[streaming] Re: OT? Linux DVB supported DVB-S & DVB-T 3.3V PCI cards
Thomas Kernen
tkernen at deckpoint.ch
Mon Apr 24 09:51:00 CEST 2006
Matthew Geier wrote:
> Thomas Kernen wrote:
>> Matthew Geier wrote:
>>> Thomas Kernen wrote:
>
>>>>> PCI-X was a 3.3 only design wasn't it ?
>
>>>> Yes, that's correct. That's why I need 3.3V :)
>
>>> Ill try to remember to pull the cover tomorrow (
>
>> Great, thanks. Much appreciated. 5V and 3.3V cards should be keyed so
>> that's interesting.
>
> Well my 'streamer' has an old Nova-T and a WinFast DVB-1000T in 64bit
> PCI slots.
> Based on the assumption that 64bit PCI slots were 3.3v only, the old
> Nova and the new dirt cheap WinFast are 3.3v cards (Both connexant based).
>
> A BT based Twinan DVB-S wouldn't work in the 64bit slots, even though
> it actually fitted properly.
>
> The 4th card in the machine is a Divco, but it is also in a 32bit PCI
> slot, along with the Twinan.
> The machine is an Intel SDS-2 motherboard that used to be a file server.
>
>
Thanks a lot for the feedback, not sure I'll be able to find the old
Nova but I've emailed a couple of the vendors about their power
requirement, but no news yet. The only one I'm sure that will not work
are the Technisat cards, DVB-C/S/T require a 5V slot. Not sure if this
applies to all B2C2 based boards.
Thomas
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