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== testing video input ==Once in Xfce you can test to see if you are able to receive video from a composite source via the USB Live-2. For basic testing purposes mplayer serves well. You will want to make sure that the driver loaded by using lsusb as described earlier. A device should have been created in /dev as /dev/video0 or if you have other capture cards it could be /dev/video1 or higher. Confirm which video device belongs to your USB Live 2. For our example we will assume /dev/video0From the command prompt in a console window type the following: mplayer tv:// -tv driver=v4l2:device=/dev/video0:norm=NTSC:width=720mplayer will complain that there is no TV Tuner (because of the -tv switch) however this will not prevent video from being displayed. Specifying width= can be substituted with a width you prefer based on your resolution. You should now see video from your source. Please note that the indicator lights on the USB Live 2 device will not illuminate nor will they blink during testing.== testing audio input ==Install PulseAudio Volume Control. apt-get install pavucontrol