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Headrush
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 Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 5:49 am Post subject: |
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| gir_doom wrote: | | I ended up trading someone for a an 878 chipset card. It was great, I installed the card and coldplug or hotplug (I can't remember which) loaded bttv with all the right options. It took me like 5 minutes to get it installed and working. So I didn't end up fixing the problem, but I have tv now. |
That's too bad 
I found my saa7134 card had a better picture than my old bt878 based card, but probably not enough to bother most people, I guess I am an elitist 
It would have been nice to find out what the problem was, but we'll just not give Linux a bad reputation and never mention that we couldn't find the problem and vow never to speak of it again. |
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beandog
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| Headrush wrote: | | I found my saa7134 card had a better picture than my old bt878 based card, but probably not enough to bother most people, I guess I am an elitist |
Ditto. The picture is much nicer. Sound, too.
| Quote: | | It would have been nice to find out what the problem was, but we'll just not give Linux a bad reputation and never mention that we couldn't find the problem and vow never to speak of it again. |
It's not too surprising, really ... there are just a lot of cards out there, and they are hard to detect. :T
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