> > > * Side note: I also have the problem people have been reporting about > the > > > video freezing when you enter live tv. I was also able to get around > that as > > > well by starting mythbackend in my /etc/rc.local > > > > Same here. I think I saw a post where Jarod said he was creating a > > work around for this. > > > > Does the backend not start automatically? > > You can check it with > > #chkconfig mythbackend on > #service mythbackend start > > Mine works as expected. > -- > -=/>Thom
>From what I've been hearing it appears as though there's some kind of race condition if you start mythbackend that way (at least with the latest Fedora Core 3). When I start mythbackend that way I get the video freeze problem. But, when I start mythbackend in /etc/rc.local it works fine. Dan.
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