Star TV in singapore has a mode where it shows all the channels at
once on the screen and you highlight the one you want and get the
audio for that.
Any idea how it is doing that? I mean surely there's only one tuner
in the cable box? I'm assuming that even if the MythTV software
allowed multiple screens on the one screen you'd only be able to get
as many as you have tuners for.
Probably they 'multiplex' the channels at the cable company and
broadcast the multichannel out on a single channel. Then allow the
tuner to get the live audio depending on which part of the channel
you are on. Just speculating.
--J
On Sep 2, 2005, at 8:17 PM, Bruce Markey wrote:
Ryan Green wrote:
I was watching CNN's Situation room, and I was wondering if I
could do
the same thing on MythTV (watching 4 channels at once). Would I be
able to do this with one box? or would I need to multiplex 4 clients
together?
There's nothing preventing you from starting more than one
instance of mythfronted. Set your GUI size to about 1/4 of
your screen size and start up to four instances. Only one
can grab the audio out device and the others can be run with
no audio.
-- bjm
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