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[John Hubbard]

Cybe R. Wizard wrote:
> Karl Larsen <k5di at zianet.com>  said:
>   
>>     Well the problem is when you know what the box is, you can't know 
>> what it does. The little box says on it:
>>
>> AVerMedia AVerTV Hybrid Ultra USB and then DVD Quality . MPEG-2 
>> Compression . Vista Ready . Digital TV/Analog TV/FM Radio
>>
>> It has an input that is for a TV antenna, A "S" connector input, A
>> USB2 cable to the computer, an IR link to a TV-like controller, and 3
>> RCA female connectors.
>>
>>     I have a pdf manual which is not much help.
>>     
>
> Googling for, "AVerMedia AVerTV Hybrid Ultra USB linux," found this:
> http://www.mediaatlantic.com/product.php/69590/0/
> which says:
> -----------------------------------------
> #  Windows� 2000/XP/Vista** or Linux**
> For HDTV Only
> # VGA card supports DirectX 9 and DxVA (HDTV)
> # HDTV will only function when the TV signal is in HDTV format.
> Package Contents
> AVerTV DVB-T Volar, Quick Guide, Installation CD, USB Cable
>
> NOTE:
> - Windows MCE software does not currently support EPG (Electronic
> Program Guide) on all digital channels.
>
> ** Windows Vista/Linux
> (Vista/Linux Drivers available via download from (www.averm.co.uk) -
> Then view the Downloads Tab for details!)
> -----------------------------------------
>
> So, you see, Google /is/ your friend.
>
> Cybe R. Wizard
>   
What is that he says?  Go the the manufacturers website.  Such a shame 
it took so long to get that answer.  If only someone had tried to help 
you earlier and asked you:

"Is there any Linux support for the box under the 
manufactures website?"

your problem might have been solved earlier.  Sorry I ignored the most 
important part and couldn't solve your problem. ;)

-- 
-john

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