bluecherry pv-149 capture card (bt878) not workng in 3.13Ke
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2014 9:10 pm
bluecherry provideo pv-149 capture card (bt878) not working in kernel 3.13
I upgraded my ZoneMinder PC to ubuntu 14.04. Now my BlueCherry pv-149 capture cards are not found. Not a hit in dmesg for saa7130, bt878, or bttv. No “video” folder in /dev. It's as if the cards do not exist.
Is anyone able to use the PV-149 with kernel 3.13?
What did you have to do?
Did Video4Linux stop supporting BT878? (Really?)
On the bluecherry.net page for the pv-149, their link to “our article on basic troubleshooting” comes up as 404 page not found. It does say it is supported for Video4Linux.
On the ZoneMinder Wiki Provideo PV- series (Bluecherry) page, the “Bluecherry / Zoneminder – Basic Troubleshooting” link gives a 404 page not found.
If it is not able to run, can you recommend a capture card that does?
I'm looking for:
8 NTSC BNC ports (2 – four-port cards?)
to run on Ubuntu 14.04 with ZoneMinder. I'm not thrilled about having to replace my 8 cameras with IP cameras and rewiring them. Some runs are underground and some in cramped attic places that I can barely reach and touch.
I upgraded my ZoneMinder PC to ubuntu 14.04. Now my BlueCherry pv-149 capture cards are not found. Not a hit in dmesg for saa7130, bt878, or bttv. No “video” folder in /dev. It's as if the cards do not exist.
Is anyone able to use the PV-149 with kernel 3.13?
What did you have to do?
Did Video4Linux stop supporting BT878? (Really?)
On the bluecherry.net page for the pv-149, their link to “our article on basic troubleshooting” comes up as 404 page not found. It does say it is supported for Video4Linux.
On the ZoneMinder Wiki Provideo PV- series (Bluecherry) page, the “Bluecherry / Zoneminder – Basic Troubleshooting” link gives a 404 page not found.
If it is not able to run, can you recommend a capture card that does?
I'm looking for:
8 NTSC BNC ports (2 – four-port cards?)
to run on Ubuntu 14.04 with ZoneMinder. I'm not thrilled about having to replace my 8 cameras with IP cameras and rewiring them. Some runs are underground and some in cramped attic places that I can barely reach and touch.