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It has been reported on the mailing list that Anysee has not been willing to help open source developers to write a Linux driver by handing out specifications (source?). Any further information on communication with Anysee would be welcome. Anyway, Reverse-engineering should be possible. |
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Anysee devices bearing "Plus" in their product name indicate the presence of a smart card interface. |
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Revision as of 20:02, 16 December 2007
Anysee is a Korean manufacturer of DVB USB devices.
It has been reported on the mailing list that Anysee has not been willing to help open source developers to write a Linux driver by handing out specifications (source?). Any further information on communication with Anysee would be welcome. Anyway, Reverse-engineering should be possible.
Anysee devices bearing "Plus" in their product name indicate the presence of a smart card interface.
| Model | Standard | Interface | Supported | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| K30 | ATSC | USB | no | |
| K50 | ATSC | USB | no | adds analog support (TV and a/v input) |
| E30 | DVB-T | USB | no | |
| E30 Plus | DVB-T | USB | no | smart card support |
| E30C Plus | DVB-C | USB | no | smart card support |
| E30S Plus | DVB-S | USB | no | smart card support |
| E30PS Plus | DVB-S | PCI | no | smart card support |
External links
- anysee webpage (see English for DVB-C/S/T devices & Korean for ATSC devices)