Jack Perveiler wrote:
--- Cyrus A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Buechler wrote:
I've been searching though my list archive (stretching back several
years) looking for mention of my problem and though I've found similar
issues, none really answer my question.
I have a PVR-500
Rett D. Walters wrote:
Hans Verkuil wrote:
There is nothing I can do about it. DMA issues have always plagued the
cx23415/16 based cards. The cause is the buggy DMA engine of these
cards and that is not something I can do anything about. Depending on
your system, chipset and the phase
Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Wednesday 20 December 2006 07:45, Steven Ellis wrote:
Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hi all,
I think it is getting time for people to start testing the ivtv
trunk from subversion. I've been running it for quite some time now
and it looks to be pretty solid. Ian
Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hi all,
I think it is getting time for people to start testing the ivtv trunk
from subversion. I've been running it for quite some time now and it
looks to be pretty solid. Ian Armstrong has added lots of goodies in
the framebuffer department (be sure to read the
Hans Verkuil wrote:
I'm going to setup a MythTV environment this weekend to do more testing
and shake out any remaining bugs.
It clearly needs a bit more work.
Best of luck with the MythTV setup. Let me know if you need any assistance.
I'm not running 2.6.18 otherwise i'd offer to
David Girault wrote:
Hi all,
I just want note that lot of ASUS board have buggy BIOS. Especialy ACPI
DSDT table. I need to make a custom kernel with a custom DSDT to use this
board correctly. Without, ACPI is fully disable and board doesn't work
well.
Look at
David Morgan wrote:
Hi,
Well, I just replaced the ram in my mythtv box (not because I thought
it was bad, but because I wanted a dual-channel setup, and one of the
original ram modules newegg sent me was bad). I am now doing a
similar test I did in my first post (cat /dev/video0
David Morgan wrote:
Thanks Steve, I appreciate it.
BTW, I did another test today (using mythtv), to recreate what I had
seen before:
1) The backend was recording a program
2) I ran MythMusic on the frontend.
3) I selected a visualization.
I expected to see (as I had seen previously)
David Morgan wrote:
Incidentally, yesterday I did some testing without any OpenGL turned
on in mythtv (v 0.20). I was capturing a show, commercial flagging
another show, watching a previous recording, *and* I had cpuburn
running. I didn't see a peep from ivtv, not one DMA error in the
Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hi all,
Please keep me informed on how this works, if the test results are
positive then I'll make new releases next week.
Enjoy (I hope :-),
Well a bit more of a positive report from me. I've tested on both
PVR150MCE and PVR500MCE cards.
Put the test rig back to
Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hi all,
Good news, it looks like I've cracked it, at least for the 'normal' use
of ivtv. I can still break it if I continuously change frequency (say
100 times a second or more), but that is outside the normal behavior of
linux.
If I run a script that changes
Hi Hans
Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Tuesday 08 August 2006 23:37, Steven Ellis wrote:
First off can someone setup an account on trac for me so I can update
tickets 48 and 49.
Axel, can you do this?
Cheers
Now I have been trying ivtv version 0.4.2-0.4.6, plus I've seen
recent
There is an article on PCI Latency at the MythTV wiki -
http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/PCI_Latency - that recommends using
setpci to increase the latency value of IDE devices to be greater than
the value allocated to the ivtv devices. Has anyone here tried this as a
possible fix for Trac
Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Tuesday 06 June 2006 11:47, Steven Ellis wrote:
Got DMA errors and MPEG artifact/corruption appearing on my Hauppauge
PVR 150 unit with the ivtv 0.4.4 driver. Looks like similar problems
to trac issue 049.
First - How can I login so I can update or add
Got DMA errors and MPEG artifact/corruption appearing on my Hauppauge
PVR 150 unit with the ivtv 0.4.4 driver. Looks like similar problems to
trac issue 049.
First - How can I login so I can update or add to this ticket.
Secondly - Any tips on how to best trouble shoot the issue when it
Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Monday 05 June 2006 13:29, Steven Ellis wrote:
Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Monday 05 June 2006 03:40, Steven Ellis wrote:
Is there any support for de-ghosting signals within the IVTV
tuners? A number of the tv stations in NZ include the extra
information
Is there any support for de-ghosting signals within the IVTV tuners? A
number of the tv stations in NZ include the extra information to help
de-ghost a signal which would improve reception on a couple of channels
quite considerably.
Steve
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Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hallo Hans!
I've started work on this problem yesterday. I discovered that the
MPEG data is placed at the correct memory location so the shift
happens either in the DMA handling (most likely) or in the internal
buffer handling of the driver. I can easily reproduce
Brad Benson wrote:
On 4/27/06, *Steven Ellis* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got a signal booster, and overall picture quality is fine. The odd
thing
is having the same wavy signal pattern on composite and tuner
based capture.
Are you by chance using
Chris Rouch wrote:
On 4/25/06, Steven Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using the PAL models of these here in NZ and there are some
major quality issues with the captures.
Ok the tuners are different (38 on the 150 and 56 on the 500) but the
500 has a much better signal lock
I've been using the PAL models of these here in NZ and there are some
major quality issues with the captures.
Ok the tuners are different (38 on the 150 and 56 on the 500) but the
500 has a much better signal lock overall. Problem is I get a diagonal
wavy pattern across the picture with the 500,
Cecil Watson wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Get it while it is hot!
http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6497
Awesome. I was running the previous build with the ivtv 0.3.8 drivers.
Time to upgrade.
Steve
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kevin thayer wrote:
it's been awhile, but i'm pretty sure it's all
mpeg-2.. no mp3 audio.
you might need to capture at a different bitrate (44.1
khz vs 48?)
I can use dvdauthor to produce a dvd based on the mpeg files generated
from the PVR-150 but the audio won't work in any of my DVD
Am I correct in assuming that the PVR-150 produces an MP3 audio stream
as part of the MPEG produced on /dev/video0?
Is this true of all of the PVR cards, and is there no way to get MP2
audio from the card.
At the moment as part of my post capture edit with avidemux2 I have to
convert the
Been trying to build up a series of profiles for doing different types
of captures on my PVR-150. For example to get two or three 45 minute tv
shows on a single DVD-R. Along the way i've noticed a couple of issues.
In particular the average bitrate always seems to blow out a little bit
high.
Does ivtv 3.x work with this board
http://www.yuan.com.tw/en/products/vdo_pg600-2.html
Appears to be equivalent to the PVR-150 boards, but uses a silicon tuner.
They also appear to do a dual tuner version.
http://www.yuan.com.tw/en/products/vdo_pg670.html
Cheers
Steve
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Steven Ellis wrote:
kevin thayer wrote:
you can get a yuv stream from the card. It is in a
non-standard format, but mplayer can handle it. There
may be other programs
So how can I play it with mplayer? I've tried
You have to tell mplayer that you've got rawvideo
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Steven Ellis wrote:
kevin thayer wrote:
you can get a yuv stream from the card. It is in a
non-standard format, but mplayer can handle it. There
may be other programs
So how can I play it with mplayer? I've tried
You have to tell mplayer that you've got rawvideo
Most of the time the MPEG-2 capture is adequate, but i'd like to be able
to do the conversion using my own tools occasionally.
I used to capture HUFFY or FFHUFFY video off my old saa7134 based analog
card and encode it myself using tools like avidemux. When I was
attempting to get quite a lot
of anyone using
it.
-tmk
So how can I play it with mplayer? I've tried
mplayer /dev/video32
which didn't work for me.
Also how can I grab the audio and video in one hit?
Steve
--- Steven Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most of the time the MPEG-2 capture is adequate, but
i'd like to be able
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