Stefan schreef: > On Saturday 08 July 2006 17:43, Peter Vollebregt wrote: > >> Paul Zirnik schreef: >> >>> On Saturday 08 July 2006 12:44, Peter Vollebregt wrote: >>> >>>> Sander Sweers schreef: >>>> >>>>> On Sat, 2006-07-08 at 10:56 +0200, Peter Vollebregt wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Stefan schreef: >>>>>> But for poor not so technical me: >>>>>> - i can 'make' the program >>>>>> - but there is no 'make install' >>>>>> >>>>> You can run it by issuing ./ivtv-manager or you can copy the binary >>>>> to /usr/local/bin/ >>>>> >>>>> Greets >>>>> Sander >>>>> >>>> Sander thanks, >>>> >>>> But om my SuSE 10.1 (32 bits install on a AMD 64 system) i get glibc >>>> errors: glibc version: glibc-2.4-31.1 >>>> >> <snip> >> >> >>>> *** glibc detected *** ./ivtv-manager: munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer: >>>> 0xbfd3eb45 *** >>>> >> <snip> >> >> >>>> Peter >>>> >>> Had the same problem on SUSE 10.1 >>> Also had a problem that the signal detection takes longer on my system. >>> Here is what i've done to fix it. >>> >>> greets, >>> Paul >>> >> Paul, >> >> Thanks. As far as i can handle diff files (sorry) i tried to do this - >> but the same error occurred again. For information again: >> >> What i did: >> - added 'sleep(1) ;' to line 114 in ivtv-ctrl.c >> - commented out 'free ( homedir );' by adding '//' before it in line 238 >> in ivtv-manager.c >> >> - did a 'make clean' and 'make' >> - ./ivtv-manager => error >> >> > You can remove all free( homedir ) statements! > OK. I removed all occurences from ivtv-ctrl.c and ivtv-manager.c Then it compiled without errors and i could move he executable 'ivtvmanager' to /usr/local/bin
Then i could run without errors (as a user): ivtv-manager -s /dev/video0 europe-west This created the file 'ivtv-manager' with the found frequencies in my homedir And now it works (mythtv and also mplayer change channel and volume by using ivtv-manager) The only thing i would like is a nice way to fine-tune. For example: channel 68 is normally on frequency 847250 But i have a channel on 68 that is on frequency 849250 It would be wonderfull to be able to finetune it on the fly (as on my TV-set) and then save this frequency as channel 68. Luckily only some channels deviate this much...... Stefan, thanks for this nice tool Peter _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
