Mark A. O'Neil wrote: > Hello, > > Apologies for the x-post (posted to both the ivtv-users and the > mythtv-users lists). > > I recently updated my perfectly functional MythTV backend (FC5, > PVR500, MythTV v0.19, ivtv v0.6? whatever the recommendation for the > 2.6.16 kernel was) and XBox xebian frontend. > > After a significant update (it had been awhile since initial > installation, so a lot was updated) I lost sound in all new > recordings - previous recordings play fine on both systems. In fact > the both systems work fine in all other capacities as far as I have > determined to date. > > Current backend stats are: > Kernel: 2.6.18.1.2239.fc5 > ivtv: 0.8.2 > MythTV: 0.20 (I do not have the exact version in my notes here at work) > > At this point I am thinking there is a problem with the ivtv > installation/configuration. So the initial question is: > > Is the ivtv version I have installed correct for my kernel?
Yes > > This is the first time I have used yum to update ivtv as for the > first install I built it from src. Could that have been the problem > (yum) - perhaps I missed something? > > Please, let me know what other info would be useful besides the ivtv > init log, to troubleshoot this (logs etc) and I will gather that up > this evening and post. Please always post the IVTV INIT from dmesg and any ivtv options you have in /etc/modprove.conf. > > This morning I came across some notes regarding the 'mute' setting - > ivtvctl -y mute=<0|1> - and will give that a shot this evening as well. > Greets Sander _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
