On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 08:03:28 -0400, Andrew Ziobro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I had similar problems with my PVR500 with 0.3.5k on the tuner input.
I've reverted to 0.3.5f which was the last version I had working before
I
tried 0.3.5k. If I get some time in the next couple of days I'll try
the
versions inbetween those two to see where the problem rears its ugly
head. It can be a bit tough though, as the audio can sometimes be fine
for a half hour or so before it goes to hell.
I saw this also with the tuner input as you say, but that was a static.
This seems to be different. It almost seems like a bad encoding. In
MythTv it will actually fall behind in time as it trys to play it.
Did you have time to listen to the clip and let me know if that was
the same type of static you were getting?
Yeah, I listened to the clip and it sounded very similar to what I got.
There would be a click followed by slightly jumpy video and very nasty
audio that sounds like the same bit of audio is layered 3 or 4 times
spaced slightly apart.
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