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support status for Hauppauge Win-TV PVR 150 MCE (Low profile)?

So, it has a driver, but not a v4l interface?  I want to use it with the OpenCV
library, which just opens /dev/video0....it sounds like this won't work?

Anybody have a recommendation for a low profile PCI card that accepts S-Video
and produces /dev/video0 V4L output with in-kernel support?

Jay

Hans Verkuil wrote:
> On Monday 06 March 2006 22:15, Jay W. Summet wrote:
> 
>>I'm looking for a low profile PCI capture card that works in Linux.
>>I've had good experiences with the Hauppauge 401's, but I need a low
>>profile form factor.
>>
>>I don't really need the MPEG2 encoder of the Win-TV 150, but it's the
>>first low profile card I found on NewEgg.
>>
>>http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16815116629#Detail
>>Specs
>>
>>I know the 250 and 350 work great under Linux, but I was wondering
>>what the support status is for the 150 (is the MCE part important?)
>>Anybody have it working? I'm using Mandriva 2006, and I can compile
>>kernel drivers out of CVS if I have to, but would love it to be plug
>>and play...
>>
>>If it isn't easily supported, I'd appreciate other suggestions for
>>Linux friendly capture cards in the PCI/Low Profile form factor. I
>>just need S-VIDEO in, no tuner needed, no MPEG encoder needed, etc...
> 
> 
> It is supported (www.ivtvdriver.org), but if you expect to be able to 
> use xawtv or a similar app with it, then that won't work. It's really 
> geared towards MPEG encoding. It works great with MythTV, though.
> 
> 	Hans
> 
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