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Subject: AverMedia USB Radio problem
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Hi All,
At this time I'm trying to connect AverMedia USB 
Radio(://www.avermedia.com/cgi-bin/products_multimedia_usbradio.asp?show=11) 
to FreeBSD machine. 
Searching in google does not give me any results, except papers about 
connecting D-Link DSB-R100 device to FreeBSD, using ufm 
driver(http://angerman.net/articles/radio/). D-Link 
DSB-R100 runs on Philips 'TEA5757' chip, I think it is very close to Aver's 
Philips 'TEA5767' chip, but in FreeBSD Aver device looks like uhid (USB HID):
uhid0: AVerMedia Technologies AVerMedia USB Radio, rev 1.10/0.03, addr 2, 
iclass 3/0
Connected to mic input device produces a noise, but I can't set frequency, 
that I need.
http://av-usbradio.sourceforge.net/ - here I found solution for linux, may be 
it adaptable for freebsd also?
Please let me know, if you have any ideas or information, or simply useful 
links, that takes this problem.
Thx.