[linux-dvb] New DViCO PCI-Express card.

[Steven Toth]

Shannon Wynter wrote:
> Michael Krufky wrote:
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>> Michael Krufky wrote:
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>>> Steven Toth wrote:
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>>>> Shannon Wynter wrote:
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>>>>> G'day all.
>>>>>
>>>>> What do you think my chances of getting the FusionHDTV DVB-T Dual 
>>>>> Express working?
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>>>> Do you know which demodulators they're using? If we already have 
>>>> demodulator drivers then getting some basic support for the board into 
>>>> linux would only take a few days, based on the cx23885/7 tree I'm 
>>>> working on.
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>>>>> http://www.fusionhdtv.co.kr/ENG/products/DVBTDualExpress.aspx
>>>>>
>>>>> It would appear they may have left their 'usb' adoptions behind
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>>>> Hmm.
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>>>>> Main chipset: CX23885
>>>>> Tuner: Xceive
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>>>> Probably the xc3028, for all sorts of reasons.
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>>> I think it's the xc3008.  I have this information at home, and can get back with
>>> it shortly.
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>> OK, I was wrong...  I don't have this information, but I thought I did.  I will
>> ask DViCO about it when I speak to them next.  Now, I have reason to believe
>> that their DVB-T PCIe card uses the xc3018, not the xc3008 -- but I'm not sure.
>>
>> In unrelated news, they also have a new PCIe card coming out, entitled the
>> "FusionHDTV4 Express DUAL"  ... ;-)
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> Well, I can probably lay my hands on one of these cards for testing if I
> can help in any way - not much of a hardware debugger but I can do
> simple things (c:
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Some decent pictures of the board and silicon IC's would be appreciated. 
Depending on which demod they've used, we have a strong possibility of 
supporting the device very quickly.

- Steve