We already got one:
http://www.frappr.com/mythtv
See this thread:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/157513
Alex
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Brad,
What does your xorg.conf do? Is it a separate desktop on each monitor? How's
the mouse pointer shared?
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Is that your setup featured on there? Sweet!!!
Really slick.
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Here's how to use the keyboard for control of the mouse pointer:
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/x-faq/part2/section-19.html
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A little bit of time? Don't you mean alot of time compiling? I have
tried Gentoo and the compiling of *everything* takes forever. I have
yet to find a pre-compiled install that at least gets me going with the
basic xwindows, gnome and/or KDE.
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Give VidaLinux a
Unfortunately this page doesn't render well (both in firefox and
konqueror on
FC4).
I can't add myself as I always get an error saying Invalid city.
The map doesn't render at all in Konqueror and in firefox shows a
lot of
garbage.
Regards,
Marcel
Marcel, looking at the list it
I've changed the default zoom level to world, so everyone's country is
visible on 1st view:
http://www.frappr.com/mythtv
I am glad to be a part of such a strong community!!
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Following the idea from the AVS forum, I created Mythtv users map:
http://www.frappr.com/mythtv
Show off you Mythtv pride and add yourselv to the map.
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here's a list of mirrors to download the package, assuming that you have x86
architecture:
http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/download.pl?arch=i386file=pool%2Fmain%2Fq%2Fqt-x11-free%2Flibqt3-mt_3.3.5-1_i386.debmd5sum=e9131736619b35cf3ea4393a70189b39arch=i386type=main
I have the same problem when I connect the audio from the tv-tuner card to the
line-in input of my built-in soundcard. The solution here was to actually
connect the audio to the mic-in input of the soundcard (and play with the
recording levels a bit). That stopped any crackling, popping,
Has anyone made a desktop icon (.png or .svg) for Mythtv? If you have any
suggestions (or icons), please, do share. I would love to have one.
Thanks,
Alex
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I am getting the same behavior with 0.18.1. Until recently I used 0.15, where
automatic skip worked very well.
Any tips on how to correct this is greatly appreciated.
Alex
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I am curious as to which Mythtv version people are curently using.
I am still using 0.15.1. I started using Mythtv with the 0.7 release and became
addicted (to Mythtv) ever since.
For me, the 0.10 release was complete and it worked trouble-free (no green
screen recordings, etc). Then I
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Do you feel like parsing some html? Myth has a self-contained web
server that gives the system status on port 6544 of the backend machine,
including the times of the next ten scheduled recordings. Here's an
exerpt from `lynx -dump http://localhost:6544` :
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That's what
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Anyone using Arch Linux for Myth?
If so comments?
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I just switched from Suse. This is the 1st week of using Mythtv on Arch Linux
and so far so good.
Things I like are the fast bootup and shutdown times. Mythtv (0.18.1) and
dependencies are available from the
My chosen O/S is SuSE at present, but this may change if another distro
proves more useful.
I'd change it to something less bloated. I still run Myth on Suse, and always
have since Mythtv 0.7.
But I notice a 5% performance increase with some other slim distros
I have a ECS motherboard working with nvram-wakeup, although not the model you
have.
I remember that ECS motherboards have the same parameters for nvram as the
Chaintech motherboards (mine was recognised as a Chaintech). See if there's a
corresponding Chaintech mobo with the same chipset, it
Robert,
I tended to agree with you but there is a bit more to the 150 than
that. I found that using the C key I could switch between tuners. On
screen I see:
1: Tuner 0
1: Tuner 1
Each tuner can tune to a different channel, and each tuner remembers
what channel it was on, so
Theank you Kyle. It wasn't scheduled here, but now it is!
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Does datadirect work for anyone else? Sometimes I
wouldn't notice until my tv database is empty.
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It works fine here, and I am still on myth 0.15.1.
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I have one that is quite old (Avermedia TV'98), it works fine. Analog bt848
card, with stereo sound.
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Is it possible to jump from, say, the program finder window to the main mythtv
menu? The one that reads
Watch Tv
Schedule recordings
watch recordings
.
.
.
I would like to create a jumppoint but I don't have Mythweb, nor I wish to
install it (don't take this the wrong way please). Better yet,
You, sir, are nuts.
I don't know what guides you follow, but the Mythtv online docs are plenty
sufficient to get Mythtv installed on every Suse release since 7.1
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...and I can't stop it. I mean, there's nothing wrong with my setup. It just
works--2 bttv capture cards, MX4000, cheapy ECS nforce2 mobo with a XP 2700+
proc, 512M, loud case...
But there's always something... Something more that I always look to improve.
Now what I want is something small
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I just want to say thank you to everyone involved in this, and all previous
releases. I've been using Myth for about a year, and it has transformed the
way I watch television.
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I fully share you enthusiasm there! I've been using Mythtv for almost 2 years,
and I am still amazed
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And where can one get the MediaCenter OSD?
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Replying to myself like a loonie but I found it:
http://www.radixpub.com/vir/portfolio/mtvmc/
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title PowerOff
savedefault --default=1
halt
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I also use halt in grub. I found that my Suse 8.2 ahs some sort of a butchered
Grub version, where the savedefault option as quoted in my post just above
doesn't work. I resorted to using submenus in grub like this:
in
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Yes, I am using Mythtv from CVS got on 2004-01-30.
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Hehe, I think we all know what you meant...
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I'd like to be able to shut down the box on demand and have the
auto wakeup programmed to make the next recording.
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I do that.
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I've figured out how to look in the mysql record table to find a
scheduled program after the current time, but I don't see where to
Hmm quick search on Google turned out that your card is using cx88 chip?
Anyway, here is the dmesg output from another user, and the relevant portion
from his /var/log/messages:
http://www.linuxforum.hu/ipbmb/index.php?showtopic=11464
Here's description written by someone how s/he got it
to
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/BTTV-4.html#ss4.5
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It takes about 4-5 minutes for the 12-days listing.
it used to be quite a bit longer (about 20 min), but that was in the pre-zap2it
days, about a year and a half ago.
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Hmm I still do blush.
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LeadTek WinFast TV 2000 Expert Analogue TV Tuner Card which was in my main
machine.
Don't know about the DVB card as I don't have one...
But is your bttv module loaded with the correct card and tuner numbers? For
example my bttv module stuff in /etc/modules.conf is as follows
My one gripe is that although you can program a single key to
turn off all devices, you cannot actually assign the macro to the POWER
button.
That's not true. You can assign macros to the POWER button. You can assign that
macro to a SHIFT-POWER if you want.
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I'm also using Suse 9.2 and I had success following this guide, and
filling in the blanks with the mythtv documentation.
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Heh, I use Suse and the Mythtv documentation. It actually seems to be quite
sufficient.
Since you are familiar with yast, look to install these
I used the instruction given below to build a serial port receiver:
http://lnx.manoweb.com/lirc/?partType=sectionpartName=introduction
It works better than the IR receiver that came with my tv card.
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Comment out the tidbit about the POWER button like he has it:
# Power button/quit
#begin
#prog = mythtv
#button = POWER
#config = Esc
#end
Are you using irexec to start Mythtv with the remote?
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Hugo:
The channel Up and Down buttons work for the menus as well, unless you've
changed keybindings.
Are you not liking the names of Channel-UP and Channel-DOWN? You can just
change those in your /etc/lircd.conf and lircrc files.
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But the way channel up/down is done is a bit odd.
It will work, that's how I am using the remote from my Avermedia card. The IR
receiver described on he LIRC site works even better than the orig. one for my
tv card.
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Follow the instructions from http://hifi-remote.com/ofa/advanced.shtml
snip
D. To delete a code:
Press the device key
Press and hold SETUP (wait for two blinks)
Enter 9-9-4 (wait for two blinks)
Press the device button - twice
/snip
The instructions are for deleting each assigned button
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Not a lot of mention of SUSE at the moment, which surprises me as this
seems to bundle everything and his dog!
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I've run Mythtv on Suse from 7.1 on (8.2 at the moment). I'd say its very
stable--I've kept the same install while I changed 2-3 motherboards. It does
not have
Is it at all possible to have multiple frontends watch the same backend that
is capturing a live program?
Assuming that you want 2 or 3 different frontends to watch live tv, the answer
is yes. You need to have 2 or 3 tuner cards installed, respectively.
What would be ideal for me is to have
sarcasmI admire your music tastes grin./sarcasm
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Then perhaps the packages you are using aren't very good.
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You got it. Or, the binaries are missing config options that I end up needing,
I am not implying that the packages are broken.
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If you're talking about CPU optimisations, you might have a point for a
I tried copying the /etc/lircd.conf file to
~mythtv/.mythtv/lircrc and this didn't work.
The lircd.conf file is for specifying the names on each button on the remote
and its code in hex.
You want to pu your lircrc file in ~/.mythtv
The one where you specify what you want to happen if you press
any distribution that DOESN'T
handle dependencies well these days isn't worth the CD it comes on.
I (personally) disagree. I often find that dependency handling gets in the way
quite often. The reason being that some of these handled dependencies aren't
compiled with some
I believe it will work. I use a frontend with a k6-2 500 Mhz CPU, 20M RAM, and
a 8M tnt video. On the backend I record in MPEG4 format set at 2600K and
512x480 size.
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Somehow I doubt this will work so well even with a lower resolution. I
have a Celeron 2.4 GHz and it barely copes with Live TV at the settings
you list. If it DOES work, then I have some other problem. I hashed
through this pretty thoroughly on the list 2-3 months ago.
Matt
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