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This is about a Twinhan Budget PCI card, capabable of recieving digital TV and radio |
This is about the '''TwinhanDTV Ter Mini''', a Twinhan Budget PCI card, capabable of recieving only-digital TV and radio (DVB-T). It's also capabable of HDTV standard 1080i, which I haven't tested as there is no HDTV transmission in UK (whole Europe) yet. Otherwise, the card works well with Linux. |
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On the package it says: "TwinhanDTV Digital Terrestrial TV Card Ter" but then actually on the side it's ticked "Mini Ter (Low Profile)" (and not "Ter (Standard)"). There's also a sticker saying "Model 3020C". |
On the package it says: "TwinhanDTV Digital Terrestrial TV Card Ter" but then actually on the side it's ticked "Mini Ter (Low Profile)" (and not "Ter (Standard)"). There's also a sticker saying "Model 3020C". |
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Company page: [http://www.twinhan.com/product_terrestrial_2.asp] |
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It comes up as Bt878 in lspci: |
It comes up as Bt878 in lspci: |
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Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11) |
Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11) |
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Multimedia controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Audio Capture (rev 11) |
Multimedia controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Audio Capture (rev 11) |
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== Driver / make it work == |
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The [[BT878]] chip is supported by new kernel versions -- good news! :) |
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This is what I've done (Debian Sarge testing, kernel version 2.6.16.9). It follows the standard installation of the [[bttv]] driver for DVB as it is included in new kernels: |
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In kernel configuration (make menuconfig) make sure to have: |
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* Under Device Drivers - Multimedia Devices - Video for Linux |
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<M> BT 848 |
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[*] DVB for bt878 |
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which is equivalent to these entries in the kernel .config file: |
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xx |
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xx |
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* Under Device Drivers - Sound - ALSA - PCI devices |
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<M> BT878 |
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which is equivalent to this entry in the kernel .config file: |
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xx |
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* Somewhere else |
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something else |
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which is equivalent to this entry in the kernel .config file: |
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CONFIG_VIDEO_BTCX = m |
Revision as of 12:55, 23 April 2006
This is about the TwinhanDTV Ter Mini, a Twinhan Budget PCI card, capabable of recieving only-digital TV and radio (DVB-T). It's also capabable of HDTV standard 1080i, which I haven't tested as there is no HDTV transmission in UK (whole Europe) yet. Otherwise, the card works well with Linux.
On the package it says: "TwinhanDTV Digital Terrestrial TV Card Ter" but then actually on the side it's ticked "Mini Ter (Low Profile)" (and not "Ter (Standard)"). There's also a sticker saying "Model 3020C".
Company page: [1]
It comes up as Bt878 in lspci:
Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11) Multimedia controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Audio Capture (rev 11)
Driver / make it work
The BT878 chip is supported by new kernel versions -- good news! :)
This is what I've done (Debian Sarge testing, kernel version 2.6.16.9). It follows the standard installation of the bttv driver for DVB as it is included in new kernels:
In kernel configuration (make menuconfig) make sure to have:
- Under Device Drivers - Multimedia Devices - Video for Linux
<M> BT 848 [*] DVB for bt878
which is equivalent to these entries in the kernel .config file:
xx xx
- Under Device Drivers - Sound - ALSA - PCI devices
<M> BT878
which is equivalent to this entry in the kernel .config file:
xx
- Somewhere else
something else
which is equivalent to this entry in the kernel .config file:
CONFIG_VIDEO_BTCX = m