Jesse Guardiani wrote:
Hello,
My extended forecast always predicts T-Storms. But that's
not the case. Is it possible that the weather station I'm using
just isn't sending forecast info, or is this a bug?
it gets it's weather data from weather.com.. check it against that..
On 07/28/2005 04:51 AM Mark wrote the following:
Dylan Keon wrote:
But in your case you could use one existing PVR-250 for OTA and the
new
PVR-500 for cable (both tuners), or the other way around. Either one
would work for S-Video/composite from the VCR.
Excellent, I think I'll go
from the docs
-A PIII/733MHz system can encode one video stream using the MPEG-4 codec
using 480x480 capture resolution. This does not allow for live TV
watching, but does allow for encoding video and then watching it later.
your just barely cutting it.. if you want to use that 1ghz system
if you compile the latest ALSA from the site (not from the kernel) there
has been some work done on this chipset and it will allow you to adjust
the volumes
I got it working right out of the box under FC1 and didn't really have
much of a problem (well, once I dumped both KDE and gnome and
http://dms.tecknohost.com/macrumors/i/ihome/
not sure what's going on with it or specs.. but it doesnt appear to have
any video inputs or outputs on it..
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John Kuhn wrote:
http://dms.tecknohost.com/macrumors/i/ihome/
not sure what's going on with it or specs.. but it doesnt appear to
have any video inputs or outputs on it..
sorry.. i didnt realize this is a very old hoax.. it was just sent to me
recently..
--John
Calvin Harrigan wrote:
John Kuhn wrote:
I had a pvr350 in a 650mhz PIII system with 256 megs of ram.. and it
swapped alot but all in all never gave me problems.. no glitchs.. I
was however using the on board decoder..
--John
I have a PVR350 and a pentium 1Ghz with about 64Megs of memory
OT again here.. but i have to ask since i'm about to take the same
step.. when using the firewire input.. does that only get me digital and
HDTV recordings from Comcast.. can i also get all the analog stations as
well?
thanks
--John
All,
I've just successfully setup my mythtv to use the
Howard Cokl wrote:
Nvidia released 1.0.7664 yesterday, haven't tried it
yet.
Linux Display Driver - IA32
Version: 1.0-7664
Operating System: Linux IA32
Release Date: June 1, 2005
Release Highlights
* Added OpenGL 2.0 Support.
* Added initial support for Xinerama + OpenGL; see
can a master and slave backend store recordings in 2 seperate places?..
ie both on their own hard drives or do they both have to store the files
in the same place?
I want to build a slave backend that does HD only and stores on a
seperate drive, I just don't want to bother going thru the
I can't help... I can say i've had the same issues with that card under
linux...
I believe it's todo with using a improper tuner type... but i cant seem
to find the correct one it needs.. i gave up on it in the end.. the card
itself works fine under windows
--John
hi all,
I just started
around the same time i got similar errors... I finally realized that the
zap2it servers must get really swamped around 5am-8am... so i changed my
cron job to be at 2am and now it fetchs everything properly..
--John
Since before Christmas, I have been running mythfilldatabase via a
'silenced'
download knoppmyth, it is debian sarge with everything you need to get
mythtv running
www.mysetopbox.tv
--John
On a similar note, I can download faster from another computer, then
burn a CD. Is it possible to get this working with apt-get??
On 5/16/05, Stef Coene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
in windows land these are said to be the best of the best for a htpc
(tv-out quality).. i've been meaning to check out the linux
compatibility issues just never got around to it
--John
Hi,
Is anyone using the XGI graphics cards ? They have some high end card
with 256mb ddr and component output
on your gamecube?! that's a new one to me..
is it capable of it?
--John
Hello Matt,
Will your MythTV package be uploaded to Debian? Or are there the usual
patent woes or something else perhaps? No doubt this is a FAQ, but I
wasn't able to find an answer on wnpp or using Google. Perhaps a
comment
ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF is
at 110% so much she doesnt really watch live tv anymore..
well instead of Joey last night.. we got bushie and i was in trouble :)
--John
My better half has always had a subtle dislike for my interest in computers
but
John Kuhn wrote:
ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF
is at 110% so much she doesnt really watch live tv anymore..
well instead of Joey last night.. we got bushie and i was in
trouble :)
and you noticed?
besides that the episode of Bushie was funnier
R5A18 was released today with 0.18 built in
--John
I have a Mythtv 0.18 setup which works very well on Fedora Core 3
usinf a Skystar 2 DVB-S board. If I use Knoppmyth R5A15 on a client
computer a fault occurs which involvers Protocol 15. Protocol 15 is
not available yet on Knoppmyth, can my
Cecil Watson wrote:
John Kuhn wrote:
R5A18 was released today with 0.18 built in
--John
I have a Mythtv 0.18 setup which works very well on Fedora Core 3
usinf a Skystar 2 DVB-S board. If I use Knoppmyth R5A15 on a client
computer a fault occurs which involvers Protocol 15. Protocol 15
Aaron Aguilar wrote:
The fan on my AMD XP2100 is really loud and I want to upgrade to
something that I can't hear from about 4 feet away, it also has to
keep my proc cool obviously. Should I invest in a fanless heatpipe?
I would appreciate any ideas, suggestions, comments :D
Aaron
yes, you do need to share your video and image section via smb or nfs..
When setting up a mythtvfront end only, aside from pointing frontend to the
backend database, do I need to share out /video via NFS as well?
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Krist van Besien wrote:
Hello,
This is my first post, so please bear with me if it is full of
questions with obvious answers...
I want to build me a new box that will have to server as PVR, and as
media server (host my music collection in other words). I was thinking
of buying this one:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=7130-TVsourceid=qIpmQlqv2QAGAlJopJeX
does anyone have experience with this chipset? will it work under linux?
i'm in need of a cheapo tuner and wondering if i'll be pulling my hair
out getting this working..
--John
is this using Xv or XvMC?
--John
I've lost track of the thread where I said something about trying a GeForce
6200 in place of a GeForce 4 MX with an Athlon XP 1800 system, to see if that
would give any significant playback performance boost with High Definition
recordings. Well, the answer is
Will Dormann wrote:
Hi all,
Has anybody noticed stability problems with XvMC and 0.17 or later?
When I fast forward a lot or press the pause button and let it go for
a while, when I unpause it my machine is locks up.
I should mention that I have *no* hard lockup problems with 0.16
What made me
I've also got the same problem with my 7NIF2...seems like that must be
a prominent issue with this board
I just control the volume on my tv.. the only problem is the sound out
from the board is a little low for my liking.. other then that it's not
a big deal
--John
just a note for knoppmyth users.. you need to
apt-get install libcache-cache-perl
and then edit VideoMetaData.pm change (DBI:mysql:mythconverg:myth1, to
something like (DBI:mysql:mythconverg:localhost, localhost being where
your DB is located..
--John
sorry, didnt see the post for a couple of
Chris Gardner wrote:
Everything else on the
board seems to be great (though, I can't seem to get my mixer to
control the volume -- don't know if it's the board or my
configuration).
I've got the same problem with my 7nif2 using Knoppmyth R5A12. May be
the board.
I'd just like to chime in
your video signal to your tv would be incredibly poor at that distance
wouldn't it?
--John
I wanted to be able to control my Myth box (Backend only) from my
living room. I cut my Happauge IR cable in half and just for giggles
and because I had 281 ft of Cat5e lying around I spliced it in the
how long before datadirect starts pumping ads into our free tv listings?
--John
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1040_22-5644197.html
just kidding :D
maybe Myth will get the respect it deserves now.
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hit the menu while watching a program
--John
I have been the threads about the time stretch options but i am unable
to locate such an option.
I have a new install of Myth Version 0.17.20050130-1 from atrpms.
Is the time stretch option in this version?
Thanks
Brad
that's some great stuff there.. but i'm lost when it comes to
configuring it.. any chance of getting some decent docs for it?
--John
We're doing this. We have a patch to MythWeb to give it a remote
control and a Pocket PC java application that does the same thing. I
personally use a wireless
Maverick wrote:
http://maverick.itlifesaver.net/mythweather-0.17-fix.tgz
Let me know if it works for you,
-Kenneth
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 22:24:12 +1100, Phill Edwards
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this worked for me.. thanks
--John
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most motherboards will use them even if they dont support them.. they
come up as unknown cpu type but work just as well
--John
Hi,
How can I tell if a mobo supports these low-power chips? Do all
Socket A mobos support the Athlon-M?
And can these chips run fanless, if there's a big-enough
Rick Ingersoll wrote:
I just got my box working using the pvr-350 for x and using the
decoder for tv playback. I used jarod's guide for setting it up.
What parameters do I need to make the xine or mplayer to use the pvr
350. I know I can set x11, but last time I did that, it did not fill
Fa Yoeu wrote:
I have 3 seagate barracuda HDs. I am wondering what is the best way
to quietly cool these down. Right now I think they are running *very*
hot. The only fans in the mini atx tower are the power supply fan and
the cpu fan. Wondering what is the more effective and quiet way to
cool
i believe it would go in /home/mythtv/.fluxbox/apps the new version uses
Fluxbox as a wm rather then fvwm
as far as the mythnews i have the same problem and havent looked into
figuring it out.. hopefully it's on cecils list
--John
Hi All,
Recently re-built my box after a hashed up-grade from
this is semi off-topic but shouldnt mythtv.org have some sort of 3rd
party apps page so great little programs like this dont get lost in the
frey?
--John
MythViewer is a little program [about 300 lines of Python] that
I wrote to browse/view/delete MythTV programs. I've made it
available at
jerome lacoste wrote:
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 22:17:22 +, Ryan Dalzell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
I just recently did some fiddling with my machine and - of course - created
severe havoc and much domestic turmoil for days afterwards. The box would
hard lock (hang) and have to be power
where do i order?!? :-)
--John
This is a very nice one:
http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/processors/luke/
Check the image kit ... :-)
Kristian.
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I had this and other issues when trying to use XvMC.. once i took that
out everything worked fine again..
--John
Hi,
I had seen another thread with a problem like this, but can't seem to
find it in archives.
After a clean install with 0.17 my FF/REW are doing strange things.
They seem to add and
I'm a recent convert from the pvr-350 tv-out to a new nvidia 6200
tv-out. while i think the tv-out quality of nvidia is on par with the
350 the tv playback using it isnt. By turning on Bob deinterlacing the
picture is much more comparable to the 350. my problem now is that when
i fast
I think I read somewhere that enabling the option to seek to exact
frame (Under playback settings) might help with this? It's worth a
shot.
Just out of curiosity, how is the picture resolution look with your
system set to Bob? I like the smoothness of motion, but there's a
distinct hit
I think I read somewhere that enabling the option to seek to exact
frame (Under playback settings) might help with this? It's worth a
shot.
this seemed to have helped alot
Thanks!
--John
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Neil Bird wrote:
I seem to be missing a load of thumbnails can't get mythgallery to
show them.
The first time I booted up mythgallery with the right settings, I
got a flurry of thumbnail creation for the parents dirs. I quickly
jumped (before the parent set had finished 'loading') into
Jarod Wilson wrote:
On Wednesday 23 February 2005 22:04, Brad Templeton wrote:
Still, 720p HDMI/DVI-D is a much cheaper and hopefully better course
than getting a YPbPr converter.
Anyone else tried one of the GeForce 6x00 series cards that comes with a
component video adapter dongle? I
might be some good info to drop in the wiki www.mythtv.info
--John
Preseason baseball starts tomorrow so I thought I'd pass along
a few hints for recording with myth's current features while
they are fresh in mind. This assumes North America with Data
Direct but much of it would be applicable for
Well I was hoping they would give me a motorola 6200 not a DVR, and the
tech said they have them. I think the frontdesk lady was trying to make
a sell. Anyway, Im calling the tech back (since he knows what equipment
they have) and see if they have a non-DVR box. The one im trading in is
just an
is it possible you have a VIA chipset motherboard? i had very similar
issues untill i finally switched out the motherboard.. now it's rock
solid..
--John
I am still having the problem with the pvr-350 freezing after wathcing
through the decoder for a while. The pvr-350 records fine, but it
It's nice that plextor is taking the time/money/energy to create a
driver for linux, and that fact alone will probably steer me towards
purchasing it. I think one of the key features of the device people are
glazing over, is that it's usb.. allowing people to use embedded linux
devices or
well it looks like my silly little linode server got buried in the
slashdotting.. moin isnt exactly resource friendly.
if any one has space/bandwidth to properly host the wiki i would really
like to move it.. it's grown a bit beyond small time hosting.
please contact me or david greeves about
kind of similar with comcast.. but they will take $10 off your cable
modem price and charge you $10 for basic cable.. or you pay $10 more for
internet and still get basic cable becase they dont filter.
--John
I have Adelphia in Riverside, CA for my cable modem service. For
television, I'm
http://www.mythtv.info is the official project Wiki which includes a lot of
information and help when setting up and running a Myth box.
that it is not.. Issac said he wants nothing todo with our wiki (well
mainly davids i just host it). He also said he would never link to our
wiki from his
any chance of producing some of these for the rest of us?
or at least posting plans on how to build one?
--John
James Armstrong wrote:
Here is the location for viewing the MythLED box we made.
http://www.thearmstrongs.org/images/mythled.jpg
It uses a standard serial interface to communicate with
I will clean up the schematics and get something posted. If enough
people want it we can have a few boards made. We had some extra
circuits that we will probably remove. I added a IR transmitter but
have not implemented it yet (probably won't because there are already
so many available).
Make sure you have the use pvr-350 hardware option checked in myth setup
--John
Frutillar wrote:
I have followed Jarod's and others' documentation and I still cannot get my
live tv to be shown at normal speed on my system. It is VERY jumpy (one
frame every so often) and no audio. I see X just
I believe you are missing a perl package libwww-perl
apt-get install libwww-perl
should fix it.. if not its another perl package i cant think of atm
--John
Russell Salerno wrote:
Hello all -
Background: running MythTV installed from latest KnoppMyth r4v5 distro with an
XBox front end. Getting
since the forums here http://bit.blkbk.com/phpBB2/index.php have been
exploited.. I'm asking here :-)
I'm going to get a xbox for myth uses only and wondering what version of
xbox should i try and get. all the local stores around here carry what
i assume to be 1.6 or 1.6b xboxs, any way to
I dont know about recovering the database but you should be able to
recover the data. I use MC to look at the deleted inodes and copy them
to life again.
--John
tommy wrote:
Ok, so this is pretty tragic, it's also amusing if you're a sick
bastard like
me, I'm sure a few of you are and will
Speaking as one who has dealt with his share of nvidia problems, the
mx 4000 (no fan, pretty cheep right now) works fine with the newer
kernels only if you use a hacked driver. You can get more info from my
previous post on the subject, including the website for the driver.
I've heard that
funny you should type that i have the exact same drive dead on my
table. A friend asked if i could recover it, but its pretty much DOA.
I have had alot of luck with seagates, they run cool and extremly
quiet. I have about 7 seagates in my home network non have gone belly
up as of yet
--John
Chris wrote:
I'm working on a Christmas project that will have me use my myth box to
record some old family videos (on VHS tapes) to DVD. I've seen lots of
messages on the list about recording shows to DVD, but since this is
coming from a tape (and will be manually started stopped), it seems
Agreed. The surest way for a feature request to become a feature is to
write the code. :)
I'll try to take a look at the code tonight. Not making any promises,
esp as my C++ skills are a bit rusty.
Do any of the current developers have any comments about a MythVHS
module being added with the
Just a side note, if you configure MythVideo to use the internal
player (by specifying Internal as the player commandline option),
wouldn't that let you use the PVR-350 decoder?
I havent tried it but i assume it would then send every type of file to
the internal decoder.. which isnt going to
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