[mythtv-users] PVR-500 distortion

[Miller, Lamar DTC/CIO]

Pentium dual-core CPU on a Abit IN9-32X-MAX mobo, Thermaltake Purepower 500W PSU, 200G Boot drive, 6X1TB sata drives, 2GB RAM, nVidia 8400 PCIe video,  PVR-500 PCI tuner card, Amahi home server on Fedora 14 x64, Mythtv 0.24.0.1 schema 1264, video schema 1038. 

Let me know if there is more info I need to provide.
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What's your environment?

I ran into similar audio distortion on my trusty old PVR-500 the
other day -- the afternoon (US/Eastern time) of Jan 26. My BE is
an x86_64 Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server running Ubuntu's MythTV package.
I did install a bunch of updates that afternoon and reboot, but
the problems started before I installed the updates (I just double-
checked my sudo logs). I chalked my bad audio  up to an old card
finally going bad, and have reverted to a PVR-350 that I still had
lying around (which sounds fine).

But now you have me wondering...

FWIW, the video on the PVR-500 seems fine (still better than the 350).
I have only tested the analog/NTSC of the 500, not the alternate inputs.
Oh, and I don't have a Windows system in which to test my 500.

-Peter

On Wed, Feb 02, 2011 at 12:56:28AM +0000, Miller, Lamar DTC/CIO wrote:
> I have a PVR-500 I am using that has terrible distortion, I can not get rid of. I have done the disable/re-enable of the audio trick but still nothing gets rid of it. I even moved it to a different slot on the motherboard, with no results. I also deleted them in myth-setup and re-added them, still nothing. Channel change script is changing channels correctly, but no matter what sound is terribly distorted. I also switched the card with another one...Any help would be awesome...
>
> Lamar Miller

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