Stygen wrote:
>
>
> I have just done some wiki updates.  Hope they are appropriate.
>
> -Stygen
>
Look great - thank you very much! Provide that extra detail that people 
will need to explain the options.

Especially the kernel and distro information :D

>
>
>
>>
>> Stygen wrote:
>>> Never mind.  All it needed was a simple update of drivers!
>>>
>>> Rather than just close the thread unceremoniously, hows about I 
>>> describe  how to play and record simultaneously with dual DVB cards?
>>>
>>>
>>> Right.  Assuming your DVB is working and you know how to watch with 
>>> one  card in freevo, do the following in the TV section of 
>>> local_conf.py;
>>>
>>> VIDEO_GROUPS = [
>>>          #VideoGroup[0]
>>>                  VideoGroup(
>>>                          vdev='/dev/video0',  #For the benefit of 
>>> lockfiles
>>>                          adev=None,
>>>                          input_type='tuner',
>>>                          input_num=1,
>>>                          desc='DVB Viewer',
>>>                          group_type='dvb',
>>>                          record_group=1),
>>>          #VideoGroup[1]
>>>                  VideoGroup(
>>>                          vdev='/dev/null',  #For the benefit of 
>>> lockfiles
>>>                          adev=None,
>>>                          input_type='tuner',
>>>                          input_num=2,
>>>                          desc='DVB Recording',
>>>                          group_type='dvb',
>>>                          record_group=None)
>>>          ]
>>>
>>> VCR_CMD = CONF.mplayer + ' -dumpstream -dumpfile %(filename)s  
>>> "dvb://[EMAIL PROTECTED](channel)s" '
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> This will use the second head to record (designated as dvb://[EMAIL 
>>> PROTECTED] ) 
>>> and  viewing will use the default head (being the first one).  This 
>>> is a much  better way to do this than I have previously, as it does 
>>> not require  laborious modification to tv.guide.py or 
>>> recordserver.py.   The wiki  doesnt really have a good description 
>>> of multituner support for dvb,  hopefully the above helps.  I am 
>>> looking forward to a smarter recordserver  that will allow 
>>> simultaneous recording, and booting you off watching if a  recording 
>>> is about to start on the last available tuner.
>>>
>>> Please note that the above was done with a DVICO dual DVB-T.  
>>> Unfortunate  side-effect of simltaneous use of the tuners is that 
>>> signal quality  decreases significantly when both tuners are in use.
>>>
>>>
>>> -Stygen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, 01 Jun 2007 08:12:09 +0800, Stygen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> This may be slightly OT as it is not directly a Freevo problem.  
>>>> Hoping
>>>> some experience on the list will provide the answer.
>>>>
>>>> I have setup many systems with the DVICO dual head DVB-T card, and 
>>>> they
>>>> 'just worked'.  The most recent one though, is behaving strangely.  I
>>>> suspect there is a permissions or a udev problem behind it, but 
>>>> cannot be
>>>> sure.  DMESG shows both heads as loading up nicely, and /dev/dvb is
>>>> populated with both adapters.  However, to illustrate the problem with
>>>> tzap;
>>>>
>>>> scan -a /dev/dvb/adapter0 config  --- works for the first head (PCI)
>>>> scan -a 0 config   --- also works for the first head (PCI)
>>>>
>>>> scan -a /dev/dvb/adapter1 config  --- works for the second head (USB)
>>>> scan -a 1 config   --- does not work for the second heah (USB) !!!
>>>>
>>>> I suspect that whatever allows you to use the -a option with the 
>>>> device
>>>> number rather than /dev/ location is what my problem is.  When 
>>>> involking
>>>> the individual cards you would do it as such : mplayer
>>>> dvb://[EMAIL PROTECTED] and clearly this will work for the first
>>>> adapter, but not the second (dvb_streaming_read, attempt N. 6 
>>>> failed with
>>>> errno 0 when reading 2048 bytes ... etc).
>>>>
>>>> If this rings a bell to anyone that can suggest how to fix it, I would
>>>> most appreciative.  Otherwise Freevo 1.7.2 appears to be using the 
>>>> dual
>>>> head setup very effectively without having to modify tvguide.py or
>>>> recordserver.py as I have had to do in the past.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Many thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Justin
>>>>
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