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A [[DVB-T]] USB 2.0 device from [[TechnoTrend]]. Not to be mixed up with e.g. [[TechniSat]] AirStar TeleStick T1 is a clone of it.

'''[[TerraTec]] Cinergy T Stick Black''' is a [[USB|USB 2.0]] [[DVB-T]] device. ...inuxTV. The manufacturer's [http://linux.terratec.de/ Linux page] links to a vendor driver.

...l 2.6.28 [http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commit;h=f689d9083a3a46ae3801c37d0dbcb170fc6a9608]. a dual RF input pci card

'''TVISTO''' was a brand property of Electro Global Sources, a Taiwanese company. Most products where keyboards, speakers, webcams and som If you find a new TVISTO DVB-T USB stick fell free to add it in the [[Template:USB_Device

...ort Stream]] interface with hardware [[PID]] filters which, if delivery of a complete Transport Stream payload is not desired, allow for the removal of ...cording one HD program (typically 14-17Mbps) from a 256-QAM stream (having a demodulated payload ~38.8Mbps), or when recording low resolution program st

The Matrox Meteor is a family of PCI based frame grabber cards produced by Matrox (in the early to Matrox Meteor, a standard monochrome and color frame grabber.

This article is about Taiwan-based ITE Tech. Inc., a [[wiktionary:fabless|fabless]] semiconductor manufacturer. *2005: Afa Technologies, founded in October 2002, was a Taiwanese based fabless semiconductor design house that produced [[demodula

...ional input when used with PC cases that have built in front or rear panel A/V connectors (S-Video, Composite and L/R Audio). ...hence the need to include this adapter). The retail package looks to add a remote controller, an IR blaster and receiver, and some other cable.

A [[Universal Serial Bus|USB 2.0]] [[DVB-T]] device by [[Hauppauge]]. This appears to be a new version replacing the [[Hauppauge_WinTV-HVR-900|WinTV-HVR-900]].

Here you see a signal, which has five complete oscillations in a time interval of exactly one second, the frequency of that signal is theref But you can describe the same signal in a second way. The same signal in the ''frequency domain'' looks somehow diffe

4 x DVB-T tuners on a PCI-e card.

Not supported under any existing Linux driver at the moment. Has a USB 2.0 interface, IR receiver, MPEG2 hardware decoder, and coaxial/compone 01:52:36.160 Stereo A/V Decoder: Conexant CX25843-24

Early versions of this card have an eeprom that identify the card as a 'Proteus Pro 2309' (i.e. card 98). In more recent versions the manufacture If you have a version that does not autodetect, try modprobing with the following command

...background-color: Lavender; text-align: center">"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new." – Albert Einstein</div> ** [http://git.linuxtv.org/ A list of LinuxTV hosted Git development repositories]

...tent=11602] [http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj%2Fkde-crazy.git&a=search&h=HEAD&st=commit&s=kdetv], but that too appears to have come to an e * [[LinTV]] - a potential KDE4 focused replacement for kdetv

...DVB-S2 framing ... the genpix 8PSK module can be purchased, and they have a driver too (similar one to the dst module) ... there are patches floating a supports DVB-S2. A number of DVB-S2 cards are supported under Linux and a number of others have

<u>scanning</u> for 6 TV (Mux A+B) / 0 Radio Programs T 498000000 8MHz 3/4 NONE QAM16 8k 1/4 NONE # Mux A

A driver for the unsupported devices below has been integrated in 2.6.29-rc7 The merge: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commit;h=a792cd12cf07cf77c7d1d41b46b4f8327ecf82d0

'''gspca''' is a kernel driver module intended as a major effort to support many different bridge interface chipsets used in pr ...river module (gspca_main) and several sub-drivers, which extend support to a large range of different webcams:

Red Button refers to the method (pressing a particular red button on a remote controller) to access [[MHEG-5|MHEG]] interactive television service