[02:39] w [05:25] there is no more jamu right? i should just remove it from cron? [06:25] Anyone awake? [06:25] except me [06:26] … Mythbackend isn't seeing my tuner card. [06:27] I'm … concerned, because I'm not sure how to set up the card if'n it can't see it. :/ [06:27] Uhm, what can I do? [06:27] lspci [06:28] then you know the id, model and chip of your turner card [06:29] then modprobe [06:30] Uhm. [06:30] I don't think I see it? [06:30] lspci? [06:30] If I pastebin the log can you check it for me? [06:30] Yeah, I am looking at the output and I don't see anything that looks like my tuner card [06:30] no [06:30] maybe I'm reading it wrong. [06:31] Oh balls. [06:31] I'm thinking maybe the card isn't seated properly. [06:31] … which is not cool. [06:31] maybe your pci id database is too old [06:31] Hrm? [06:31] you have to update it [06:31] How does one fix that? [06:31] a command [06:32] #sudo update-pciids, then reboot, then lspci again [06:32] it may work, or may not [06:33] make sure that you have the lastest pci database on your debian [06:33] I have to reboot? Okay. Hrm. [06:33] Instead of rebooting, I'm gonna shut down and reseat the card first. [06:33] It SHOULD be fine, but it's not seeing it. [06:33] just do it, it's free [06:33] And I'm running bleeding edge here. [06:33] bbiaf. [06:34] maybe your tuner is new [06:34] Oh, it's not. [06:34] ahh? [06:34] I mean, it is, but it replaced the same model I had 2 years ago. [06:34] Iirc, it's an HVR-1250 [06:34] no idea [06:34] My old one broke in transit, so I got a new one. [06:35] But last time I used one, I was tuning through the cable box [06:35] so I've never set up this card as a capture device before. [06:35] bbiaf. waiting for the box to shut down so I can reseat the card. [06:35] you should buy a turner that linux can support [06:35] great [06:36] * babycapsule crosses fingers [06:43] It was totally supported when I bought it. [06:43] That's why I picked it. [06:44] I ran lspci again and I think maybe it still can't see it. [06:45] It would say something like "tv tuner card" in lspci, yes? [06:48] lspci works only when your bios can see the turner [06:49] you have to make sure this at the beginning - enable your pci bridge chip in the bios [06:50] there is no native pci onboard these days [06:51] Okay… hrm. [06:52] did you see and pci bridge chip in lspci? [06:53] if not, this is the problem [06:53] Yes, I did. [06:53] hahaha, i see... [06:53] there's like 5 of them [06:54] I lied. six. [06:54] your truner is designed for working with a ac97 codec [06:54] but your mobo has a intel hda codec [06:55] Uhm. [06:55] Does that mean I'm screwed? [06:55] i think, you should return it and buy a newer turner [06:55] Like, seriously what does that mean? [06:55] seems to be [06:56] Cripes. [06:56] I totally don't have the box anymore. [06:56] That sucks. [06:56] a old turner card have to catch the interrupts of ac97... [06:56] but your mobo is using a intel hda codec (for hd video and audio) [06:57] Okay, so any idea what cards out there would work better? [06:58] I'd hate to go through this again just to find out the card isn't going to work. :. [06:58] maybe a turner that "designed for windows 7" [06:58] Batshua, you may sell it to next victim on ebay [06:59] It wasn't so expensive that I can't hand it off to some random hobbyist. [06:59] Batshua, or install it to your old pc [06:59] It worked on my last mobo; it didn't even occur to me that it wouldn't work on this one. [06:59] HAHA WHAT OLD PC. [06:59] I wish I had a spare box to throw this into. [06:59] your grandma's pc, for example [07:00] No seriously I don't know someone with an old computer who could run it. [07:00] she would say you are a good kid [07:00] Pfft. [07:01] My grandmother doesn't HAVE a computer. Seriously… *searches newegg* [07:01] such as... a amd k7 pc [07:01] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815116037 [07:01] Something liek this? [07:01] [www.newegg.com] Newegg.com - Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2250 Dual TV Tuner w/ MPEG-2 Encoder PCI-E x1 - Video Devices & TV Tuners [07:01] this is a bit more than I'd like to spend [07:01] Gee, thanks, Zinn! I didn't realize you were so smart! [07:01] umm [07:02] do you think you are smarter than me? [07:02] now [07:02] Not you, ZINN! [07:02] I thought the bot was much stupider than that. [07:03] Okay, uh, the card I'm using now is ostensibly win7 ready. [07:03] So what the hell does that mean? [07:03] Batshua: Please watch your language. [07:03] i think, a out-of-box tv turner (linux supported) is a better choice [07:03] Are they lying? or is that a bad metric for figuring out if it'll work or not? [07:03] It WAS supported. [07:03] Now it's not? [07:03] * Batshua is confused again [07:04] that means you have to wait [07:04] a hacker would write the driver for you [07:05] Right. Okay. assuming that would NOT happen, what's currently supported? [07:05] there is a site called 'linux hal' [07:05] you may try your luck [07:06] Batshua, kill the salesman? =_= [07:06] from freedesktop.org? [07:06] they might have support right now, you mean? [07:06] [freedesktop.org] freedesktop.org - Home [07:07] check the hardware list that linux supports [07:07] i think, it's unlikely... [07:09] the salesman might say: if you don't like, just write your own driver [07:13] are you telling me my motherboard's too new?! [07:14] not sure, you don't say something about it yet [07:15] can this turner work on windows 7? [07:15] (yes?) [07:15] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131781 [07:15] Yes, it's supposed to work on win7. [07:15] [www.newegg.com] Newegg.com - ASUS P8Z68-V LX LGA 1155 Intel Z68 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard with UEFI BIOS [07:16] Let me triple-check. [07:16] "Microsoft Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit), Windows Vista or Windows XP with Service Pack 2" [07:16] lol, uefi? [07:16] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815116028 [07:16] What? [07:16] [www.newegg.com] Newegg.com - Hauppauge WinTV HVR-1250 Hybrid TV Tuner w/ Video Recorder PCI-E x 1 [07:19] i am not a brave. i don't want to buy uefi motos [07:19] Why not? [07:19] I don't know what the deal is. [07:19] don't use anything in version 1.0 [07:19] Ah. [07:20] hahaha [07:20] The BIOS is very … [07:20] buggy? [07:20] like, it's pretty. [07:20] I don't like it. [07:20] It has lots of shiny graphics and eye candy. [07:20] hahaha, at your own risk [07:20] * babycapsule wants a stable pc [07:22] wait.... if it's made at 2008, how can it support win7? [07:22] Driver update? [07:22] I told you, it's an old card. [07:23] It was old the first time I bought it. [07:23] It already had linux support back then. [07:23] That's why I obught it again when the last one broke. [07:24] i hope somebody a hacker can repeat this magic on linux [07:24] maybe they swap the chips out [07:25] like ocz did in their ssds [07:25] same model, different chips (for costdown?) [07:26] God, I hope not. [07:26] http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hauppauge_WinTV-HVR-1250 [07:26] See? [07:26] Is there any way to tell? [07:26] [www.linuxtv.org] Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1250 - LinuxTVWiki [07:26] i have no idea really [07:27] Bleargh. [07:27] i always solved all probems for myself and don't use any chinese buzzed wiki or resource [07:28] and i won't follow a FAKE question to their sites === Ryan is now known as Guest81045