Someone mentioed that linux TV had beta support for the nebula card,
however bing relativly new to linux and not understanding these things
much I can not install linux tv (I think thats what its called) to see
if it workes. Can anyone help me out?

Thanks

Jaime

Jaime wrote:
Someone mentioed that linux TV had beta support for the nebula card,
however bing relativly new to linux and not understanding these things
much I can not install linux tv (I think thats what its called) to see
if it workes. Can anyone help me out?

Thanks

Jaime

use mandrake 9.1 has good tv card support

Jaime,

Have a look at www.linuxtv.org

Rob.

"Chris p" wrote in message
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Jaime wrote:
Someone mentioed that linux TV had beta support for the nebula card,
however bing relativly new to linux and not understanding these things
much I can not install linux tv (I think thats what its called) to see
if it workes. Can anyone help me out?

Thanks

Jaime

use mandrake 9.1 has good tv card support

Jaime,

Have a look at www.linuxtv.org

Rob.

I did, and I coudn't work out how to install it, and guides for an beginner
to install this kind of thing.

Thanks

Jaime

Jaime wrote:
Thanks very much, I'll have a go sometime soon, although te following line
dosnt inspire confidence:

"The setup isn't 'easy'. I've been using Unix since '94 and linux from mid
'95 and it took me about half a day to get a picture."

Jaime



You're unlikely to break anything permanently. The only things you're
likely to lose are your time, your temper and your patience

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"Ian Clark" wrote in message
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Jaime wrote:
Thanks very much, I'll have a go sometime soon, although te following
line
dosnt inspire confidence:

"The setup isn't 'easy'. I've been using Unix since '94 and linux from
mid
'95 and it took me about half a day to get a picture."

Jaime



You're unlikely to break anything permanently. The only things you're
likely to lose are your time, your temper and your patience


Has anyone managed to get DigiTV to work on Linux yet?

I thought those drivers only worked with the nova/dec pci?

In message , Jaime
writes
Have a look at www.linuxtv.org

Rob.


I did, and I coudn't work out how to install it, and guides for an
beginner
to install this kind of thing.

Thanks

Jaime



Bit out of date, but it might help http://www.linux101.org/DTTV_on_Linux

Thanks very much, I'll have a go sometime soon, although te following line
dosnt inspire confidence:

"The setup isn't 'easy'. I've been using Unix since '94 and linux from mid
'95 and it took me about half a day to get a picture."

Throw back to the early days of television then ;-)
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