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The (PCI) DViCO Dual digital 2 works for me with very little work.... following these instructions:
The (PCI) DViCO Dual digital 2 works for me with very little work.... following these instructions:
http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~chrisp/Linux-DVB/DVICO/
[http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~chrisp/Linux-DVB/DVICO/]


I should note that I have quality issues with all TV cards currently but I don't believe that is the cards fault.
See also
[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DViCO_Dual_Digital_4 Ubuntu howto]
[http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6630125 Ubuntu forum thread]


Rev 2 version of the card is also working, instructions here
Rev 2 version of the card is also working.
[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DViCO_Dual_Digital_4]


Rev 2 of the card may have troubles with the USB driver in the LMCE 710 kernel, and some motherboards ("USB disconnects" with AMD motherboard chipsets).  Note that the DViCO card has 2 USB tuners and a USB interface chipset on it, so it requires the kernel to properly support the USB interface chip.
Rev 2 of the card may have troubles with the USB driver in the LMCE 710 kernel, and some motherboards ("USB disconnects" with AMD motherboard chipsets).  Note that the DViCO card has 2 USB tuners and a USB interface chipset on it, so it requires the kernel to properly support the USB interface chip.  If you experience tuner device drivers "vanishing" and/or blank recordings of zero length, then you may have to upgrade your kernel to get it to work reliably.  Blank recordings may also be due to a bad antenna or loose antenna cable.

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The (PCI) DViCO Dual digital 2 works for me with very little work.... following these instructions: [1]

See also Ubuntu howto Ubuntu forum thread

Rev 2 version of the card is also working.

Rev 2 of the card may have troubles with the USB driver in the LMCE 710 kernel, and some motherboards ("USB disconnects" with AMD motherboard chipsets). Note that the DViCO card has 2 USB tuners and a USB interface chipset on it, so it requires the kernel to properly support the USB interface chip. If you experience tuner device drivers "vanishing" and/or blank recordings of zero length, then you may have to upgrade your kernel to get it to work reliably. Blank recordings may also be due to a bad antenna or loose antenna cable.