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A [[DVB-T]] [[DVB-T USB Devices|USB 2.0 device]] from [[Anysee]]. |
A [[DVB-T]] [[DVB-T USB Devices|USB 2.0 device]] from [[Anysee]]. |
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It is currently unsupported in the mainline Linux-DVB tree, but luckily support has been development in [http://linuxtv.org/hg/~anttip/anysee/ its own branch]. The branch is already working fine for many, and it's going to be integrated into Linux kernel later on. |
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The design of DVB-T E30 seems to be similar to the Twinhan Alpha Stick (same Tuner and Demod), but it doesn't work with the alpha-driver (vp7045) and firmware. It also contains a Cypress CY7C68013 chip for USB microcontroller which is widely used and supported. |
The design of DVB-T E30 seems to be similar to the Twinhan Alpha Stick (same Tuner and Demod), but it doesn't work with the alpha-driver (vp7045) and firmware. It also contains a Cypress CY7C68013 chip for USB microcontroller which is widely used and supported. |
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Revision as of 16:40, 14 December 2007
A DVB-T USB 2.0 device from Anysee.
It is currently unsupported in the mainline Linux-DVB tree, but luckily support has been development in its own branch. The branch is already working fine for many, and it's going to be integrated into Linux kernel later on.
The design of DVB-T E30 seems to be similar to the Twinhan Alpha Stick (same Tuner and Demod), but it doesn't work with the alpha-driver (vp7045) and firmware. It also contains a Cypress CY7C68013 chip for USB microcontroller which is widely used and supported.
([1]) (just an idea)? dvb-usb-vp7045 reported to load at [2] (an old message).
Note: It has been reported that Anysee has not been willing to help open source developers to write a Linux driver by handing out specifications. Any further information on communication with Anysee would be welcome.
AMT, the manufacturer of the device, recently released a SDK for the device. http://www.anysee.com/eng/download/anyseeE30Plus.php
- The SDK looks like only Infra-Red / SmartCard programming information when using their Windows drivers. Basically nothing.