Those setting didn't fix the problem, so I looked into the video groups,
which I changed to:
VIDEO_GROUPS = [
# Use this group for watching tv
VideoGroup(vdev='/dev/video0',
adev=None,
input_type='tuner',
tuner_norm=CONF.tv,
tuner_type='',
tuner_chanlist=CONF.chanlist,
desc='Watching Video Group',
group_type='ivtv',
),
# Use this group for recording tv
VideoGroup(vdev='/dev/video0',
adev=None,
input_type='tuner',
tuner_norm='NTSC',
tuner_chanlist='us_cable',
desc='Comcast Cable',
record_group='ivtv'),
Which displayed on the console, when PLAY was selected:
=============================
Video Opened at /dev/video0
streamTypeV4l2ToIVTV 0 -> 0
"video-aspect" : value 0->0
"audio-sampling-frequency" : value 1->1
"audio-layer-ii-bitrate" : value 10->10
"audio-encoding-layer" : value 1->1
"audio-stereo-mode" : value 0->0
"audio-stereo-mode-extension" : value 0->0
"audio-emphasis" : value 0->0
"audio-crc" : value 0->0
"video-b-frames" : value 1->1
"video-bitrate-mode" : value 0->0
"video-bitrate" : value 3000000->3000000
"video-peak-bitrate" : value 4000000->4000000
"spatial-filter-mode" : value 0->0
"temporal-filter-mode" : value 0->0
"spatial-filter" : value 0->0
"temporal-filter" : value 0->0
"median-filter-type" : value 0->0
"video-gop-size" : value 16->15
"video-gop-closure" : value 1->1
"video-pulldown" : value 0->0
streamTypeIvtvToV4l2 0 -> 0
"stream-type" : value 0->0
setinput: val='\x00\x00\x00\x00', res='\x00\x00\x00\x00'
Driver: ivtv
Card: Hauppauge WinTV PVR-150
Version: 08.00
Capabilities: 0x01030051
Enumerating supported Standards.
0: 0xf PAL-BGH
1: 0xe0 PAL-DK
2: 0x10 PAL-I
3: 0x100 PAL-M
4: 0x200 PAL-N
5: 0x400 PAL-Nc
6: 0xd0000 SECAM-BGH
7: 0x320000 SECAM-DK
8: 0x400000 SECAM-L
9: 0x800000 SECAM-L'
10: 0x1000 NTSC-M
11: 0x2000 NTSC-J
12: 0x8000 NTSC-K
Current Standard is: 0x3000
Enumerating supported Inputs.
0: Tuner 1
1: S-Video 1
2: Composite 1
3: S-Video 2
4: Composite 2
Input: 0
Width: 720, Height: 480
Read Frequency: 3092
streamTypeV4l2ToIVTV 0 -> 0
CODEC::aspect: 1
CODEC::audio_bitmask: 0x69
CODEC::bframes: 2
CODEC::bitrate_mode: 0
CODEC::bitrate: 3000000
CODEC::bitrate_peak: 4000000
CODEC::dnr_mode: 0
CODEC::dnr_spatial: 0
CODEC::dnr_temporal: 0
CODEC::dnr_type: 0
CODEC::framerate: 0
CODEC::framespergop: 16
CODEC::gop_closure: 1
CODEC::pulldown: 0
CODEC::stream_type: 0
Video Opened at /dev/video0
==========================
Which looks like the TV is starting, no crashes or hang, but no video window
displays and the screen returns to the station guide.
So this must be a Xine configuration issue, right ??
The Xine stdout log shows the help options, so it must not be getting the
correct startup string, I suspect...
What are the usual settings for Xine with ivtv? Any suggestions ?
Thx, Chris
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