ATSC USB devices

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On this page you will find information regarding ATSC USB devices.

Supported ATSC USB Devices

The following table lists the confirmed working ATSC PCI cards and provides a brief summary of their features and components.

In addition to this list,

  • there are several devices that may actually work with existing drivers, but no reports have yet been provided. If you have such a non-listed but working device please do report your success (either here and/or on the dvb-mailing list). Your contribution would be greatly appreciated, and would allow for developers to add your device's definitions to the current drivers, so that it may be properly listed/named when detected.
  • if you do not see your card on the list, there may already be experimental support available. Currently, the best source for information on devices with experimental support is found by searching the dvb mailing list achieves (Google works well) or by posting a question about the device directly to the list (but please conduct a search first, as it may already have been discussed).
  • More information on USB supported devices can also be found in DVB USB.


Vendor
Model
Frontend Bridge Interface 8VSB QAM NTSC Comp/S-video Analog CC Other Features
DViCO
FusionHDTV5 USB Gold
LG Innotek TDVS-H064F
* TAU6034 tuner
* TDA9887 demodulator (A)
* LG DT3303 demodulator (D)
Cypress FX2LP yes yes no1 no1 ?

Note 1: Hardware should allow it, but the driver has no analog support as of yet (its forthcoming).


Experimental Support

Within the developers section of the LinuxTV Project's Mercurial (Hg) repository, experimental support for the following devices can be found:

  • Hauppauge HVR-950
  • Pinnicle
  • Elgato Hybrid
  • OnAir USB HDTV (original Sasem model)
  • OnAir USB HDTV Creator

Do not let the "experimental" tag scare you, as the actual level of functionality can be quite high. After additional testing and/or feature work, the drivers for these devices will make their way into the main branch of Hg and become candidates for inclusion into the Linux kernel.