On Sep 14, 2005, at 17:52, Isaac Richards wrote:
I have a 6600gt in my dev box, and it has absolutely no problem
playing HD
video.
Hey Isaac,
I've seen lots of discussion about HD content and what works, what
doesn't. Could you describe what you're using, end to end? What's
your HD
On Aug 11, 2005, at 11:20, Partington, Eric wrote:
Not very good with apache and how items are broadcast, would it be
the external page address ?
192.168.1.X\mythweb or the location of a page on the local pc?
I don't know about the Howl version of mDNSResponder, I only know the
Apple one,
On May 27, 2005, at 19:46, Michael Carland wrote:
On May 27, 2005, at 11:19 AM, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Wow. 52 buttons on my remote times 5 or 10 program names (plus
xine, MPlayer, and xmms) = one very big LIRC config file. :)
True, the config file could get huge, but it least it would be
On Thursday 26 May 2005 20:27, Michael Carland wrote:
The problem I see with this in Myth is that there are many modes in
Myth, where you may want the same remote key to perform a different
function in different modes. This would be problematic if the function
name was in the config line.
On Thursday 26 May 2005 17:16, Mike Isely wrote:
What I ultimately discovered was not that Control-T was silently failing,
but rather that MythTV was interpretting Control-T as just plain old T.
I hit upon this because during my futzing at one point I was on a page
where T was active as a
Related to this, there's the difference between volume for recorded content
and MythVideo files.
If I set the playback volume for recorded content to 90% (so I have room to
both raise and lower it). When I start a video, it seems to start with
the same sound level, but mplayer is started with
On Wednesday 27 April 2005 17:00, Robert Tsai wrote:
That is correct; all recording profiles will default to the same
values of 2200kbps, etc. MythTV does not come with any sort of
canned defaults for high/medium/low-quality recording profiles.
So what are legal values for those settings. I
On Sunday 01 May 2005 13:02, Greg Grotsky wrote:
begin
prog = mythtv
button = Aspect
config = W
repeat = 0
end
begin
prog = xine
button = Aspect
config = ToggleAspectRatio
repeat = 3
end
You can see that I'm programming the same button but for xine it's
assigned
Thanks for the detailed post. I have one bit to add for nvidia users:
the nvidia-settings tool:
Aran Cox wrote:
3a) Driver Options
The nVidia corp. binary driver for Linux has an Overscan option called
TVOverScan. My understanding is this increases the amount of overscan
but cannot be used to
Phill Edwards wrote:
You could try putting this in the Devices section of your xord.conf
or equivalent:
Option TVOverScan 0.60
Yeah, unfortunately the range that that parameter allows is smaller than
the range that the nvidia-settings tool allows. I really need the
nvidia-settings tool
Hi all,
I'm running a MythTV 0.17 box on Gentoo, and I'm getting closer and
closer to nirvana. I can now play music, view pics, view movies, record
TV, and all that good stuff.
One of the few remaining issues for me is using all of my TV's screen
real-estate. If I use the 'nvidia-settings'
On Mar 5, 2005, at 15:39, Will Dormann wrote:
MythGame in SDL mode does cause the video modes to switch, and the
overscan is lost when I exit. However, if I use mythgame in OpenGL
mode, the nvidia driver doesn't switch modes. This means that under
normal usage, my MythTV machine always
Dan Christensen wrote:
I automatically flag commercials and have myth set to automatically
skip commercials, since usually the flagging it pretty good. But
sometimes I miss a bit of the show, and I wonder what others do when
this happens. If I skip back to just before the bad jump, myth just
Donavan Stanley wrote:
Myth will allow your existing screensaver to kick in as needed,
provided you have one of course.
This doesn't appear to be entirely accurate to me. I believe that Myth
only supports DPMS. If you turn on screensavers in KDE or use
xscreensaver, the screensaver will kick in
On Feb 28, 2005, at 23:59, Paul Leppert wrote:
The thing I miss most from the TiVo is the Live TV buffer. The Tivo
is always recording live TV, so if you turn on the TV, TiVo has the
last 30 minutes of the current channel. I'll probably get over this
with Myth, but it's nice to start watching
Christopher Robbins wrote:
I can´t seem to get mythfrontend to use my remote. I´m using a
PVR-350 with LIRC-0.7.1pre2 on kernel 2.6.10. I´ve attached my
lircd.conf, lircrc, and /var/log/lircd. I have
linked ~/.lircrc to /home/mythtv/.mythtv/lircrc properly. I´m using
the lirc_i2c and lirc_dev
Ben Dash wrote:
No, I was talking about this:
http://www.interlinkelectronics.com/products/retail/rfkeyboard.htm
Wow, $200 for a keyboard/pointer combo on a box I don't plan to type on
very often? Sounds like a hard investment to justify. Do you think
it's worth it? I have thought about
Dan wolf wrote:
If you have the right receiver, I don't see how using your old TiVo
controller couldn't be done.
I'm not the person to ask how to do this however =)
I remember reading that lirc knows how to deal with the TiVo remote,
unfortunately I'm still using both boxes until I'm sure I can
Scott Minneman wrote:
Apologies for the newbie question, I'm new to both apache and mythtv.
Make sure you have -D PHP4 in /etc/conf.d/apache2
Ben
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On Feb 26, 2005, at 18:25, Fa Yoeu wrote:
Although I don't use it, I think mythtv has lirc integration, so you
don't have to do external keyboard bindings.
Apparently that's not what lirc integration means. I guess it means
that you don't have to use irxevent to send keypresses to the program,
On Feb 26, 2005, at 18:29, Donavan Stanley wrote:
Hitting the TiVo button from anywhere in the UI will bring you
back to the main menu. In Myth, I don't think you can do this.
Myth goes a lot further than that. Check out the jump points you can
bind remote presses to. (again in mythweb) You can
On Feb 26, 2005, at 01:11, Garry Cook wrote:
Haven't done anything like this, so I don't know if it will work, but
have you tried:
config = ^G
I tried this and got an error message from mythfrontend (at the
console, not in the GUI) saying Attempt to convert ^H to a key
sequence failed. Fix your
Hi list!
I've just finished installing MythTV and started using it, and I
thought I'd post some comments on how a long-time TiVo user.
Even though there are some things I like better about how my TiVo
works, I'm not just writing to complain. I'm interested to hear if
other people agree that
I've mapped a bunch of keys to Ctrl keys using the web interface. They
work fine, only I can't seem to get to them using the remote. For
example, I mapped the gallery to Ctrl+G.
According to the lircrc docs, this should work:
begin
prog = mythtv
button = Pictures
config = \G
end
Mattia Martinello wrote:
Alexander Petkov ha scritto:
Hehe, I think we all know what you meant...
I don't understand...
Excuse me, could you tell me what I meant?
From your original message:
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