Jacob Steenhagen wrote:
On Wed, November 16, 2005 11:18 am, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Sounds like cables plugged in to the wrong ports...
Other than the fact that sound and video work properly when using dd to
pipe /dev/video0 directly to /dev/video16 and the fact that MythTV gives
an error message when I select the "Watch TV" option, I might think that
mis-plugging my cables is the problem. However, if I boot up my MythTV box
and exit Myth, then run the following (from memory, may be typos), I get
perfect sound and video:
pkill twm
ivtvctl -p4
ivtvctl -u 0x3000
ivtvfbctl /dev/fb1 -noglobalalpha -localalpha
dd if=/dev/video0 of=/dev/video16 bs=64k
At this point, my TV starts displaying the video and playing the audio
from channel 3.
To me, this says that the cables are properly plugged in and the ivtv
driver is doing what it's supposed to. The problem arises when I try to
watch (or record) TV in MythTV.
Sorry. Couldn't figure that out from what was left in the reply to
which I responded.
So, did you check the box:
TV audio through PVR-350 only
Normally, PVR-350 audio is looped into a sound card; here you can
indicate when that is not the case. MythTV cannot control TV volume when
this option is checked.
Mike
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