drbob wrote:
It's beginning to look depressingly like I would need to switch
distributions to use mythtv :-( Any suggestions on what to do welcome.
Compile from source. Everything goes to /usr/local so it's fine. All
dependencies can be found in the normal debian stable repository (you
probably
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 21:12, Michael Fox wrote:
Any Ozzies about on the lists, if so I am in Sydney and trying to find
a suitable tv_grab_au script that will use a free tv guide feed.
Could someone forward me a script or url to a working current script
for some tv guide data, I am a bit out of
On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 18:07, Hurgh wrote:
1) What card they are using
I'm using 2 twinhan visionplus dvb-t cards. They work fine. I got them from
www.msy.com.au (possibly the worst site on the net. just get the parts list
from http://www.msy.com.au/Parts/PARTS.pdf - $90 now I think). Don't be put
G'day
I'm trying to export to xvid a recording which I recorded from dvb. The
recording has already been transcoded by myth to mpeg4, and it plays fine.
However, there is a point in the recording where it looks like the signal was
bad for about half a second - it goes kinda choppy/get artifacts
On Thu, 19 May 2005 17:46, Nick wrote:
Basically I suggested running a Java app called ProjectX,
which will fix up your DVB file before you attempt to transcode it
I just grabbed the latest version of ProjectX - however I don't seem to be
able to get it to do much with my file - it doesn't
On Thu, 19 May 2005 19:09, Nick wrote:
I'd also *never* recommend exporting a DVB file to mp4 (of which DivX,
XVid etc all are) and then re-exporting to mp4 again.
I was automatically transcoding all my recordings to mpeg4 to save disk space
while they were in mythtv, then later either deleted
Last night myth (0.18) was supposed to record a program - and from the backend
it looks like it started - but it doesn't show up the recorded programs list,
and the corresponding .nuv file doesn't exist either. From the backend:
2005-05-17 20:58:02.570 Started recording All Saints on channel:
On Sun, 15 May 2005 23:33, KvB wrote:
I noticed my mythweb returns some 'beer theme' if I connect to it
using a webproxy.
Is this just a joke?
No. It's the Australian translation (settings-mythweb settings-language). It
helps me and fellow aussies greatly when using mythweb, everything makes
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G'day,
Lately my machine loads have been around 0.2-0.3 when mythbackend is idle
(not transcoding/watching livetv or anything). With top, I only see
mythbackend pop up to the top of the CPU list every 5-10 seconds or so, so
it doesn't appear to
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mysqldump -p mythconverg mythdb.sql
/usr/bin/mysqldump -u mythtv -pmythtv -h mysqlserver mythconverg -c
The -c in that 2nd command is going to do full inserts. That's your
difference.
Philip
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I've been having a problem for a while (but only since switching to
.17), where occasionally, partway through recording something, it will
suddenly slow down -- the video slows to about 70% normal speed, and
the audio drops in pitch accordingly. It doesn't happen all the time,
and I cannot
G'day all
When I watch live tv, with aspect ratio set to Off, it looks exactly the same
as if it's set to 16:9. I automatically transcode all my recordings.
When watching a recording that was recorded/transcoded with 0.15/.16, I always
have to switch to 16:9 when starting to watch a recording,
G'day,
On Fri, 1 Apr 2005 00:40, Nathan Manzi wrote:
I want to modify Damon's tv_grab_au to replicate channels to fill TEN
1/2/3, Seven 1/2/3, from the listings of the respective channels.
I'm not sure why you want to do this? My understanding is that they all show
the same program anyway. The
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Hi tv_grab_au users,
Mackay's data is fading fast. I hope NINEMSN gets there act together
too.
G'day, ninemsn is back up for me (sydney). tv_grab_au just did it's thing
and I've got 7 days of data now
Philip
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On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 23:45, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 03:41:47PM +1100, Hurgh wrote:
Anyone got anything to share with the DVB card that they are using and
if they like it, how much effort was it to get going in linux and how
much did you get it for and was it brought in
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On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 11:41, Phill Edwards wrote:
The only way I can see of doing that is to scrape once and
store it somewhere else for Aussie mythtv users to access. That would
need someone to volunteer some web space and bandwidth.
I have a site
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