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cx18 is a kernel driver module meant to support devices that use a [[Conexant CX2341x|CX23418]] MPEG2 encoder chip, which, taken collectively, are known as [[cx18 devices (cx23418)]].
cx18 is a kernel driver module meant to support devices that use a [[Conexant CX2341x|CX23418]] MPEG2 encoder chip, which, taken collectively, are known as [[cx18 devices (cx23418)]].



Latest revision as of 19:56, 21 January 2012

cx18 is a kernel driver module meant to support devices that use a CX23418 MPEG2 encoder chip, which, taken collectively, are known as cx18 devices (cx23418).

The cx18 driver has its own wiki within the ivtv Project (from which much of cx18's source code was derived). The most current version of the driver is built from the main development repository located here on LinuxTV.

This driver works perfectly for all NTSC/ATSC functions. As of 1/2009, VBI and subtitles are not yet fully functional. As a general recommendation, use a dual-core system to get good ATSC/SD rendering. There are known PCI issues when using older hardware. Older hardware can't smoothly render an ATSC stream anyway...

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