You can also use ext2 or 3, they are both resizeable, too.
I use also lvm with 400gb and one 200gb drive, works great.
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 21. September 2005 20:09
An: Azmat;
You are allowed to play all freeware linux games:
A list off good actual games in development is here:
http://www.happypenguin.org/
And you Can download Free Roms:
For Amiga:
http://www.amigaland.de/spiele/gamesauswahl.php?show=agames
http://www.sutum.de/index_.html
For other Consoles:
Lee wrote:
I understand what you are saying, but could you please explain to me
how or why Myth is switching to a different modeline during video
playback? It shouldn't be doing that should it? The modeline I'm
running is 4:3, and the picture doesn't go off the screen when
viewing the X
On 22/09/05, Brian J. Murrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2005-09-21 at 19:03 -0700, Mark Kundinger wrote:
You can have a shell script that responds to the power key and kills
the frontend:
Yeah. I have something similar. Killing off mythfrontend just so
coarse.
AFAIK there's no
David Watkins wrote:
On 22/09/05, Brian J. Murrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2005-09-21 at 19:03 -0700, Mark Kundinger wrote:
You can have a shell script that responds to the power key and kills
the frontend:
Yeah. I have something similar. Killing off mythfrontend
Hi,
Is there any
advantage in using Mysql 5.0 over 4.1?
There seems to be a broken dependency in the debs at the
moment, but will hang on, or try to force if theres an advantage.
Cheers
Marius
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as is XFS :)
I've got a 120gb in my box atm, LVM'd with 3/4 of the 80gb primary
drive. I eventually plan to move it all to a couple of bigger drives
and have an insane 60gb livetv buffer :D
Andy
On 22/09/05, Jochen Kühner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can also use ext2 or 3, they are both
Which webserver are people using
for MythWeb. Is something like Apache necessary or is this overkill?
Cheers
Marius
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On 9/22/05, Marius Schrecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which webserver are people using
for MythWeb. Is something like Apache necessary or is this overkill?
You pretty much need Apache, as MythWeb uses PHP. PHP can be
built as a CGI program (usable with other web servers), but
All of 'em are basically resizeable under LVM, however not all are
shrinkable.
But ext2 isn't journaled, and ext3 is *horrible* at large file
deletions. I believe another poster to this list just discovered the
reason for some of his problems was due to lengthy I/O caused by Myth
deleting
hmmm, perhaps I should rethink keeping my mythstore in an ext3 partition over
software raid :(
All of 'em are basically resizeable under LVM, however not all are
shrinkable.
But ext2 isn't journaled, and ext3 is *horrible* at large file
deletions. I believe another poster to this list
On 21-Sep-05, at 11:50 PM, Brandon Stoll wrote:
Sorry for being incredibly off of MythTV but I really don't know where
else to be asking these questions :)
www.avsforum.com, on the left side is Site Navigation, click on the
HDTV Area and the first forum contains threads for different cities.
You're right, it is verry slow on large files...
But how can I convert without losing my data???
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 22. September 2005 14:35
An: Discussion about mythtv
Betreff: Re:
On 22-Sep-05, at 1:19 AM, Kevin Kuphal wrote:
I just purchased a Chaintech MPM800-3 motherboard for use as a
frontend. It has a PM800 Unichrome chipset that supports XvMC. If I
compile my frontend with XvMC support, will it be used only for MPEG-2
content or will I be using it for all
Brandon Stoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Earlier today I picked up an indoor antenna and to my surprise
nearly every channel came in with pretty bad reception- which was
better then I expected. So, I'd like to try an outdoor antenna but I
have a huge problem: I'm on the second floor of a
George Nassas wrote:
On 22-Sep-05, at 1:19 AM, Kevin Kuphal wrote:
I just purchased a Chaintech MPM800-3 motherboard for use as a
frontend. It has a PM800 Unichrome chipset that supports XvMC. If I
compile my frontend with XvMC support, will it be used only for
MPEG-2 content or will I be
Hello MythTv-users [writing to list for first time] ;-).
I would really appreciate the comments of some list-users out
there on MythTV setup using DVB-T [i.e. uk/Mendip] and
acceptable TV-output onto a ''100hz'' digial-reprocessing-TV
that only takes PAL/NTSC
Apologies if this is a
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 11:21 +0100, David Watkins wrote:
AFAIK there's no reason why killing the frontend should prevent it
making a graceful exit.
Indeed. But IMHO, if you are going to catch SIGTERM, it would be nice
to pop up that are you sure you want to quit dialog. That way
accidental
I like to transcode my HDTV recordings down to a more reasonable size and
then burn them to DVD+R for storage. I find that I can fit the entire season
of shows on 1-2 disks. Is there a way in MythTV to just pop them into the
drive and watch them from there? I can do this with my Xbox with XBMC.
Brian J. Murrell wrote:
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 11:21 +0100, David Watkins wrote:
AFAIK there's no reason why killing the frontend should prevent it
making a graceful exit.
Indeed. But IMHO, if you are going to catch SIGTERM, it would be nice
to pop up that are you sure you want to
Mat Kyne wrote:
I like to transcode my HDTV recordings down to a more reasonable size
and then burn them to DVD+R for storage. I find that I can fit the
entire season of shows on 1-2 disks. Is there a way in MythTV to just
pop them into the drive and watch them from there? I can do this with
Hi,
last evening my friends came to my place and we connected
their PlayStation to my MythBox via the SCART connector
of the PVR 350.
Unfortunately, it was impossible to play the games as there
was a noticeable delay between actions on the PS2 and
actual images on the screen.
We also tried
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Mat Kyne wrote:
I like to transcode my HDTV recordings down to a more reasonable size
and then burn them to DVD+R for storage. I find that I can fit the
entire season of shows on 1-2 disks. Is there a way in MythTV to just
pop them into the drive and watch them from
Franco wrote:
Hi,
last evening my friends came to my place and we connected
their PlayStation to my MythBox via the SCART connector
of the PVR 350.
Unfortunately, it was impossible to play the games as there
was a noticeable delay between actions on the PS2 and
actual images on the screen.
At 06:43 PM 9/21/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using this script on my D10-200 box at least since
July. There is an occasional snafu where the channel doesn't change
for some reason I haven't yet been able to track down, but I'm
recording Stargate SG-1, NFL Football, and the odd Buffy
I'm installing 0.18.1 on a debian etch/unstable system with MDZ's
packages and a pcHDTV3000 card using the DVB drivers in kernel 2.6.12.
The hardware is working fine, everything is installed.
I am using the Zap2It service, us-bcast in the general page, default on the
video sources page.
The
Craig Tinson wrote:
Franco wrote:
Hi,
last evening my friends came to my place and we connected their
PlayStation to my MythBox via the SCART connector
of the PVR 350.
Unfortunately, it was impossible to play the games as there
was a noticeable delay between actions on the PS2 and
actual
Erik Pettersen wrote:
Then again, for stability linux may be the cure you're looking for ;)
Well that is what I'm hoping for. I had a feeling I might be setting my
self up for a fight, and I believe that I am right.
I installed KnoppMyth last night and it was not without troubles (but
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 03:15:25PM +0100, Craig Tinson wrote:
am not an expert on this.. but couldn't you just use irexec to send
half-a-dozen ESC keys? no matter where you are in myth that should take
you to the close screen? not exactly pretty but should do what your
asking.. and you can
Hi,
Following Jarods guide and looking at the link to the difinitive
nForce2/4 .asoundrc for spdiff out I'm still a little unsure about the hw
numbers. So, just to double check...
#aplay -l shows this:
# aplay -l
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: CK804 [NVidia CK804], device
Hi
All,
I
am pretty new to all of this so bare with me.
I
am looking for a way to set up my home PC network so that PC can view digital cable
channels directly and channels can be recorded and played back later. So far I
can see two ways of doing this using a standard PCI card in a
Hello all,
I am having a problem with mythtv 0.18.1 on Gentoo kernel 2.6.12-r10 on
both livetv and playing pre-recorded videos.
The play back is supper choppy and pauses about every 2 seconds.
Playing the same file directly through mplayer or gmplayer and it runs
as smooth as butter.
The
okies.. quick question
on Jarod's site he mentions he has a standard 27 analog TV plugged into
his mx440 nv card
First of all he doesn't specify if it's a widescreen - which mine is
If his is.. and remembering he's in the US and i'm in UK.. in theory I
should be able to just copy his
After six months of waiting, I finally received my three next generation
AIR2PC HD tuner cards yesterday, and of course had to immediately install
them :).
After physically installing the cards, lspci showed all three cards.
Obviously, support for this card is not yet in the stock kernel, nor
Good day Ladies and Gent's,
Long time lurker, first time poster with a few questions up my sleeve regarding
hardware requirements for my type of setup.
Service Provider: DirecTV (from here on, referred to as D*)
Video Format: NTSC
Receiver: Any HD capable D* receiver
Television: Westinghouse
Dave Sherohman wrote:
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 03:15:25PM +0100, Craig Tinson wrote:
am not an expert on this.. but couldn't you just use irexec to send
half-a-dozen ESC keys? no matter where you are in myth that should take
you to the close screen? not exactly pretty but should do what
Hi, compiling mythtv-0.18.1 on amd64 debian sid with gcc 3.4 (where much
of system compiled on 4.0). Following
www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-4.html
at : # dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -us -uc -b
[...]
I'm getting:
mpegvideo.c: In function `ff_copy_bits':
mpegvideo.c:26: error: extended
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day Ladies and Gent's,
Long time lurker, first time poster with a few questions up my sleeve regarding hardware requirements for my type of setup.
Service Provider: DirecTV (from here on, referred to as D*)
Video Format: NTSC
Receiver: Any HD capable D*
Hi all,
After some tinkering I have now a working MythTV setup, except one thing. On
one of the channels I don't have any sound, while the others are working just
fine. I have also tried fine-tuning the channel, without much luck. Either I
managed to get sound but lousy image, or good image
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 20:02 +0100, Craig Tinson wrote:
Dave Sherohman wrote:
Try pressing ESC half a dozen times... Once you get to the shutdown
confirmation, ESC cancels the shutdown. So this would have a 50/50
chance of working, depending on how deep you are in the Myth menus.
(Although
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Paul B. Henson wrote:
Obviously, support for this card is not yet in the stock kernel, nor is
there support even in the current dvb-kernel CVS. However, I had a pointer
to Taylor's patch on the mailing list:
Brian J. Murrell wrote:
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 20:02 +0100, Craig Tinson wrote:
Dave Sherohman wrote:
Try pressing ESC half a dozen times... Once you get to the shutdown
confirmation, ESC cancels the shutdown. So this would have a 50/50
chance of working, depending on how deep you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day Ladies and Gent's,
Long time lurker, first time poster with a few questions up my sleeve regarding hardware requirements for my type of setup.
Service Provider: DirecTV (from here on, referred to as D*)
Video Format: NTSC
Receiver: Any HD capable D*
At 02:10 PM 9/22/2005, Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Video card. Highly recommend nVidia card of some kind since ATI has
poor linux support.
Your mileage may vary on this one. I'm using an ATI 9200 card in my
Myth box and have had excellent results with livna keeping the ATI
fglrx rpm package up to
I' m trying to rebuild mythtv with some more features enabled.
When I get to 'make' it fails with the following error(s)
Basically it's not seeing/finding something which it should, but I have
no idea why this version should fail, while the one I grabbed a week ago
did not...
Anyone have
On 9/22/05, R. G. Newbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I' m trying to rebuild mythtv with some more features enabled.
What features did you change? Maybe post the output from configure?
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Hello everyone,
I am new to this forum and am considering trying to get mythtv working but want to clear a couple of questions up before going any further.
I have comcast cable, extended basic cable. To my knowledge it is not digital but IDO have a cablebox. From what I've been reading I will
Hi,
Please 'scuse my ignorance, but while going through the commit history
for the week that I was on vacation in August, I saw some changes in
SVN related to VBI subtitles w/ivtv-driven cards. Does this mean
that subtitles are now working/supported for these cards (assuming I
have a recent
Hey all, just found this list and i am loving it.
I will be building a Front end box for a friend that knows a moderate amount about computers, so i want to build a box set it up, and never have to chage it again. Fat chance i know. Just wanted to run a list of components by you and hope that
Just put a splitter when it comes out of
the cablebox, one to the computer and the other to the TV.
From:
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Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005
4:24 PM
To: mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Subject: [mythtv-users]
On Thursday 22 September 2005 04:29 pm, Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
Hi,
Please 'scuse my ignorance, but while going through the commit history
for the week that I was on vacation in August, I saw some changes in
SVN related to VBI subtitles w/ivtv-driven cards. Does this mean
that subtitles
You'd need two cable boxes... if you split the cable after the cable
box you'll just get two versions of the same channel =P
I think what I'd do is confirm what cable I have or didn't have, if I
were you... I'd run (temporarily) coax straight from the wall to the
TV (assuming your TV has a TV
Thanks so much for the quick replies!
Sort of. You need a card that can capture from s-video or composite
since this is the only output you can get from your DirecTV receiver
(unless they offer one with firewire). Most cards that have this (PVR
series from Hauppauge, etc) also have a tuner
Asher Schaffer wrote:
On 9/22/05, R. G. Newbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I' m trying to rebuild mythtv with some more features enabled.
What features did you change? Maybe post the output from configure?
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Well since my post I've
Newer D* receivers have both DVI and HDMI outputs. The D* HD10-250 (POS) I just
bought has an HDMI port and comes with a HDMI - DVI cable. Are there any
cards that can support either a DVI or HDMI input?
Sadly ... no. Not yet anyway. Sure would be nice though, since I can't
get any
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 16:23, Paul Schied wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am new to this forum and am considering trying to get mythtv working
but want to clear a couple of questions up before going any further.
I have comcast cable, extended basic cable. To my knowledge it is not
digital but
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 04:23:46PM -0400, Paul Schied wrote:
I have comcast cable, extended basic cable. To my knowledge it is not
digital but I DO have a cablebox. From what I've been reading I will need to
hook up the cable to my tuner card after it goes through the cablebox (so it
is
the hardware encoder (also the decoder) have a delay of 1.5 to 2 secs
you will always have this delay if you get the video from /dev/video0.
ivtv-driver (/dev/video32 or 48; don't know exactly) that did direct
pass-through with nearly zero-delay. You can try to watch this via
mplayer. Maybe
On 9/22/05, Folashade Adeyosoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just put a splitter when it comes out of the cablebox, one to the computer
and the other to the TV.
This won't work... you'd want the split BEFORE the cable box for analog cable.
The outstanding question is if somehow his cable
Franco wrote:
the hardware encoder (also the decoder) have a delay of 1.5 to 2 secs
you will always have this delay if you get the video from /dev/video0.
ivtv-driver (/dev/video32 or 48; don't know exactly) that did direct
pass-through with nearly zero-delay. You can try to watch this via
http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=26151query=googletvtopic=0type=googletv
GoogleTV is hiring!
Responsibilities:
In this role, you will provide leadership on product vision and
execution of projects that enable using Google's search and
advertising technologies to enhance
On 22/09/05, R. G. Newbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I' m trying to rebuild mythtv with some more features enabled.
When I get to 'make' it fails with the following error(s)
Basically it's not seeing/finding something which it should, but I have
no idea why this version should fail, while
One thought/suggestion:
I'm of the opinion that if you want to record BOTH ATSC/HDTV and
NTSC/regular cable you'll probably be best of, IMHO, with a separate
HDTV card (like the HD-3000) from the analog tuner card... maybe a
PVR150 AND a HD3000 if budget allows?
I strongly think for most PVR'ing
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 04:58:18PM -0400, Erik Pettersen wrote:
The outstanding question is if somehow his cable company is the kinda
that actually scrambles analog and requires cable box to view anythign
at all...
I have Comcast and no convertor. (I used a Tivo from its initial
release until
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 16:23 -0400, Paul Schied wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am new to this forum and am considering trying to get mythtv working
but want to clear a couple of questions up before going any further.
I have comcast cable, extended basic cable. To my knowledge it is not
On 9/22/05, Dave Sherohman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have Comcast and no convertor. (I used a Tivo from its initial
release until it died a couple months ago and made a point of only
getting the clear channels so I wouldn't have to deal with an IR
blaster.) I doubt that they would scramble
If I have a mythtv box, can I view TV on another computer?
Tommy
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Tommy Denton wrote:
If I have a mythtv box, can I view TV on another computer?
Running mythfrontend, yes.
Kevin
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Is that an add-on or does it come ready on a distro?On 9/22/05, Kevin Kuphal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tommy Denton wrote: If I have a mythtv box, can I view TV on another computer?Running mythfrontend, yes.Kevin___mythtv-users mailing list
Yes, mythbackend can stream to multiple mythfrontends. Say you have a
backend which has tuner cards, you can then watch tv on a frontend
which can be seperate from the backend meaning on another computer, if
that computer has the frontend software installed and configured.
On 9/22/05, Tommy Denton
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 05:33:04PM -0400, Tommy Denton wrote:
Is that an add-on or does it come ready on a distro?
The 'normal' setup is to run both mythfrontend and mythbackend on the
same machine. To view your programs on a separate computer, all you
have to do is install mythtv on it, but
Tommy Denton wrote:
Is that an add-on or does it come ready on a distro?
Google KnoppMyth
Kevin
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the viewing computers are winblows.. client requirment. now what are my optionsOn 9/22/05, Kevin Kuphal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Tommy Denton wrote: Is that an add-on or does it come ready on a distro?
Google KnoppMythKevin___mythtv-users mailing
Hey sorry about the crappy formating beofre i hope this one is better
Hey all, just found this list and i am loving it.I will be building a Front end box for a friend that knows a moderateamount about computers, so i want to build a box set it up, and never haveto chage it again. Fat chance i
On 22/09/05, Tommy Denton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the viewing computers are winblows.. client requirment. now what are my
options
No Live TV, but you can use Samba to view pre-recorded programs.
In thoery, you can also use WinMyth, but it's not so stable (Or reliable) IME
--
Robert Anaerin
Hi,
Better not mix PVR500MCE with VIA chipsets, the board you selected has a
VIA chipset. I've had problems with that mix, although on a different
board. Try performing a search on the list archives for problems with
VIA chipsets.
I used to like VIA, but my preference has changed since I
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Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Myth Box ComponentsTo: Luke Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED], Discussion about mythtv mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Hi,Better not mix PVR500MCE with VIA chipsets, the board you
What chipset would suggest then?
I have turned to nVidia, but SiS and Uli are probably fully functional
too with PVR500MCE. It is probably some bug or unimplemented feature on
VIA chipsets which does not apply to other chipset manufacturers. I have
read somewhere (probably
Ok,a DBox question based on this line of talking. Can I assume that
MythTV will install on the DBox and that various other computer will be able to
view with front end clients? I then assume that ONE computer can be specified
to record to?
Thanks,
Chris
-Original
Hi all.
I am still running a .16 backend. I just downloaded
knoppmyth and it isnt working.
I read that knoppmyth was based on version .18 and that got
me wondering if the frontends and backend have to be the same version?
The error I am getting is that the frontend cant see
the
Tommy Denton wrote:
the viewing computers are winblows.. client requirment. now what are
my options
1. Put the KnoppMyth CD in and reboot to a CD based frontend
installation. Does not affect windows
2. Use VMware or Virtual PC to run a frontend in a virtual machine
3. Use any of the
Vincent K. Britton wrote:
Hi all.
I am still running a .16 backend. I just downloaded knoppmyth and it
isn’t working.
I read that knoppmyth was based on version .18 and that got me
wondering if the frontends and backend have to be the same version?
The error I am getting is that the
Well I'll upgrade my backend soon. Right now the wife is on it.
I checked the logs and there was barely anything there for the day:
tail -100 /var/log/mythtv/mythbackend.log
2005-09-22 02:06:35 Found changes in the todo list.
2005-09-22 02:06:36 Scheduled 8 items in 0.075427 seconds.
I have the latest 19 release of Mythtv on Fedora 4 following Jarod's
guide.
All is working, I can capture from /dev/video0 and play it.
Backend is setup, and master ip is 192.168.0.1
Frontend is on the same machine
PVR250
My error is this:
When I try to play live TV, I get a blank screen for
On 9/22/05, Kevin Kuphal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the viewing computers are winblows.. client requirment. now what are
my options
1. Put the KnoppMyth CD in and reboot to a CD based frontend
installation. Does not affect windows
2. Use VMware or Virtual PC to run a frontend in a virtual
Good job Gus,
If I may ask you, it seems we have the same environment
* Fedora 4 also following Jarod's guide.
Installed a fresh copy of Fedora 4
I did the yum upgrade
Did get both atrpms.repo and freshrpms.repo
Got and installed mythtv-suite
But when I was going to setup the database, the
Hi, I hope that someone can answer this, I looked around and it looks
like the issue with X freezing up when using the RenderAccel option is
a known issue. What I'm wondering if there's a workaround to get myth
to work with RenderAccel on? Is there a certian nvidia driver that
plays nice with
A big thank you for all of your help so far...
I am re-writing this message after a few replies asking me what the
hell I was talking about.
I am trying to access Mythweb from over my Mobile Phone. After posting
about it on this list, I got tons of help about how to view it on a
WAP enabled
Howdy,
I cant for the likes of me get my mythtv box to
automatically transcode stuff recorded from my DVB card.. (Dvico Fusion DVB-T
Lite).
I'm sure there's a box I should be ticking
somewhere - which recording profile should I tick "automatically transcode" in -
I've ticked all the boxes
Vincent K. Britton wrote:
Well I'll upgrade my backend soon. Right now the wife is on it.
I checked the logs and there was barely anything there for the day:
tail -100 /var/log/mythtv/mythbackend.log
2005-09-22 02:06:35 Found changes in the todo list.
2005-09-22 02:06:36 Scheduled 8
Hi,
Is it possible to somehow nice mythcomflag? It appears that in
cases where I'm recording two shows and also doing commercial
detection on two shows that just completed that my poor 3GHz P4 cannot
keep up. This is resulting in bad recordings. I think that if I
lowered priorities on
On Fri, Sep 23, 2005 at 10:18:37AM +0930, Michael Cheshire (Mailing Lists)
wrote:
I cant for the likes of me get my mythtv box to automatically
transcode stuff recorded from my DVB card.. (Dvico Fusion DVB-T
Lite).
I'm sure there's a box I should be ticking somewhere - which
recording
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 06:18:11PM -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
Is it possible to somehow nice mythcomflag? It appears that in cases
where I'm recording two shows and also doing commercial detection on
two shows that just completed that my poor 3GHz P4 cannot keep up.
This is resulting in bad
Okay I upgraded my frontend to .18 to get it to work with
knoppmyth. However it still doesnt work.
I get the message:
Could not connect to the master backend
Server is it running? Is the IP Address set
for it in the setup Program correct?
No video options work but some of the
I have one master backend and one slave backend. Single recordings occur on
the Master but when they finish, the slave tries to come in and transcode
it. Below is a clip from the slave backend log. I have both backends
configured to allow commercial flagging, transcoding and User Job #1. I
Thanks very much.
I did have it set to one job, but CPU usage was medium so I've set it
to low. Additionally I saw an option to start commercial flagging when
recording starts. I've disabled that also, at least as a test.
Probably 70% of our recording is late night stuff so commercial
flagging
Hi,
I'm still trying to get my PVR-500 working 100%. Right now, I can
use ptune.pl to change the channel, and then cat /dev/video0
/tmp/test.mpg, and then play that in mplayer. Works like a
charm. However, when I try to launch tvtime, I get the following:
Running tvtime 0.9.15.
Reading
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 06:52:15PM -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
Thanks very much.
I did have it set to one job, but CPU usage was medium so I've set it
to low. Additionally I saw an option to start commercial flagging when
recording starts. I've disabled that also, at least as a test.
On 9/22/05, Robert Tsai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 06:52:15PM -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
Thanks very much.
I did have it set to one job, but CPU usage was medium so I've set it
to low. Additionally I saw an option to start commercial flagging when
recording starts.
On 9/22/05, Paul B. Henson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Paul B. Henson wrote: Obviously, support for this card is not yet in the stock kernel, nor is
there support even in the current dvb-kernel CVS. However, I had a pointer to Taylor's patch on the mailing list:
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