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07-17-2004 03:57 AM
07-17-2004 03:57 AM
bttv
all,
I have a wintv card (Haupage??) with an msp34xx chipset. What is the msp34xx for? Is it for sound? If so, how do I control the volume on it? What is the device file name for it? Thanks.
I have a wintv card (Haupage??) with an msp34xx chipset. What is the msp34xx for? Is it for sound? If so, how do I control the volume on it? What is the device file name for it? Thanks.
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08-06-2004 08:28 AM
08-06-2004 08:28 AM
Re: bttv
http://will.freehosting.net/bttv-HOWTO-4.html may help. Sound should be able to be output directly from the card, or you can daisy chain it as suggested in the HOWTO.
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