I picked up an ATI TV Wonder card (not the VE or USB version) not to long ago and have used it without any problem under Redhat 7.2. I used the Xawtv package and it seemed fine. The white-balance on the card is pretty pathetique, but it does the same thing under Windows using the ATI software, so I know it's not a linux problem. As long as there isnt a lot of white in the picture, it does a decent job.
I got mine on ebay for around $60 I think, and that was "New in box!" Oh and it did take a little Xawtv fine-tuning to get it going, but nothing major. -Ken On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Bill Crawford wrote: > On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Grant Nygren wrote: > > > Hello, > > I have wanted to shift from windows to Linux for the last few months, > > however, I have yet to find a repayment for my old ATI ISA video card. ATI > > will not write drivers for it (or many of their other products), and I have > > not found any by anyone else. Does any one know of a good TV card that is > > well supported by the community, or by the maker? > > > > 17'' TV's are still a lot more expensive than a tuner card, which is why I > > am using one now, and probably will be in the foreseeable future. :) > > Have a look at the GATOS project (http://gatos.sourceforge.net/) for > a list of supported ATI cards, and upgrade to one of them; I have seen > Rage 128 PCI cards for 20-30 pounds, you should be able to find one of > the "All-In-Wonder" cards (http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/product/18406.html) > for somewhere around the forty quid mark if you shop around. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
