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From: Roger Hardiman <roger@cs.strath.ac.uk>
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Subject: Re: AverMedia TV Card owner - IR Remote Specs obtained.
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Eugene,

> Last week I bought a new Hauppauge WinTV card (I don't have it at hand
> so don't know the exact model number) and noticed that it had an IR
> sensor and a remote control.  Could this be utilizing the same chipset?

Unfortunatly it is not the same chip
But thanks for the suggestion anyway.

Hauppauge connect their IR chip to the i2c bus. (a simple serial port
on the bt848/bt878)

AverMedia connect theirs to GPIO port (a 24 bit i/o port on the
bt848/878)

Roger


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