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Failing that, I'm not sure what else to suggest. I don't know if there's some way of updating tvheadend in OpenElec, or whether you have a separate system you could boot up (e.g. under a live CD) and see if you can get the stick working on that - just to isolate the problem - driver/firmware/tvh version/kernel/whatever?

1 you need a HDTV-capable MPEG2 decoder for it, i.e. NVIDIA or WinDVD

2 max. size depends on filesystem and free capacity (of course)

3 more than two are possible with different instances of the plugin or presented as mosaic

4 feature is switchable and time adjustable

5 with error-checking already during the recording

6 you need the latest driver for this

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The programming of the MT352 is hidden behind the USB protocol defined within the firmware. These boxes can only deliver part of the Transport Stream (using a hardware PID filter); it is not known how to deactivate this. (The driver was completely reverse-engineered without the help of its real vendor (assuming WideView is the manufacturer). UPDATE: the vendor was so kind to provide information about unknown commands, hence the driver is complete.

UPDATE: Realtek submitted a v0.0.2 of their driver feb 20th 2008. This has been confirmed to function for this Freecom (or Conceptronic) stick with usb id: 14aa:0160 on a 2.6.22.17 kernel. This stick has a MT2061F tuner chip, but this driver also supports the MLX5005 tuner chip. No additional firmware file is needed.

UPDATE: "Anttip" linuxtv HG [183] repository has EC168 development drivers (not yet part of 2.6.31.1 Kernel v4l drivers), which work with EC168 based dvb-t sticks (18b4:1689 device id). Numerous other re-branded sticks use the same chipset.

In case a manufacturer provides open source drivers the patches can be sent to the linux-media mailinglist Linux-Media Mailing List (LMML). Keep in mind however that if the license isn't compatible with the Linux kernel or the quality of the code isn't good enough, these will not become a part of the Linux kernel.

NOTE:As linux media drivers are character based, drivers can be also written using libfuse's character device in userspace example.If written that way, an out-of-kernel driver can be written, which fully integrates to udev without the disadvantage of closed source or incompatibility to other drivers. Such driver would rely on kernel fuse and character device in user space support as well as libfuse. ff782bc1db