I have a couple of spare receivers (I use a homebrew serial receiver), 2
from a Nova-T and one from a PVR-250. I'm pretty sure they're the same, drop
me a line off-list and I'll pop one in the post if you'd like to experiment.
Come to think of it, I should have the remotes too (I use a TiVO
Hi team First of all, take a look the hardware status of my system(I am running in Fedora core 3, have two capture cards i.e. Leaktek PVR2000 and based on saa7134 chip card is producted by demestic manufactoer, my problem is that the saa7134 card works great ,other card i.e. cx8800 chip does not
On 12/10/05, Sami Röppänen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just a thought... I dont know if you people know these touchscreen quiz
machines laying around the service stations and restaurants... I admit I am
a bit addicted to the quiz part of those machines, and can't understand why
nobody
While I've never used this board, I've used ones with the VIA chipset
before without problem. That having been said, I have no idea what the VIA
UniChrome is all about.
I'd suggest trying it out. Microcenter has a pretty lenient return policy,
even on opened items.
Roy
Aaron wrote:
I'm wanting
G4U, might help it will image a drive to another.http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/AJM,
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I've successfully dd disks that are dying onto another one. Or use cp.
Might take while thought.
Greg
On 14/12/05, A JM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G4U, might help it will image a drive to another.
http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/
AJM,
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Howdy all - Is there a soul out there who has gotten the ubiquitous cheap
Packard Bell IR receiver and remote to work with any recent version of
Knoppmyth?
I've tried R5A16-22 and 26 and have not got the device to acknowledge it
exists. I've read every guide and howto I could find, installed
Thanks for your input. I had found what looks to be a plug-in for Myth called
MythTivo. I don't know much about it, and I do not hold high hopes for it.
Like you suggestion I will probably just build my Myth box as a jukebox.
Do you have you Tivo remote working with your Myth box?
Also do
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 05:01, GREG AMY LINDLEY wrote:
Matt/Tom/Joshua,
Ugh! I stand corrected. It does indeed no longer function as I once
thought. I spent some time verifying this before I responded. In a prior
release (I don't know which one), mythtv used to respond to the mouse
Around about 13/12/05 14:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed ...
Have you tried running the projectX commandline from your MythTV user?
That might shed some more light onto what's gone wrong.
No, but I'm not running Apache/ProjectX on my Myth box. I've run ProjectX
up [GUI] myself on my main PC.
For a music manager, give Amarok a try. It
sorts music by ID3 tags and auto downloads extra content (eg. Pics, band info,
lyrics). I was strictly XMMS until I found this. It has a beautiful UI and has
unparalleled features.
As for the front-end; I think it will be
easiest for you
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 8:42, Stef Coene wrote:
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 05:01, GREG AMY LINDLEY wrote:
Matt/Tom/Joshua,
Ugh! I stand corrected. It does indeed no longer function as I
once
thought. I spent some time verifying this before I responded. In a
prior
Chris Ribe wrote:
Your DirecTivo will not work as a backend. Depending on the model,
you might be able to export recordings from it after extensive
hacking, but there probably isn't a solution you are going to like
that will work with your DirecTivo. (Full disclosure: I use a
DirecTiVo for
Regarding MythMusic, I'll refrain from saying anything as I have
nothing nice to say. If there are users out there who listen to a lot
of music (as many hours/day as TV) and use MythMusic, I implore them
to come forward and share their success stories.
I don't know what you mean by
Weston, Toby wrote:
I have a couple of spare receivers (I use a homebrew serial receiver), 2
from a Nova-T and one from a PVR-250. I'm pretty sure they're the same, drop
me a line off-list and I'll pop one in the post if you'd like to experiment.
Come to think of it, I should have the remotes
Phil - That would be great...
TIA,
Mike Wafkowski
An attachment to mikeyw at sohogurus.net would be super!
- Original Message -
From: Phill Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussion about mythtv mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 7:42 AM
Subject: Re:
I end up having to kill the process.
nothing in the logs. its just gets to some % and never moves... top shows no
cpu usage either.
I went into the MythMusic Setup and rescanned my music and that finished fine,
but its the loading of the music that freezes.
any ideas?
--
Steve
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 02:35:02 -0500, Aaron wrote:
I'm wanting to use the Silverstone's BLACK LC11M
(http://silverstonetek.com/products-lc11m.htm) case. After looking
around, I've decided Silverstone makes the best HT Cases, and the LC11
looks the best out of all of them. I purchased a
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 06:41:55 -0500 (EST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I've never used this board, I've used ones with the VIA chipset
before without problem. That having been said, I have no idea what the VIA
UniChrome is all about.
Unichrome is a trade name for an S3 video chipset used by
Hi,
I'm in the lucky possition to be able to test 2 different graphic cards
in my system. I'm living in the Netherlands (PAL) and using 0.18.1 release.
The two cards are a ATI Radeon RX9550 and a NVidia FX5200 both from MSI.
I'm using the fglrx driver for the ATI and the nvidia driver for
I have been experimenting with transcoding the MPEG-2 output of my
Hauppauge PVR-500 device to MPEG-4. The current settings are are below
and result in approximately a 50% reduction in file size so a 1 hour
recording is 2.2 GB in MPEG-2 and 1.1 GB in MPEG-4. I upped the
bitrate and enabled some of
So after much trials and tribulations I finally have gotten a MythTV box mostly up and running... (Thanks to whoever owns
http://www.zen7175.zen.co.uk/ for RPMs that don't SEGV!)
But I have a few questions...1. MythGameI seem to still have a problem with MythGame starting. It complains that the
On 12/14/05, El Burro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. MythGameI seem to still have a problem with MythGame starting. It complains that the version of xmame is not supported. From what I can tell from looking in past messages, all that Myth is doing is a 'xmame -version' command to validate that xmame
On 12/14/05, Micha Kersloot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the lucky possition to be able to test 2 different graphic cards
in my system. I'm living in the Netherlands (PAL) and using 0.18.1 release.
The two cards are a ATI Radeon RX9550 and a NVidia FX5200 both from MSI.
I'm using the fglrx
Just a followup...
Er,uh, it turns out that I have been struggling on and off for the past 3-4
days trying to get the Packard Bell IR receiver and remote to work
w/Knoppmyth ON THE WRONG SERIAL PORT! I checked the port when I started and
somehow misread the label and never looked at it again.
I am trying to get my Turtle Beach Riviera working withboth analog and digitalaudio going to the spdif out using ALSA. So far I have accumulated some helpful info from this list and Google, but issues stillremain. I have mplayer somewhat working with wav and ac3 test files. The wav test sound
Hi again,
Still about the auto recording of LiveTV in SVN:
Today I used the feature by noticing that I want to watch
a movie again later and pressed the record button; Very handy,
no request to switch to Watch recording instead of LiveTV.
Neat, and I did understand that part of it earlier as
If there is no reason, please consider giving us an hourly resolutionin the Keep LiveTV on disk setup. I cannot afford keeping 24G extra
free space on my disk, at least not all the time.You shouldn't need to, I'm pretty sure. The older live shows should be automaticallyset to auto-expire if more
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 16:57, Jeff Simpson wrote:
If there is no reason, please consider giving us an hourly resolution
in the Keep LiveTV on disk setup. I cannot afford keeping 24G extra
free space on my disk, at least not all the time.
You shouldn't need to, I'm pretty sure. The
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 16:57, Jeff Simpson wrote:
If there is no reason, please consider giving us an hourly resolution
in the Keep LiveTV on disk setup. I cannot afford keeping 24G extra
free space on my disk, at least not all the time.
You shouldn't need to, I'm pretty
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 17:01, Isaac Richards wrote:
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 16:57, Jeff Simpson wrote:
If there is no reason, please consider giving us an hourly
resolution
in the Keep LiveTV on disk setup. I cannot afford keeping 24G
extra
free space on my disk,
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 05:01:27PM -0500, Isaac Richards wrote:
I don't see how that's any different than just autoexpiring things, though.
As long as the backend is running and the user has not individually disabled
autoexpire for every recorded program, the disk will never be completely
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 17:08, Dag Nygren wrote:
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 16:57, Jeff Simpson wrote:
If there is no reason, please consider giving us an hourly resolution
in the Keep LiveTV on disk setup. I cannot afford keeping 24G extra
free space on my disk, at least
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 17:15, Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
Sounds to me like maybe this isn't a dedicated Myth box and/or he
doesn't have a separate disk/partition for Myth recordings. In which
case, I say either bump up the amount of free space for Myth to honor,
or get another disk.
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 17:18, Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 05:01:27PM -0500, Isaac Richards wrote:
I don't see how that's any different than just autoexpiring things,
though. As long as the backend is running and the user has not
individually disabled autoexpire for
Anyone out there got vlc to play dvb-t nuv files with sound. I can view
the video but no sound whatsoever.
I'm running FC3 with 0.18.1 mythtv and 0.8.1 vlc
Everything's fine in mplayer and xine (and myth obviously) but as vlc
doesn't seem to be able to pick up the audio I'm unable to get
Ok,
After a couple of days I still see the problem cropping up. It
seems to be happening after watching live tv for a while. If I
restart the frontend the problem goes away for a while, but if I don't
kill the front end and just exit and reenter live tv the problem will
appear much more quickly.
Feh, it happened again, this time w/ Boston Legal. Another ABC show. I guess I'll be double-checking my upcoming recordings for weirdness w/ ABC shows for now...
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Hi,
My message was indeed cut-off ... don't know why though.
I already assumed something like that but wasn't quite sure. Thanks for the
info, I'll pay the radioshack a visit next week-end ;-)
Koen
korebantic wrote:
Koen,
Your message was cut off, but I can guess what you are asking. This
Hi,
Cymen Vig schreef:
On 12/14/05, Micha Kersloot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've found that the Ati card has quite a better quality output on my
Television (SVIDEO) than the NVidia card. On the other side, BOB isn't
working (a static 'screendump' flickering with the life stream) and i'm
unable
I have about 7,000 tracks in my library. I got excited and copied it
all to my mythtv box, but I don't use it because it's a pain. I don't
know C at all, but I was considering writing something in Perl or PHP
that would allow some easy browsing/playlist selection stuff and add
it to my
On 12/14/05, El Burro daburro at gmail.com wrote: 1. MythGame I seem to still have a problem with MythGame starting. It complains that
the version of xmame is not supported. From what I can tell from looking in past messages, all that Myth is doing is a 'xmame -version' command to validate
It looks like it's working.
I had SpinRite work it over (took 12 hours) and then tried a few other
tools (gpart and fdisk) without much luck as the partitionmap was
missing. In the end I did a manual reconstruction of the partitionmap
in fdisk (I remembered only having one partition on the
Kichigai Mentat wrote:
On Dec 13, 2005, at 20.58, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Kichigai Mentat wrote:
Hello. I finally broke down and got a new tuner for my MythTV box.
I'm running an AMD Athlon 850 MHz with 256 MB of RAM, using a
Hauppauge PVR-150 capture card (Replacing my old ATI
Peter Osterberg wrote:
Michael T. Dean wrote:
Peter Osterberg wrote:
I've a on-board audiocard with both coax and optical out. I've never
got it to work very well.
The card plays perfectly well using analog out, except from the
audio quality...
The audio works fine for about 5-10
Greg Cope wrote:
I've successfully dd disks that are dying onto another one. Or use cp.
Don't use cp, use cpio--cp will cause you to create copies in place of
links (so you could end up with several copies of a single file on a
disk). With GNU findutils and GNU cpio:
cd /mnt/baddisk
Steve Adeff wrote:
I end up having to kill the process.
nothing in the logs. its just gets to some % and never moves... top shows no
cpu usage either.
I went into the MythMusic Setup and rescanned my music and that finished fine,
but its the loading of the music that freezes.
If you're
For the record, I also have an issue with this, but I don't play games much, so I let it go after a couple of hours of playing with settings and looking up info about it. I'm running 0.102 as well.On Dec 14, 2005, at 8:20 PM, El Burro wrote:On 12/14/05, El Burro wrote:
I should clarify my thoughts on MythMusic.
I don't think it is broken, I just down think its functionality stacks up well against the competition.
For my purposes, the competition class is PCmusic playing
software. I understand that for others the competition may be
restricted to linux or
Hello!
I am in a temporary situation where I have to tote my box up and down
the stairs to record and watch TV (TV in basement, antenna cable
upstairs). I am in the process of running new cable to the basement
from the antenna, but with christmas, my project has really had to
take a back seat.
3. MythWeb
Perhaps I just can't do this, or perhaps I just don't know better, but is
there a way to create playlists (through MythWeb, or through MythMusic)? I
can play a directory, or a individual song, but I can't seem to find a way
to create a playlist of multiple songs, and either
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 21:08, Dewey Smolka wrote:
3. MythWeb
Perhaps I just can't do this, or perhaps I just don't know better, but is
there a way to create playlists (through MythWeb, or through MythMusic)?
I can play a directory, or a individual song, but I can't seem to find
El Burro wrote:
So after much trials and tribulations I finally have gotten a MythTV
box mostly up and running... (Thanks to whoever owns
http://www.zen7175.zen.co.uk/ for RPMs that don't SEGV!)
But I have a few questions...
1. MythGame
I seem to still have a problem with MythGame
On 12/13/05, David Rudder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I'm running Myth on a HD-capable television with an Nvidia 6200 running1080i.Movies, TV recordings, etc, look great.Sometimes the themedoesn't look perfect.Pretty much any straight, exactly horizontal line
flickers really badly.Right now, I'm
1. MythGame
I seem to still have a problem with MythGame starting. It complains that
the version of xmame is not supported. From what I can tell from looking
in
past messages, all that Myth is doing is a 'xmame -version' command to
validate that xmame is working. Is this correct? I'm
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 20:43, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Steve Adeff wrote:
I end up having to kill the process.
nothing in the logs. its just gets to some % and never moves... top shows
no cpu usage either.
I went into the MythMusic Setup and rescanned my music and that finished
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 20:57, Chris Ribe wrote:
I should clarify my thoughts on MythMusic.
I don't think it is broken, I just down think its functionality stacks up
well against the competition.
For my purposes, the competition class is PCmusic playing software. I
understand that
Oh, I wouldn't say it's broken, either. Just not how I would have designed it for my specific use. Even some album art support would make it much cooler. My video card doesn't support OpenGL, so visualizations are lacking. Any way to turn them off? Maybe I should actually read the MythMusic docs
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On Dec 14, 2005, at 19.28, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Kichigai Mentat wrote:
On Dec 13, 2005, at 20.58, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Kichigai Mentat wrote:
[snip]
You can breathe a sigh of relief. You have a known tuner type (as
a matter of fact
For anyone looking for another option, I've had pretty good luck using
xxmc. So far it seems to give the best picture - virutally as
good as my standalone DVD player. Xvmc doesn't work at
all, and xshm looks terrible on my setup. Haven't tried opengl
yet though...
On 12/13/05, Brad DerManouelian
Unfortunately, my TV only supports SD (480i) and 1080i. No 760p :(
Donavan Stanley wrote:
On 12/13/05, *David Rudder* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi,
I'm running Myth on a HD-capable television with an Nvidia 6200
running
1080i. Movies, TV
Anyone know a good way to play streaming audio stations?
Mythstream: http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~moongies/streamtuned.html
Works well and with the right parsers can get 'inside' complex web based
lists of radio stations (e.g. BBC radio in the UK and shoutcast) and pull
out by genre, program
I just installed the latest FC-4 system from Jarods
guide, but the lircd-g.conf file doesn't seem to be where he thought it
would be. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of it? Thanks,
Don
PS - This is the command line:
# cp /usr/share/doc/ivtv-*/lircd-g.conf /etc/lircd.conf
On 12/14/05, Chad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I am in a temporary situation where I have to tote my box up and down
the stairs to record and watch TV (TV in basement, antenna cable
upstairs). I am in the process of running new cable to the basement
from the antenna, but with christmas,
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 20:01, Don wrote:
I just installed the latest FC-4 system from Jarods guide, but the
lircd-g.conf file doesn't seem to be where he thought it would be. Does
anyone know where I can get a copy of it? Thanks,
Don
PS - This is the command line:
# cp
Thanks for the info, I still couldn't get it to work, so I'm reverting
to the x86 version of Fedora for now.
--Mike
On 12/7/05, Axel Thimm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re: some atrpms packages for x86_64 actually built for i686?
No, the error messega below sais that the x86_64 version of mythtv
1. MythGame I seem to still have a problem with MythGame starting. It complains that the version of xmame is not supported. From what I can tell from looking
in past messages, all that Myth is doing is a 'xmame -version' command to validate that xmame is working. Is this correct? I'm using
I'm looking for some advice in purchasing a new PCI IDE controller.
In my current backend setup, I have a pci IDE raid controller
(IT/ITE82812 based) with 4 hard disks attached. I picked up the IDE
card for ~$30 at a computer show a couple of years ago. The drives
are of differing size, and are
Oh, thank you. I just looked and there it was.
I'll put it in right away. Thanks again,
Don
PS - I assume this will work:
#cp /usr/share/doc/lirc-*/remotes/hauppauge/lircd.conf.hauppauge
/etc/lircd.conf
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Great information, thanks!
-MG.
However, you can configure a Laptop Mode and set the amount of time
the kernel should wait before flushing these buffers. You'll also want
to modify the way filesystem access times are handled (i.e. turn off
access time updates, etc.).
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