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Folks,
I updated to 1.5-pre1 from 1.4.1. I went through the default config file and
changed all the options to my liking.
Everything works great and i love the new interface! Awesome works folks! I
like the flexibility of the new config file and the new imdb interace is
fantastic. Now if only imdb could find 'The Matrix' (of all things).
But I have a few issues.
1. I can't watch TV as I could in 1.4.1. The command that Freevo sends to
Mplayer is:
/usr/bin/mplayer -vo xv,sdl,x11, -fs -nocache -slave tv:// -tv
driver=v4l2:freq=0.000:device=/dev/video0:input=0:norm=NTSC:width=640:height=480:outfmt=yuy2
Note that the input is set to 0. It should be 2. In my config file I have:
NORM='ntsc'
INPUT='composite2'
CHANLIST='us-cable'
TV_DRIVER='v4l2'
TV_DEVICE='/dev/video0'
TV_INPUT=2
TV_SETTINGS='NORM INPUT CHANLIST DEVICE'
When recording it seems not to pass the -vo option to mencoder, whiile it
passes '-vo xv,sdl,x11' instead of '-vo xv' as it used to.
2. It used to be that when i hit the '+' and '-' it adjusted the volume with
by 1. My config file contains:
EVENTS['audio']['VOL+'] = Event('MIXER_VOLUP', arg=1)
EVENTS['audio']['VOL-'] = Event('MIXER_VOLDOWN', arg=1)
EVENTS['video']['VOL+'] = Event('MIXER_VOLUP', arg=1)
EVENTS['video']['VOL-'] = Event('MIXER_VOLDOWN', arg=1)
#EVENTS['global']['VOL+'] = Event('MIXER_VOLUP', arg=1)
#EVENTS['global']['VOL-'] = Event('MIXER_VOLDOWN', arg=1)
I think that the last 2 commented out lines would be the new way to do it,
but that doesn;t work either. Instead, MPlayer gets the keys and my avsync is
adjusted instead.
Any ideas for these two issues?
Thank you!
Bearcat
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