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Regards Andrew Delete Replies Reply Reply CW October 16, 2012 at 4:55 PM Hi Andrew, Ive been reading your comments and I see that the STK1160 driver has s-video.

Now its called stk1160, because its the correct name for such driver.

Inbetween the driver has been succesfully tested on Ubuntu 12.04 and Bodhilinux 1.4.0 with kernel 3.2.

So it should work even on most systems which have the 3.2.0 kernel.

Although some enhancements have to be done, the driver already can be used as a replacement of the easycapdriver.

It is expexted that the driver soon will get into the mainline kernel.

The great improvements compared to the easycapdriver are: - there is no framedropping anymore - the sndusbaudio issue is solved - the driver loads and registers quicker than the easycapdriver.

Note: Although the driver is tested on Ubuntu, you do the installation at your own risk.

At first we blacklist the easycap module (driver), so it cannot conflict with the new driver.

If you want to reuse the easycap module, simply run sudo modprobe easycap or delete the entry.

The real sound capture is done through the Controlle soundcard which is also created after plugging in the EasyCAP.

To get a list of the registerd ALSA soundcards, run the following command: cat procasoundcards Sample output.

To enable sound capture you have to open alsamixer when the EasyCAP is plugged in and select the Line item on the capture menu for stk1160-mixer device: 1.

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Reply Delete Replies Andrew Schalk July 8, 2012 at 6:33 PM Sorry Ezequiel (just corrected) I think we German speaking people are too familiar with a very hard pronunciation;-) Delete Replies Reply Reply Margus Pala September 16, 2012 at 7:55 AM Possible that recent ubuntu upgrade broke the audio.

I had the audio working like week ago in one computer and now it does not work anymore.

Usage: amixer command Available options: -h,--help this help.

Reply Delete Replies Andrew Schalk September 16, 2012 at 7:00 PM Hi, I cannot reproduce your problem.

Im also using Ubuntu 12.04 with the latest updates (kernel 3.2.0-30-generic-pae at present).

When I look through the output of dmesg (see below) I can see that on my machine the snd-usb-audio driver is loaded before the stk1160 driver and on your machine afterwards.

Therefore, I suppose, the stk1160 driver cannot access the audio part of the STK1160 device and tells us: AC97 0 access is not valid 0x0, removing mixer.

Do you have some other USB sound capturing hardware plugged into your machine I really cannot explain this behaviour, but if this persists we can contact Ezquiel, the developer of the driver, for help.

In this case please send the stk116log.txt created by the following command with all your devices plugged in to me per mail (adress is in my profile).

Reply Delete Replies Reply Srix October 5, 2012 at 2:24 PM Hi Andrew, I am using ti-omap ubuntu kernel which was compiled with the easycap module disabled.

So I guess I dont have to bother blacklisting easycap module.

Unload the driver and reload it with sudo rmmod stk1160 sudo modprobe stk1160 If this doesnt work you can try the latest driver version from Ezequiels github which works for me on Ubuntu 12.10: Got to this page select the svideo2forv3.2 branch in the drop down list (top left), now hit the ZIP button for downloading the source code.

You can also try the forv3.4 branch but Im not sure if it works at all.