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Thanks Jay, I just tried the trick you suggested about
restarting the backend first thing after a complete reboot – But it didn’t
solve my problem. I did discover one thing though. When I do
a manual schedule (not because I think it makes any difference that it’s
a manual schedule) on two minutes, then the first time I got nothing and the
capture device (/dev/video0) was busy. I then restarted mythbackend and did a
manual schedule again and then I got one frame captured of the program that I tried
to capture from the last time, the capture device was once again busy. This history
repeats itself, every time I restart the backend and tries to capture from a
new program I get one frame from the last program I tried to capture from. Fra:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] P� vegne af Jay I had similar problems with my 250-MCE
card. Reboot your backend. When it is completely done loading, restart
mythbackend. The problem seems to be that mythbackend
is starting before modprobe ivtv is finished. I haven’t figured out a way
to stop this from happening, but the restart of mythbackend before anything
else seems to make it work. From: Martin Holm
Kristiansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I had a perfectly working Mythtv 0.16 installation running
on my FC2 machine. I am using IVT 0.3.2d to support my PVR-150MCE PAL. I am
using a XBOX as frontend. About a week ago I took the big step and upgraded both the
FC2 backend and the XBOX frontend to Myth 0.17 and ever since I have not been
able to capture any streams though Myth. However capturing manually with
“cat /dev/video0 > test.mpg” and tuning with ptune works
perfect. When Myth is recording a scheduled program there is no
indication of an error in mythbackend.log, but all I end up with is a 0 Byte
file. When I am trying to watch live tv with the front end I get
“Couldn’t read data from the capture card in 15 seconds. Stopping.”. There are no problems with playing previously recorded
programs with the frontend. I have tried to reinstall the IVTV driver – With no
luck. All I did was upgrading Myth using apt-get. Are there any other preparations that needs to be done to do
the upgrade?? I am very close to downgrading to 0.16 again, but I really
would like 0.17 to work… Btw. How do I downgrade Myth?? Thanks - Martin --
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