<br><br><b><i>Michael Rice <mikerice1969@gmail.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> On 6/4/08, Jason Salerno <jasonmsphoto@sbcglobal.net> wrote:<br>> i tried that and i still haven't gotten 2nd tuner to work. first tuner for<br>> LiveTV works no problem its just 2nd tuner that wont get anything. I know i<br>> got mythtv misconfigured for 2nd tuner but i am just not sure where it is.<br>> but my gut tells me it has to do with saa7134 file in /etc/modprobe.d/ I<br>> dont understand where that numbers is coming from. "options saa7134 card=65<br>> tuner=54" i mean where does 65 and 54 come from? what if my tuner uses<br>> different numbers? is there anyway i could find the "numbers"?<br><br>If your card works with mplayer then your modprobe.conf is correct.<br>The card and tuner numbers are module parameters needed since saa7134<br>supports other similar
cards. These are correct for the kworld card.<br><br>You may need to "delete all capture cards" and start fresh but here is<br>what I'd try first. I assume you have /dev/video0 as your old card...<br>we can leave that alone. Run mythtv-setup and enter "Capture Cards".<br>Delete (by hitting d) the V4L card you tried to add before. You will<br>then only have your original card.<br><br>Now "new capture card".<br>Card type: Analog V4L capture card<br>Video device: (change to /dev/video1)<br>Audio device: (change to /dev/dsp1)<br>Default Input: (leave as Television)<br>Finish<br><br>Go to Video Sources:<br>You should have an existing one for your other card... leave it alone<br>Do (New video source)<br>Give it a name<br>Listings grabber: no grabber<br>Channel frequenty table (set this to us-cable) [assumed from mplayer command]<br>Finish<br><br>Input Connections:<br>Go to /dev/video1 Television... hit enter<br>give name: like terminator-tv<br>Video source: Name you just
added<br>Hit scan for channels<br>Do the full scan. It should find the channels<br>{Finish}<br>Set a starting channel that works<br>{Finish}<br><br>Now exit mythtv-setup. Run mythbackend -l log.txt &<br>run mythfrontend<br>Go to watch tv<br>You will see livetv from your old card<br>Hit m (menu) and select switch Input, terminator-tv<br>You now should be seeing livetv from the terminator card on your<br>starting channel<br><br>If that works great... you can use the terminator for livetv... we<br>didn't set up listings so no recording yet...<br><br>If you want to record from it then:<br><br>Get a schedules direct lineup<br>Create a new video source with the lineup<br>In input connections: /dev/video1:Television select the new video source<br>{Fetch channels from listings source}<br>Add starting channel<br>{Finish}<br><br>If this doesn't work then you should look carefully at your backend<br>log as it more than likely will tell you something important.<br><br>I believe
I started that Wiki page but I no longer use this card... I<br>put it in my devbox to sanity check and the above seems to still work.<br>_______________________________________________<br>mythtv-users mailing list<br>mythtv-users@mythtv.org<br>http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users<br></jasonmsphoto@sbcglobal.net></blockquote>Thanks Michael, I finally got it working! Your method did the trick. <br>