ATSC PCIe cards: Difference between revisions

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Currently there are no supported ATSC PCIe cards, as drivers for any of the available PCIe bridges that may be employed in such cards have not yet been
Currently there are no supported ATSC PCIe cards.
developed.


== Possible PCIe Bridges ==
== Possible PCIe Bridges ==
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* Micronas APB 7202A nGene dual-channel PCI-Express multimedia controller
* Micronas APB 7202A nGene dual-channel PCI-Express multimedia controller
* Philips SAA7162 (dual A/V decoder) and SAA7160/SAA7161 (multimedia A/V bridge)
* Philips SAA7162 (dual A/V decoder) and SAA7160/SAA7161 (multimedia A/V bridge)


Currently none of these chips have had Linux drivers developed yet; which is a prime reason why cards bearing them are presently not supported under Linux





Revision as of 06:14, 11 February 2007

Currently there are no supported ATSC PCIe cards.

Possible PCIe Bridges

  • ATI Theater 550
  • ATI Theater 650
  • Conexant CX23885/6/7/8
  • Micronas APB 7202A nGene dual-channel PCI-Express multimedia controller
  • Philips SAA7162 (dual A/V decoder) and SAA7160/SAA7161 (multimedia A/V bridge)


Currently none of these chips have had Linux drivers developed yet; which is a prime reason why cards bearing them are presently not supported under Linux


Unsupported ATSC PCIe cards