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Windows device driver information for AVerMedia C038 USB Capture Card. The Avermedia C038 USB capture card's system requirements include a VCD creation basically. There are a number of them such as Pentium III 800 MHz/AMD, Athlon 800 MHz DVD whose creation consists Pentium 4 2 GHz/AMD, Athlon 2000+ MHz, Pentium M 1.3 GHz DV real-time capture: Pentium 4 2.4 GHz/AMD Athlon 2400+.

Error Code 52 in either the device manager or DXDiag tells you that Windows can’t verify the digital signature for the drivers for a specific device. You won’t be able to install drivers for the device, and it might just as well stop functioning. This issue happens for a lot of users, especially with Windows 7. Avermedia's official answer is they stopped updating the driver for AverTV Hybrid Volar HX (A827). So, a driver is needed for this device to work with Kernels greater than 2.6.33! For me, the driver + kernel 2.6.35 seems to work. For 2.6.36, the functions 'paramarrayget' and 'paramarrayset' are. Acer Veriton T630/N47 AverMedia TV Tuner Driver 1.3.64.107 for Windows 8 64-bit 6 downloads. TV Tuner / Capture Card AverMedia. Windows 8 64 bit. Feb 12th 2020, 06. Make sure the Device is set to Elgato Game Capture HD (or your device’s driver for Avermedia, Razer Ripsaw, etc) - In the Video Capture Device source Properties and not anything else.

The AVerMedia AverTV Hybrid Volar HX (A827) is a USB 2.0 device by AVerMedia.

• 1Device features
• 2Getting it to work

Device features

Specifications

Interface: USB 2.0Supported broadcast formats: DVB-T, analog TV, FM

This is what the USB DVB-T Database knows about this device:

Chips

• Cypress CY7C68013A
• NXP SAA7136E
• NXP TDA18271HDC1
• Afatech AF9013-N1

Getting it to work

Tested and worked on Fedora-11-i386, Kernel-2.6.29.4-167-PAE.fc11, Fedora 12 and Fedora 13 (both stock kernel)Dependencies needed (from installation DVD)

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• kernel,
• kernel-headers,
• kernel-devel,
• gcc.

(yum install)

• dialog
• tvtime
• mplayer (with all it's dependencies, including codecs).

(drivers from Avermedia website, as posted bellow)

• July 2009 - 0.07 beta driver for i386 or x86_64 - tested on Fedora-11
• January 2010 - 0.10 beta driver for i386 or x86_64 - tested on Ubuntu Karmic 910 and on ArchLinux(i386) with 2.6.33 kernel
• May 2010 - 0.10 beta driver for x86_64 - works great on Fedora 13 (stock kernel)
• November 2010 - 0.10 beta driver unusable for Fedora 14. Fedora 14 (kernel-2.6.35) correctly detects the Avermedia tuner, but that's all.
• Avermedia's official answer is they stopped updating the driver for AverTV Hybrid Volar HX (A827).
• So, a driver is needed for this device to work with Kernels greater than 2.6.33!
• For me, the driver + kernel 2.6.35 seems to work. For 2.6.36, the functions 'param_array_get' and 'param_array_set' are not declared any more. Hex edit the binary files provided with the driver and replace the two occurences by 'param_array_ops'.
• Appreciate your support. The driver fails to install on FC14 even with a manual install. Can you be more specific regarding your specifications for kernel 2.6.35?!

Plug in the USB Volar HX ( A827 ) tuner.Install driver in normal mode, and should see the installation concluded succesfully.Next, the messages is to unplug the device (do so) and to replug it (do so) Next is the sound testing. Modify the parameters according with your area.You should hear a tv sound like (with or without station). The ideea is to get sound from the USB tuner.After that there is the h826d-tools the software wants to install. You can install it, but thereis no need of it (some sh scripts tv-player, audio, radio-player).

The thing is after that, you should see in dmesg, the tuner loaded and then devices createdvideo0 vbi1 radio0 and even adapter0 (for dvb) and of course the alsa emulation for the tuner:

• A827 registered V4L2 device video0[video]
• [ 4373.455456] A827 registered V4L2 device vbi1[vbi]
• [ 4373.455486] A827 registered V4L2 device radio0[radio]
• [ 4373.455835] A827 registered ALSA sound card 1
• [ 4373.455844] DVB: registering new adapter (A827[0] DVB-T)
• [ 4373.455847] A827[0] DVB-T registered DVB adapter 0
• [ 4373.457303] DVB: registering adapter 0 frontend 0 (A827[0] DVB-T)...

A cat /proc/asound/cards should display 1: your system sound card (let's say ALC 826 analog device)and 2: the sound emulation of your usb tv tuner.Of course if you have a webcam installed, these devices will show up different: video1 and so on and they should work with no problem.

Kernel 2.6.36, 2.6.37, 2.6.38, 2.6.39, 3.0.x, 3.1.x, 3.2.0

For 2.6.36 hex edit file H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep_dvb.o_shipped and replace param_array_get and param_array_set by param_array_ops. An easy solution is to use this script:

For 2.6.37:

• in file H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep.c replace init_MUTEX(tmp); by sema_init(tmp, 1); and init_MUTEX_LOCKED(tmp); by sema_init(tmp, 0);
• in file H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep_dvb.c replace init_MUTEX(&p->feedlock); by sema_init(&p->feedlock, 1);
• add #define VFL_TYPE_VTX 3 to top of file H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep_v4l2.c

Tested on Archlinux and Slackware 13.1

For 2.6.38 (with Big Kernel Lock (BKL) disabled by default) - Solution from AVerMedia_A828:

• Apply the solution for 2.6.36 and 2.6.37 before.

For 2.6.39:

• Apply the solution for 2.6.36, 2.6.37 and 2.6.38 before.

Remove #include <linux/smp_lock.h> in file

• H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep.c
• H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep_dvb.c
• H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep_th2.c
• H826D-expert-install/aver/osdep_v4l2.c

For 3.0.x and 3.1.x:

• Apply the solution for 2.6.36, 2.6.37, 2.6.38 and 2.6.39 before.

Remove lines in file installer/installer.sh:

Tested on Debian wheezy (Kernel 3.1.0-1-amd64).

• ALTERNATE MODE BY EXPERT-MODE INSTALL.

If no works at this moment, please use alternative method 'expert-install' like follow:

• Apply the solution for 2.6.36, 2.6.37, 2.6.38 and 2.6.39 before.

When you have modified all files, you now have to compile doing this in the folder H826D-expert-install :

At this moment in the actual folder you have two files with extension .ko ( drivers ) and copy an paste into your folder of actual kernel like:

Two files 'h826d.ko' and 'averusbh826d.ko' must be here.Last step is use this comand:

1. depmod -a

If all work at this point you don't need do any more.

• ALTERNATE MODE BY SCRIPT.

This method use all steps explained top ( except expert mode, this only for troubles with installer in mode by default') y one script file that you will make.....

1. Download C038A827H826_Installer_x64_0.10-Beta_091126.zip from AVerMedia website.

2. Create in same directory simple install script install_aver.sh:

3. Create in same directory patch file aver.patch:

4. Run as root ./install_aver.sh and choose normal install.

NOTE: Works with kernel 3.0.3-gentoo x86_64.

For kernel 3.2.0, additional change is needed:

Modify driver-core.c, and add the line

after line 77

NOTE 2: Also if the h826d module doesn't load (check dmesg) the param_array_get/set to param_array_ops change is also needed (as mentioned in the Kernel 2.6.36... section above).

Tested on Debian wheezy (2012-06-27) kernel 3.2.0 and it worked.

Analog TV and composite

I only tested on analog tv and composite. For video I used tvtime (scan and watch analog channels but no sound) andmplayer - watched analog tv channels with sound on alsa server (I removed pulse as I always do.)There is no need to start arecord, or aplay, or sox, or so if you are gonna use mplayer to watch TV,as mplayer supports ALSA directly, but in this case, you must specify the hardware id:Ex:

• if dmesg shows your Volar HX as: A827 registered ALSA sound card 1, you should declare in mplayer commandline adevice=hw.1
• if dmesg shows your Volar HX as: A827 registered ALSA sound card 2, you should declare in mplayer commandline adevice=hw.2

(Example:)

• mplayer tv:// -driver=v4l2:device=/dev/video0:norm=PAL:chanlist=europe-east:input=0:channel=R9:alsa:adevice=hw.1:forceaudio:immediatemode=0 tv://

(Similar for mencoder)The only mention that it deserve to be made, is to install all the alsa-plugins.Enjoy!

DVB-T

Kaffeine works like a charm, Klear (which is app I use on another machine over a year) work up to 10 seconds, then takes 100% of 1 processor (fortunately today almost everyone has dual or quad), and you have no other choice then to close it (or kill it in some cases).

MPlayer and Xine work fine once you provide them channels.conf made by scan in theirs respective config direcotries. Switching programs in Gnome Mplayer may cause some troubles (if you use channels as playlist) so recommended way is to turn off (gnome) mplayer instance you are currently watching and then open another with different channel.

FM radio

As written above, 0.10 beta driver for i386 or x86_64 makes /dev/radio0 device, I added user to video & audio group (even tried as root), but gnomeradio doesn't give a sound.That's probably some issue with mixer, as it is grayed. As in Windows both DVB-T and FM work, so there is obviously needed some tweaking to get FM radio working (haven't triedyet DVB radio either in Windows/linux).

I've got working radio with mplayer on Fedora 16.

and then I have used sox to get sound:

Mplayer must be compiled with FM radio support.

USB interfaces

/proc/bus/usb/devices-output (shorter then lsusb -v):

Drivers

You can download drivers for Linux i586/x86_64 here:

This is official beta version 0.10 for OpenSuSE, Mandriva, Fedora and Ubuntu but it will most probably work with any other distro as well.

Unpluging unstability

While you unplug device when application read from alsa device, or device just do internal usb reset, driver will hang your computer, there is patch to prevent this issue:

Kernel driver status

• Avermedia stopped developing the driver for newer kernels, as posted above.
• New hardware (H826) from New Egg has ID 07ca:4826. AVerMidia support says 4826 will not work with the old linux driver.
• Help appreciated!

This device is currently unsupported by drivers in the regular kernelhttp://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2008-October/029714.html

Is anybody there who made it work with kernel 3.10 and later?

I tried (H826), but the new hardware has ID 07ca:4826. 4826 is not supported by the old AVerMedia software blob '_prebuild.o_shipped'. Forcing it did not work.

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