> I like the presence detect; unfortunately, it doesn't appear to work. > It shows someone who is definately online as offline and consequently > won't let me dial them through the speedial. If I dial the person > manually (enter the number), then the call often goes through, and the > presence on the speedial shows a green dot and says (unknown).
It has some synchronisation problems; I fixed one of them today but I think there are more. In the meantime I will re-enable allowing you to call users that are offline. > > When I hit the stop button to end the call, the frontend froze. > > During another call, I hit play to go fullscreen; both the remote (main) > video and the local (pip) video drew, but the frontend locked almost > immediately afterward. > > I'm running this on a gentoo system with PIII-733Mhz and 384MB ram. It > seems to run mythtv just fine otherwise. > > Any suggestions? (other than upgrade my hardware :) ) MythPhone uses QT to draw the video, unlike MythTV which uses accelerated routines such as XV, so its not going to be as good. Its also doing H.263 encode + decode at the same time which MythTV does not have to do. I have never profiled it to see hwo much CPU H.263 needs. I don't think there is any chance you will get full-screen working on a 733M PIII, but you should get normal mode working ok if you do not push the frame-rate too high. Can you try a call at 176x144 and 5 fps and let me know if everything is stable? Also; can you do a CVS update as some changes went in today / yesterday that may help. A "top" would be useful to see if its a CPU starvation that is the problem. Paul _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
