Please be aware that: • The information contained here is likely non-exhaustive and, despite best efforts to do otherwise, may contain errors. (Please help to keep these lists up-to-date so that they are useful for everyone!) • If your device is not listed, try: • searching the existing mailing list archives: • Linux-Media Mailing List (LMML) archives (via. ) • or from the older mailing lists (now largely deprecated in favour of the LMML): • dvb mailing list archives (via. ) • v4l mailing list archives (via.

Linux driver for devices based on the DiBcom DiB0700 USB bridge. * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it. * under the terms of.

) • searching for information with or other internet search engine • by posting a question about the device directly to the ( but please do conduct a search first, as it may already have been discussed!) • Note: when it comes to support, it is generally a good idea to try the because some device drivers can be very new and thus may have not made their way into the mainstream kernel. In any regard, in respect to the above listed suggestions, you may find it to be the case that your device is actually already supported or that experimental support is available. • Because the component constitution on many devices are often similar or identical, there may be devices that are unlisted but may actually work with the existing driver framework for previously supported devices. In such a case, your non-listed but working device will likely be reported in your system messages as being one of those previously supported devices. If you encounter such an occurrence, please do report your success on the so that proper detection/identification of your device can be added within the drivers.

• Lastly, it bears worth repeating the request: Please help to keep these lists up-to-date so that they are useful for everyone! Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Firmwares Many of the devices on this page need a firmware, the best source for firmwares is. The firmwares on OpenELEC's repository are already extracted, just download the proper.fw file and copy to your firmware folder (usually /usr/lib/firmware). DVB-T USB Devices The following tables list the known DVB-T USB devices and provides a brief summary of their features and components.

(or at least it should) If you need more technical information on a device, have a look at its device specific wiki article if there is one. The device specific article is linked via the device's name but not all are linked yet. If you find an article (e.g. Apa artinya cinta ost rar download free mp3. Via the search feature on the left) then please edit the device entry here add that link. Just click on the edit icon in the last column of the device's row. If you are unsure about how to do it, click on the edit icon for a device that already has a link to see how it is done. Please feel free to create a device specific page if there is enough worthwhile information that doesn't fit in the comments field.

There is also a. If you'd like to add a new device (supported or unsupported), please go to and follow the instruction there. If a device is unsupported, please add with which OS/kernel version you tested last. If you are experiencing problems with USB devices, it may not be the fault of the tuner. For example AMD 700 series chipsets (e.g.

780G) have a problem with USB ports which results in tuners working or partially working or not working at all. This can be solved by using a separate USB adapter with a reliable chipset (e.g. VIA 6212L, NEC). Vendor Device/Model Supported ID on Interface Hardware Firmware Comment / Pictures URL E ✘ No 1c73:861f USB2.0 N/A This is a generic entry for the Anysee E7 line. If you have details for a particular device, please feel free to clone this entry and add the details.