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The card uses the '''budget-av''' driver in Linux. |
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[[MythTV]] finds two tuners on this card. SD recordings hardly impact the CPU utilization. Viewing or recording (non encrypted) HD content uses about 80% of my CPU capacity. |
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Revision as of 20:40, 1 January 2010
A DVB-C PCI card produced by KNC1 based on the Philips SAA7146.
As far as I know all revisions should work on Linux.
Details
The card has a CI connector (Cineview module add-on required) and it works fine on Linux. Tested CAMs:
| Type | HW/SW version | Application version | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mascom Alphacrypt (full) | Official firmware 3.09 (flashable) | Kaffeine? MythTV |
Working fine |
The card uses the budget-av driver in Linux.
MythTV finds two tuners on this card. SD recordings hardly impact the CPU utilization. Viewing or recording (non encrypted) HD content uses about 80% of my CPU capacity.