Tom Lichti wrote:
Greg Woods wrote:
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 18:42 -0400, Tom Lichti wrote:
Well, that didn't fix anything. I still only have access to the two
local tuners. Do you have to change anything on the master to enable
slaves?
This still sounds like a database problem. I say that because I spent
quite a bit of time tearing my hair out over a similar problem and
that's what it turned out to be in my case. Have you tried looking
directly at the capturecard table in the database to make sure all your
tuners are really in there?
Try something like this (on the master backend):
$ mysql -u mythtv -pmythtv mythconverg
...
mysql> select * from capturecard;
Does this show all the tuners from both master and slave?
mysql> select cardid,videodevice,audiodevice,cardtype,hostname from
capturecard;
+--------+-------------+-------------+----------+--------------+
| cardid | videodevice | audiodevice | cardtype | hostname |
+--------+-------------+-------------+----------+--------------+
| 1 | /dev/video0 | NULL | MPEG | mythtv |
| 2 | /dev/video1 | NULL | MPEG | mythtv |
| 3 | /dev/video0 | NULL | MPEG | computerroom |
| 4 | /dev/video1 | NULL | MPEG | computerroom |
+--------+-------------+-------------+----------+--------------+
4 rows in set (0.00 sec)
Yep. However, I think I see the problem. It lists the hostname, but
not the IP, and the name I used is not in the /etc/hosts file. I'll
add it and see if that helps.
....and that fixed it. In the backend status I now see:
Encoder status
Encoder 1 is local on mythtv and is not recording.
Encoder 2 is local on mythtv and is not recording.
Encoder 3 is remote on computerroom and is not recording.
Encoder 4 is remote on computerroom and is not recording.
Beauty! Thanks for the tips, I should have noticed that one. I do recall
putting the IP in on the other box though....
Tom
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