. You can compile-in kernel (marked as asterisk) or as Modules (typing M). Some people may think that if they compile in-kernel these components, in particular the saa7134, they won't be able to specify parameters. That's wrong

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