<div><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">it sounds like the tuner can't tune a station noise.<br><br>I also notice that when using "-j
100.1" it says its tuning to freq<br>00.0, so I'm thinking it may be a bug in the driver/software and that<br>even though it *thinks* its tuning to the station you ask for, it is<br>in reality not.<br></blockquote></div>
<br>hmm, that's just not right!<br><br>Does it do that for other stations, too, or just 100.1? I noticed that for some stations, it would round to a weird number (101.7 goes to 101.69 for example), but never just tuning to
00.0.<br><br>Have you tried tuning with gnomeradio? I just tried that on mine last night and it worked like a charm, it could even scan through the stations and stop on valid ones. (I had to use aplay in the background to play the audio from it, however, since gnomeradio assumes that the audio comes into the sound card as an input).
<br><br>As dumb as it sounds, have you tried rebooting? I managed to hang the ivtv drivers a few times yesterday playing with ivtv-radio. If you try to use ivtv-radio while mythbackend has control of the device, for example, it prevents either one from working properly until you reboot (I did a hard reboot just to make sure). Lesson learned - stop a recording before trying to use ivtv-radio :-)
<br><br> - Jeff<br>