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mivilleb

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#31077 3-Mar-2009 21:07
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I would like to know if someone can confirm that this DVB-S PCI card:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Computers/Components/Other-PCI-cards/auction-205819849.htm

wIth this chipset: SDMC DM1105

works under Linux (Ubuntu 8.10) and Mythtv.

I would prefer not to be the first one to try it!

According to linuxTV, it is listed as supported:

http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-S_PCI_Cards

but would prefer clear evidence first.

Thank you for any info.

Cheers,

BM

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openmedia
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  #199055 3-Mar-2009 21:12
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It would be good if you could get the brand/model of the card, but it isn't one i've ever played with.




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mivilleb

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  #199068 3-Mar-2009 22:02
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The auction owner said it is an OEM product, so no brand name.

It is however probably the same as theDvbWorld 2002 DVB-S from searching the web:

http://www.worlddvb.com/product/htm/pcis2002.htm

Driver:

http://liplianin.at.tut.by/ds110en.html

Still a confirmation from some users would be great.

Cheers,

BM

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  #199076 3-Mar-2009 23:09
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Sadly probably doen't cut it.

Even when looking at major brands like Hauppauge each card revision can require a major driver change.

Basically if you are worried then buy something you know will work.




Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC as a Technology Evangelist and Portfolio Architect. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.


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