Note: 

This video driver is intended to work with and has been tested on ViewCast Osprey video capture products.  All installation documentation is included in this file.  This Linux driver is an open-source driver provided by ViewCast.  Any modifications to the driver feature-set and functionality will need to subscribe to the Linux/GNU GPL.  ViewCast will not be enhancing this driver on a regular basis, for more information on ViewCast Linux drivers consult the ViewCast Discussion Forums at http://forum.viewcast.com/default.asp.  Support for these drivers can be requested by contacting ViewCast at support@viewcast.com.  These drivers and code subscribe to the Linux GPL.  For more information on the Linux/GNU GPL go to:  http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html

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Warning!! This process overwrites the current Linux kernel. While this is not likely to cause any system problems, 
you may experience other audio and video peripheral problems. Configuring a concurrent kernel is beyond the scope 
of this document. Please consult the kernel HOWTOs and local user groups for assistance.
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Automatic loading of modules is system specific and is beyond the scope of this document.

This document describes installation in default Fedora Core 3 with kernel sources installed.

1. In the source directory for the desired kernel
(/usr/src/redhat/BUILD/kernel-2.6.9/linux-2.6.9) execute <make menuconfig>

2. Select <Device Drivers>

3. Select <Multimedia Devices> (note to user these are not in alphabetic sequence).

4. Select <Video for Linux>

5. Using the arrow keys, select Exit twice to return to the <Device Drivers> page.

6. Select <Sound>

7. Verify Module option [<M> Sound card support] is selected.

8. Select <Open Sound System>

9. Select exit 4 times then select <Yes> to save the new kernel configuration.

10. Still in the source directory execute <make> to compile the new kernel. This will take some time.

11. Reboot into the newly compiled kernel.

*****Follow instructions in your BUILD.TXT file.

12. Change directories to the bttv driver, make and install it:

  cd to the bttv-0.9.15-osprey-rc1
  make
  make install

13. Change directories to the btaudio driver, make and install it:

   cd to the btaudio-0.9.15-osprey-rc1
   make
   make install

14. Remove all currently loaded modules, that may have been loaded by hotplug, that are attached to the capture board.

   lsmod | grep bt
   rmmod bt878
   rmmod bttv

15. Load the btaudio driver, which will load all modules required for the Osprey drivers.

   modprobe btaudio