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[linux-dvb] Re: Ideas Wanted: Grundig STB Works, Nova-T Doesn't
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- Subject: [linux-dvb] Re: Ideas Wanted: Grundig STB Works, Nova-T Doesn't
- From: Martin Smith <martin@spamcop.net>
- Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2003 20:48:23 +0100
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From: "Robert Schlabbach":
> From: "Michael Hunold":
>> As it has been pointed out in other answers, the PCI burst length of the
>> saa7146 can be tweaked for every dma channel.
>>
>> This is explained on page 31 of the data sheet, registers 0x48 and 0x4c.
> FWIW, I found that my DVB-Cable budget card works best on my i440BX
> motherboard with:
>
> - DMA3 PCI burst length = 32 DWORDs
> - DMA3 FIFO threshold = 32 DWORDs
I tried the PCI settings you suggested with the dvb-kernel driver and it did
noticeably improve the picture. There are still some remaining artefacts though.
But I then tried the card in my Athlon machine and it works correctly. I wish
I'd done that earlier now. My excuse is that I really didn't want to upset my
working MythTV system.
So I guess the PCI related theories look good and it's something to do with the
motherboard / chipset. It would be nice to get the older machine working but
it's not essential for testing / working on the Myth DVB code now I know it's
going to be usable!
Thanks to everyone who made suggestions,
Martin
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