@Hans

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Hans wrote: Thought I should just add that since downgrading to Debian Stable, xawtv now displays the correct colours again. Overlay is still messed up though.

So xawtv doesn't show anything useful? I'll take a look at this problem, ASAP.

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@Geri

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Geri wrote: @Hans Quote: Hans wrote: Thought I should just add that since downgrading to Debian Stable, xawtv now displays the correct colours again. Overlay is still messed up though. So xawtv doesn't show anything useful? I'll take a look at this problem, ASAP.

XawTV shows the image properly when set to grabmode display (i.e., not using overlay). Also, the overlay in full-screen mode does not cover the full-screen. It's worked like that with every Linux kernel I've used since installing the TV-card. The disadvantage of grabmode display is that a noisy signal can cause the entire machine to lock up.

Hans

Last edited by Hans on 02-Sep-2006 at 03:58 AM.

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@Hans

I'm a little bit confused now. Do you want to say that overlay for TV cards never worked at all with Linux on the A1 (even with the non DMA fixed kernels)?

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A1SE: G3@600MHz, 2GB, 1GBit network card
A1XE: G4@933MHz, 2GB, refitted AC'97 codec
microA1: G3@800MHz, 1GB

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