patch: bttv driver: support for pixelview card

Nathan Hand (nathanh@wookie.chirp.com.au)
Sun, 4 Apr 1999 02:29:20 +1000 (EST)

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Thanks to Kevin Wang <kevin130@serv.prolink.com.tw> for ProLink, makers
of the PixelView products, Linux now supports the PixelView PlayTV PRO+
(model number PV-BT878P+) in the bttv driver. I've sent a similar patch
to the seperately maintained bttv driver to rjkm@thp.uni-koeln.de.

The tuner type is 5. The cards is 0x10. The card optionally features an
FM radio which I've verified works fine with gradio, fmtools, etc.

I've commented out the AUDIO_UNMUTE in radio_close, following the exact
same behaviour for bttv_close. Without that line commented out, command
line tools like "fmtools" are useless, because they close the device on
every setfreq call. Is there a frequently argued quibble about this?

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