If you let mythtv tune the card I find it doesn't matter anyway. i.e tv_grab_dvb works just fine at the same time. I just run it in a cron job. Admittedly I've chosen the time to be one where no re-tunes are likely. (this is with a nova-t for dvb-t)
On Fri, 2004-12-10 at 12:57 +0000, George Styles wrote: > > I have no problem with the dvb EPG apart from the issue with ITV3 which > > has > > been commented on (I run dvb-grab hourly to get around the b ITV3 issue) > > I assume you mean the complete lack of listings for ITV3 :) > > How do you run it hourly without it interfering with your recordings? i > currently stop mythbackend and run > > #!/bin/bash > echo Checking Channel $1 > /home/george/bin/checkchannel $1 > /dev/null > /home/george/bin/tv_grab_dvb > /tmp/listings.xml > mythfilldatabase --no-delete --file 1 0 - < /tmp/listings.xml > > where checkchannel tunes to the channel in question: > > #!/bin/bash > export freq=`echo \($1*8+306\)*1000000-166666 | bc` > #echo $freq > dvbtune -f $freq -i > > Can you set mythtv to do all this automatically? when I was testing DVB-T > EPG stuff, I found it was only broadcast on some channels. Surely if you did > an hourly grab, it would re-tune the dvb card to that mux? > > Is it possible to grab the EPG data while myth is actually recording? > > thanks > > g > > _______________________________________________ > mythtv-users mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
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