On Sep 6, 2006, at 2:41 PM, Keehan Dowd wrote:
> Keehan Dowd wrote:
>> [snip]
>> To work around this, I did the following: (my scripts are in
>> /usr/local/bin/ )
>> 1. Create a script called "fix_audio" with the following ( You could
>> use the example commands from above too, but I found this in another
>> thread and it seems to work better for me.)
>> #!/usr/bin/perl
>> sleep 3;
>> #set -- $(ivtvctl --device=0 -C | grep audio) && ivtvctl --
>> device=0 -c
>> audio=$3;
>> exec ("ivtvctl --device=0 -c audio=0x00e9");
>> [snip]
> Apologies...I forgot to remove the testing line I was using
> previously:
> #set -- $(ivtvctl --device=0 -C | grep audio) && ivtvctl --device=0 -c
> audio=$3;
> Please ignore this line and take it out. The complete script is
> simply:
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> sleep 3;
> exec ("ivtvctl --device=0 -c audio=0x00e9");
>
Yep, thats the only way it will work, since Myth expects a response
from the channel change script within a short amount of time so it
can start the recording.
Keith C
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