I'm not a coder, but this looks more like a make error
than a configure error. Did you do something like
--enable-directx when you did ./configure? It's
trying to compile for a windows system (DirectX
audio). I don't think you want to do that for a SuSE
9.2 system.
Good luck!
--- flim [EMAIL
For the curious: I've attached a simple script which
can be used to write pvr-x50 generated .nuv files to
DVD. (Use at your own risk.) It uses ProjectX
through its command-line interface to demultiplex the
audio and video. Then it recombines using mplex and
authors using dvdauthor. It finally
--- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Live TV quality is incredible, but there are a
few things to tweak.
The picture looks like it is a bit too large for the
screen
(overscanned) to the point where I cannot see the
checkboxes on the
setup screens. Do I try to underscan it the same way
--- Michael T. Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
So, as suggested by Nick in this thread, I tried
Project X. I just
opened the video and demux'ed with default settings.
It threw away a
ton of broken video (11.278 seconds total! Started
at 2:05:55.422 and
ended at 2:05:44.144).
--- Boleslaw Ciesielski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Kondis wrote:
To burn to DVD, I have a script crafted after the
mythtv docs ala the blurb at the end of
http://mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-22.html. This
involves splitting the audio and video streams
with
mpeg2desc
--- Cory Papenfuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll bet that since mplayer is good enough to play
with varying
PTS/DTS, it doesn't try to fix that. I did mess
with a few options like
init_vpts, init_apts, vdelay, drop, tsaf,
reorder nothing seemed to
help that issue.
I'm
I've spent a *lot* of time on this problem and can't
seem to find a solution. I really hope someone can
help me with this.
I am writing some of my MythTV recordings to DVD and I
get a-v sync drifts during the DVD recording, up to a
second or two near the end of a two-hour recording
(playing
I'm a bit of a rookie myself, but for starters I
wonder if you have qt installed (development
libraries).
For the X11 stuff, my mythbox has path
/usr/include/X11/ for the X headers and that works for
me. You might try putting a symbolic link in
/usr/include/ that points to your library directory
Try these:
http://www.schaefer.dhcp.biz/pvr350tvout.htm
http://ivtv.writeme.ch/tiki-index.php?page=TvOutHowto
both found easily by Googling. I used the first one
as a guide when I did it, and it worked great.
--- Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With lots of help from others, I have MythTv
A couple things.
First, if you compile mythtv with the standard
settings, you need to use lirc through irxevent and
irexec in the ~/.lircrc or ~/.mythtv/lircrc config
file. This, I have not done and don't exactly know
how to do. Instead, for Myth 0.17, the following
worked for me (I also am
I am also using lirc 0.7.0 (with a PVR 350 using myth
0.17), and it works fine for me with native lirc.
Since:
1) You apparently are compiling and running lirc just
fine, for the Hauppauge, etc., since you get the
correct output from irw when you use the remote.
2) You compiled mythtv with the
--- Tony Paterra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure what hardware device
MythMusic should be
using for audio output, is it using my soundcard or
will it use the
output from my PVR-350 the same as my cable?
MythMusic will only use the soundcard. The PVR 350's
sound output has no driver
I can't post a sample but what I can tell you is the
basic encoder/decoder combination is fantastic at the
default 4500kb/s, max 6000kb/s (around 2.1G/hr). On
mine, though, the TV tuner had noticeable echoes, and
the s-video to composite adapter that came with it was
a POS. So I replaced it with
I don't know if you are having the same problem, but a
couple of months ago my database was corrupted and I
got error messages something like these. (I can't
remember if they were the same, though.)
I fixed it by running the command mysqlcheck -r -u
username -ppassword mythconverg. (Repairs a
Is it possible to use mplayer/xine to playback
non-mpeg2 material to the PVR-350 TV-OUT? I would
have thought my system would have sufficient CPU
grunt to do so.
I'm not the expert, but it's been my understanding
that the bandwidth of the PVR 350's framebuffer isn't
high enough to do video
change the setting
back to the tuner.
It does seem strange, though, that you have to reset
the card settings to change the input source on the
PVR 350.
--- John Kondis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops my bad. My myth machine is combined
frontend/backend, using a Hauppauge PVR 350 for both
TV
MythTV keeps changing the input source to the tuner
(Tuner 0) every time a scheduled recording starts.
The backend is set up to take input from the S-Video
input. I've triple-checked that mythtv/setup has the
card set to S-video, but the problem persists.
When I reboot and go to live TV
I am using 0.17 with a combined frontend/backend
utilizing a PVR-350. Platform is SuSE 9.2 on a 566
Celeron. All the myth stuff is compiled from source.
I've attached a Creative Extigy usb audio device that
uses /dev/dsp. I am loading snd-usb-audio on boot.
My problem is I get very choppy
I don't know about others' experiences, but I tried to
use the composite-to-s-video adapter that came with my
Hauppauge 350 and the result was ugly. The colors
were all messed up big time. Interestingly, the
degree to which the colors were fubar'ed depended on
which channel I was tuned to!
For
The get a wireless bridge or get a wireless gaming
adaptor is probably the easiest thing to do.That
way, you know it will work (assuming your on-board
wired ethernet interface works), and you're not
introducing yet another kernel module dependent on an
out-of-tree project.
That's what I
A few people (including myself, since a few days after
the release of 0.17) have noticed audio device errors
using Hauppauge 350s with no sound card on MythTV
0.17. Generally, in this configuration, when you try
to watch TV or view a recording, you get an error
message stating the device /dev/dsp
First post; I hope the question isn't too dumb.
Since upgrading to 0.17 from 0.16 this past weekend,
I've been getting the following error messages every
time I start live TV or watch a recorded program:
2005-02-15 21:06:30.467 Opening audio device
'/dev/dsp'.
2005-02-15 21:06:30.468 Opening OSS
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