Hello,
Slightly offtopic I guess, but does anyone know of a Linux based
software package that'd convert MPEG-4 video for recording onto a DVD
video disc - so I can play it back in any DVD recorder?
Thanks very much for your help in advance!
Regards - Piers
into?
Thanks very much again!
Regards - Piers
Brian Wood wrote:
On Jan 29, 2006, at 4:16 PM, Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello,
Slightly offtopic I guess, but does anyone know of a Linux based
software package that'd convert MPEG-4 video for recording onto a DVD
video disc - so I can play it back
, it was brilliant!
Cheers - Piers
R. G. Newbury wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Geoff,
One answer which will last through a reboot would be to amend the line
in 50-udev.rules to add a Group=mythtv and Mode=770 to the line
describing /dev/hdc or whatever your hardware is listed as ( as in fstab
Chad,
You could change your entry in fstab or mount with option:
mount -t -o umask=000 /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom
Or, you can edit your existing entry in fstab, in the 'defaults'
section, remove defaults and type:
umask=000
Tried those two, no difference :/
mythtv:/# mount -o umask=000 /dev/hdc
Mike,
When you mount a filesystem on top of a directory, the mount
options--not the original directory permissions--determine the
permissions/ownership of the new directory (that is the root of the
filesystem) and the device permissions/ownership have nothing to do with
the resulting
Dag,
What kernel version are you using?
I have seen this happening a lot in earlier Linux:es.
The solution then was usually to re-export (exportfs -r) the filesystems AFTER
the local mount of the cdrom/DVD. In my current 2.6.14 it seems to
work without any problems though.
I am using this
Dag,
mythtv:/usr/src/linux# dpkg -l | grep nfs
ii nfs-common 1.0.6-3.1 NFS support files common to client and
serve
ii nfs-kernel-ser 1.0.6-3.1 Kernel NFS server support
mythtv:/usr/src/linux#
And to answer your other email, nothing from dmesg really.
When restarting NFS:
Dag,
As I didn't follow this thread from the beginning:
Have you tried mounting from the client with -o ro ?
No, just tried it, and still the same :/
Thanks again!
Cheers - Piers
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Followed your instructions to the letter, even added new /dvd and
everything, exactly the same, but still have the problem! :(
Thanks very much for your help again
Cheers - Piers
Dag Nygren wrote:
No, just tried it, and still the same :/
Just tried the whole process here and a simple
Oookay
I ejected the DVD, tried a normal CD and it didn't work, changed auto
to iso9660 in the fstab, and it mounted, and tried mounting it
remotely, it worked fine.
So ejected that, inserted the same DVD back in, mounted it, and mounted
remotely and it works.
Yes.
Argh!
Thanks *so*
back DVDs on machines without a DVD drive.
Thanks to all for all your help.
Cheers - Piers
Carl Fongheiser wrote:
On 1/23/06, *Piers Kittel* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems the crux of the problem is if I mount the DVD as UDF, it won't be
mounted via NFS
Hmm.
Yes, you're right, it works perfectly fine on my Linux desktop, but not
on my Mac desktop - mplayer just pops up This is not a video_ts
directory! even tho it's painfully clear that it is. Need further
investigation.
Thanks very much for your help tho!
Cheers - Piers
Dag Nygren wrote:
Hmm.
Just unmounted the DVD off my Mac, and mounted it again, it works now,
tho very jerky despite the onboard hardware DVD decoder (very strange
that this Mac was supplied with a DVD decoder but no DVD drive!), tho I
think that only works if there's an actual DVD drive attached to the IDE
Have fixed the problem. I mounted the DVD as an UDF filesystem, which
NFS won't support. Mounting it as ISO9660 fixes the problem.
Thanks very much for your help.
Cheers - Piers
Michael T. Dean wrote:
On 01/23/2006 06:22 AM, Piers Kittel wrote:
Correct user and group, great, but it still
Hello all,
Am trying to mount a DVD drive via NFS and am having problems. For
note, 192.168.1.2 (hostname - destiny) is the client and 192.168.1.15
(hostname - mythtv) is the server.
I have this in my /etc/exports:
/media/cdrom0 192.168.1.2(ro,sync)
and 192.168.1.2 is in the
Geoff,
Just guessing: 2 possible answers. 1. It looks like the mount on the
server is exclusive and no-one else is allowed access while the server
'owns' it.
2. You, as a user on destiny, do not have permission to actually read
anything mounted on mythtv. Maybe add yourself (piers) to a
Geoff,
One answer which will last through a reboot would be to amend the line
in 50-udev.rules to add a Group=mythtv and Mode=770 to the line
describing /dev/hdc or whatever your hardware is listed as ( as in fstab).
HTH
Geoff
Cheers again, but I don't seem to have a 50-udev.rules
Geoff,
One answer which will last through a reboot would be to amend the line
in 50-udev.rules to add a Group=mythtv and Mode=770 to the line
describing /dev/hdc or whatever your hardware is listed as ( as in fstab).
HTH
Geoff
I guess I need to run apt-get install udev?
Cheers - Piers
Geoff,
One answer which will last through a reboot would be to amend the line
in 50-udev.rules to add a Group=mythtv and Mode=770 to the line
describing /dev/hdc or whatever your hardware is listed as ( as in fstab).
HTH
Geoff
OK installed udev, and the
Hello all,
I've got the following systems:
a MythTV backend without a frontend
a few MythTV frontends
a server containing some files and several non MythTV videos.
Currently, if I want to watch the movies on the frontends, I usually
mount the server's hard drive via NFS and use something like
Hi all,
Still trying to get video recorded off DVB-T in the UK onto DVD while
retaining subtitles, but can't find any MPEG-2 - MPEG-4 compressors that
will retain subtitles (if you know of one, please tell me) and I think
one method to do this is:
1) Rip DVB subtitles from the MPEG-2 stream
I *think* you need the MT (multithread) version of the qt-mysql driver -
I know this is from a Debian system but here you go:
ii libqt3c102-mt-mysql 3.3.4-3MySQL database driver for Qt3
(Threaded)
and taking from your list:
qt-MySQL-3.3.4-15.4
I think you need the MT version -
Hello all,
Using MythTV from SVN version 0.19.20051208-1, using 2 x Nova-T DVB-T
cards in the UK
Saw something that I thought I might be interested in, decided to record
it and forget about it. I don't remember which channel it was as it was
from a search. Anyway, wanted to watch it, but
Stupid question I think but why not use OSX and the MythTV OSX frontend?
Somehow a recent SVN compiled successfully for the first time ever for
me and it now works nicely with OSX
Cheers - Piers
Matt Hannan wrote:
Ross Campbell wrote:
Getting MythMusic to work is not the goal here. Getting
to remember when configuring the SVN
build, it moaned about missing stuff so it wouldn't compile mythmusic
but it was no biggie for me so I ignored it. I might be wrong though...
I can check the configure script again if you want me to.
Cheers - Piers
Matt Hannan wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote
suggest sticking with the precompiled binary in the URL I
pointed out earlier - will make your life much easier that way :)
But of course, if you're using a SVN for your backend, then you need to
use SVN for OSX :) But if not, don't worry about it.
Cheers - Piers
Matt Hannan wrote:
Piers
not.
Cheers - Piers
Matt Hannan wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Wouldn't suggest using SVN - would recommend using the stable builds
unless you want to use the new features. The SVN version should be
released pretty soon (I hope!) - I'm only using it for DVB subtitles
which isn't available in the stable
Oh dear! Sorry to hear :/
Maybe find some alternative to iTunes? It's not the be all end all of
all software! :)
Cheers - Piers
Matt Hannan wrote:
Oy vey. I am starting to think this is not possible.
I have been to the weirdest forums and lists on the web. ANYTHING that
Google has with
Hello all,
Just did a bit of channel hopping last night and just now checked out
Recorded Programs on MythWeb and found that the backend recorded every
channel hop I made, something like 30 enteries in the Recorded
programs about 1 or 2 minutes each - depends on how long I watched the
Aha.
Fair enough.
Thanks very much for your comment! Clears up a lot of things. Makes a
lot of sense. Was away for the last 4 months so this being included
confused me somewhat :)
Cheers - Piers
Michael T. Dean wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Just did a bit of channel hopping last night
I've got an frontend set up to network boot - it doesn't have any hard
drive or CF card. Seems to work well - only if you know how to :)
A good starting point is http://netboot.sourceforge.net/
Basically it involves getting the computer to download an image either
via the BIOS or a floppy
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 01:58:15 +, Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Mythfrontend is set to turn off my computer using the command halt.
Mythfrontend is run as an non-root user - in this case user
piers
Yeah thought of that, but don't you need to type in a password anyway?
Cheers - Piers
Kim Wall wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Just need to figure out how to power off the computer as non-root ;)
man sudo :)
Kim.
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Hate to answer to my own email. Yup the answer's in the sudo man
pages... can limit the user to invoke one command only using the
/etc/sudoers file.
I'm going to boil my head now :)
Thanks very much for everyone's help.
Cheers - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Heh. Fair enough.
OK playing
will also want to read man visudo.
Piers Kittel wrote:
Yeah thought of that, but don't you need to type in a password anyway?
Cheers - Piers
Kim Wall wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Just need to figure out how to power off the computer as non-root ;)
man sudo
and Gnome tie into their display manager's admin access to shutdown
or restart the server.
So if you're using KDE, use KDM and then you can shutdown your server.
To use KDM edit /etc/sysconfig/desktop and add:
DISPLAYMANAGER=KDE
On 12/27/05, *Piers Kittel* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello all,
Am using Debian Stable (Sarge) with MythTV from SVN. Trying to start up
mythfrotnend automatically on a frontend. Was using GDM (for autologin)
and Windowmaker. After faffing around and breaking a lot of things and
fixing them - I decided to RTFM(!) the mythtv's own docs rather
OK that sounds good to me. But how to do that? :)
Cheers - Piers
joggl wrote:
i use rungetty in inittab for autologin!
and i use no windowmanger.
i start xinit with mythfrontend, fastet way...
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Hello all,
Am using Debian Sarge (stable) with MythTV version 0.19.20051208-1
downloaded off SVN a week or more ago, using dual DVB tuners, seperate
backend and frontend.
When I start watching Live TV it takes a long time to start, always
going straight to Sky News (channel 42) showing the
and hit enter.
Now voila... Log off, log on and you should have mythfrontend auto
launched.
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Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 4:51 PM
To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users
- probably making a script that calls
startx and add it to the bootup process using update-rc.d - would that work?
Cheers for your help again
Piers
Petr Stehlik wrote:
Piers Kittel píše v Po 26. 12. 2005 v 22:38 +:
Am using Debian Stable (Sarge)
I got etch/sid mix.
mythfrotnend
Joggl, Petr Gavin,
OK have fixed the autostart thing - changed one of my terminals to
rungetty with the following line:
1:2345:respawn:/sbin/rungetty vc/1 -u piers /etc/init.d/mythfrontend_startup
put in an script that exports paths and the home directory and calls
startx.
.xinitrc and
Hello all,
Mythfrontend is set to turn off my computer using the command halt.
Mythfrontend is run as an non-root user - in this case user piers - so
when I try to exit MythTV, and I select Yes, exit and shutdown - it
jsut says Command not found. Obviously this command isn't available
to
it's chmod not chown - but that fixed the problem. Brilliant - thanks! :)
Not too worried about any users being able to power the computer off -
nothing essential on that, just the frontend, and there's only 2 users -
root and piers and nothing else :)
Thanks very much for your help again!
Dag,
Yep, asked about this some days ago, but was ignored.
Hmm doesn't inspire confidence in me :/
I would add the fact that the subtitles are displayed on top of the OSD stuff.
Makes it difficult to see what is told on the OSD.
Aha! Yup you're correct, that happens :/
I guess there's
Hello all,
Referring to DVB-T subtitles, and I'm using Freeview in the UK.
Been away for 3 months, and have seen lots of subtitle bug fixes since,
which is excellent, so have checked out the latest SVN version of MythTV
and was well impressed with the bug fixes, but one glaring bug *still*
Replying to Mike Wafkowski's email:
Hmm I seem to remember something about this - does this still apply to
my board that sets the multipiler via DIP switches? Or does the DIP
switches just tell the processor what multipiler to use and the
processor can ignore this? So what's the point of
Hello all,
As I'm deaf, I require to watch TV with subtitles - there's no choice
for me really. Anyway, I'm using MythTV taken from SVN only so I can
have subtitle support which 0.18.1 doesn't have. My hard drive is
filling with programs I want to keep, and I want to transfer it to video
, and hopefully your
information will be useful for someone else in the future! :)
Thanks so much for your help again.
Regards - Piers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 11:20:05 +
From: Piers Kittel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all,
As I'm deaf, I require
Fixed - was due to either a flaky motherboard or a flaky PSU.
Cheers - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Am having big probs with MythTV - when I start mythfrontend, and then
try to play back a recording, or watch live TV, it utterly crashes my
computer, and it only started last night
Hello all,
Am having big probs with MythTV - when I start mythfrontend, and then
try to play back a recording, or watch live TV, it utterly crashes my
computer, and it only started last night. Before last night, it was
working just fine. Only major thing I've done is to upgrade Debian
I occasionally see load averages of 4.00 4.00 4.00 on my backend even
tho CPU is 0% idle, but I see it's all the drivers. Load averages just
measures the number of jobs waiting to be processed, so in my case it's
4 job processes (1 the DVB drivers, 1 the PVR350 drivers, and 2 others)
being
Michael,
OK. This sounds like a problem with your external channel change
(script/transmitter or serial link/STB). If Myth said it's going to
record on channel 4, but recorded 3, it wasn't Myth's doing.
No it isn't. It works perfectly fine when I use it for Live TV, and it
works
Hi all,
Due to other reasons, I have had to upgrade my backend to the SVN
version, and thus I need to compile the MacOSX frontend with the source
from SVN/CVS.
I followed the instructions from:
http://www.mythtv.info/moin.cgi/MythOnMacOsx
and followed the instructions on how to set up OSX
Hello all,
I have found a problem when scheduling some repeat programs - there is
this program I like to watch - Cutting Edge, but the problem is that its
title for this week is Cutting Edge: Gridlock, and the following week
it is called Cutting Edge: The House Cleaners and you can imagine
Hello all,
I've got 2 TV tuners on my MythTV box - they both can receive exactly
the same programs, but I've created 2 sets of channels each - i.e.
encoder 1 has channel 1: BBC1, channel 2: BBC2 and so on. And encoder 2
has channel 1001: BBC1, channel 1002: BBC2 and so on. It all works
Hello,
Thing is that encoder 1 is set up properly and working fine, and encoder
2 is experimental, I don't mind if I lose all the rubbish I record on
that, but the good things I use encoder 1.
Anyway, no it wasn't a typo. I told it to use channel 1004, but
recorded channel 3 (i.e. ITV),
Pekka,
I have noted missing subs occasionally myself. Also there's still some
timing issues
(subs appearing too early). It should not be due to bad reception.
I'll see what I can do.
I do have bad reception anyway - the digital external STB connected via
my PVR350 has the same problem - it's
Hello all,
Is it possible to do a screen capture of the video playing in the
frontend - and yes I do know about mounting the video partition onto my
main PC and using xine, but it doesn't work the way I want it to, and I
need to do it with the frontend - any ideas anyone?
Thanks very much
As another poster said - why is it not available from 0.17 onwards?
Cheers - Piers
John Pullan wrote:
They've not been available from 0.17 onwards, I guess it should be
removed from mythweb
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Been on holiday, and back now and watched 4 ep of bad soap that I
programmed to be recorded from the DVB card instead of my PVR350 -
worked perfectly tho some subs missed out but I suspect that's due to
bad reception. Anyway, rewinding, fast forwarding etc works great -
only one problem is
Hello all,
As now I've got a DVB card, and I'm interested in seeing all the DVB
statistics, but at the bottom of Backend status of mythweb, I see:
DVB Signal Information
Details of DVB error statistics for last 48 hours:
There is no DVB signal quality data available to display.
So I look up
Hello all,
Have wiped my MythTV's hard drive to start again, installed Debian
Sarge, but have not installed X as the box will not be used as a
frontend (though am worrying how I would run setup without X...).
Anyway, am having a problem with missing libraries, but seem to have
installed
Problem fixed. How? I've no idea somehow I fixed it lucky me!
Cheers - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Have wiped my MythTV's hard drive to start again, installed Debian
Sarge, but have not installed X as the box will not be used as a
frontend (though am worrying how I would
Hello all,
Does anyone have the DVB subtitles patch for MythTV as contained in this
now defunct URL: http://columbia.ton.tut.fi/~riffraff/dvb/patch/ ?
Thanks very much for your help in advance
Cheers - Piers
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Ignore last message - apologies. If anyone can delete this one and the
last one, please do so.
Thanks - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Does anyone have the DVB subtitles patch for MythTV as contained in this
now defunct URL: http://columbia.ton.tut.fi/~riffraff/dvb/patch/ ?
Thanks
As I've accumulated a lot of cruft on my MythTV install, and a couple
things that needs changing, so I want to do a major clean up and the
best way I can see to do this is to reformat the /boot and / partitions,
reinstall Linux and set up MythTV again. But I don't want to lose
MythTV access
Fixed this - the xmltv file for the DVB card wasn't populated. I
expected this to be done automatically but apparently not!
Cheers - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Have finally got my DVB card to work, but for some strange reason, it's
not downloading the info for any channels
Yes I fixed the problem now.
The issue was that my DVB card is the secondary card on another computer
- and the start up channel was set to 1, which I assumed to be the
card's inbuilt channel, but I realised it was supposed to be set to
MythTV's database channel, which is 2001, put the number
Finally fixed this problem my problem was that the DVB card is the
secondary tuner card, and when it said Change to channel at startup:
(or whatever it's called) I assumed that it meant the internal channel
the card is set to, so I put 1 in for BBC1, but it didn't work. Then
realised, it
Hello all,
Have finally got my DVB card to work, but for some strange reason, it's
not downloading the info for any channels related to the DVB card though
BBC1 works just fine.
I've got 2 tuner cards, a PVR350 and a Nova-T card, the PVR350 is in the
main MythTV backend, and the Nova-T is
Hello all,
Recently received my new DVB card and have put it in a different
computer to test it before putting it in my actual backend, so I've got
2 backends - one master containing my PVR350 card, one slave containing
my Nova-T card. Have confirmed that the Nova-T card works fine under
Hello all,
Have received my Hauppauge Nova-T card, but as it is of the newer one
with a Conexant chipset, I had to jump through a lot of hoops to get it
to work, and got the kernel driver to work, then followed Martin Smith's
excellent DVB howto (http://www.ethics-gradient.net/myth/) - but am
Hello all,
Got a Mac Mini, outputting video via S-Video using the adaptor, though
all kinds of video output (DVD, MythTV) is very slightly suttery - not
very noticeable, but gets annoying over time, and it's more noticeable
when the camera moves quickly. I'm a bit surprised a 1.2GHz G4 can't
Hello all,
Got myself a new Mac for MythTV and as the Mac binaries required version
0.17 of the backend, so I duly did an apt-get update apt-get install
mythtv on all MythTV capable computers, and it upgraded MythTV to
version 0.17. Version 0.16 worked fine before, but now all frontends
Ah that fixed it! Thanks! Forgot how to set up mythtv already -
probably blanked it out from my mind in response of blocking out
traumatic memories maybe... ;)
Cheers - Piers
Rob Hillis wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Database error was:
Access denied for user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' (Using
password
If I order the Mac Mini, would 256MB be enough for MythTV plus OSX, also
for DVD/video playback - and if not, should I order 256MB extra (£50) or
buy it seperately (£44) and flog off the memory and put it in myself?
Thanks very much for your help in advance!
Cheers - Piers
Hello all,
Would like a Mac Mini as a frontend, but have a small problem with
region locking as a hack for the mac's DVD drive isn't available. I've
tried out playing a DVD over the network - and it seems to be of good
quality and no jerks. I was wondering if it was possible if I put a DVD
Is it possible to make the Mac Mini's DVD-ROM drive multiregion? Or
will I have to play DVD's via the network?
Thanks!
Cheers - Piers
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Hello all,
A friend of mine wanted to watch a certain program, and so I recorded it
via my PVR350, edited it, and transcoded it. But the original recording
was 2 1/2 hours long, around 4GB, playable with mplayer or xine. The
new edit is around 25 mins long, but the file size is now 5GB! Also
-on -globalalpha
-nolocalalpha
Then run the dd test again, and with luck, the picture
will look like it should. If not, rinse and repeat
from the beginning...
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Hello all,
When playing back recordings, I see very faint
horizontal lines on the
screen - only
Nah - when I switch to the PVR350's TV out for X, the VGA/onboard TV out
shuts down. People say I can use both at the same time, but never got
that to work, but not too important as I only use one output at a time
(PVR350 for TV stuff, Onboard TV output for DVD/Video both plugged to
the same
, and it worked fine afterwards. Don't ask me why...
Cheers - Piers
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hmmm...
Very strange thing is happening. Have been using a mythfrontend on my
main PC, playing video from the backend in the living room for 1 1/2
months without any problems, but now
Hello Ivor,
1) Video playback from hard drive/through the network is very jittery
2) DVD playback slightly jittery and some discs ghosts badly
For these you need to check if your CPU is maxed out.
Don't seem too bad - roughly only 25%-50% of the CPU is used when
playing DVD:
PID USER PR
I just start X with the card details in the XF86Config-4 file - is it
possible to add the options in the Options field?
Section Device
Identifier PVR
Driver ivtvdev
Option fbdev /dev/fb0
BusID 0:20:0
EndSection
Thanks very much for your help again!
Cheers -
Hello all,
Am using mythtv version 0.16, and I find when I go to Watch recordings
screen, my remote control doesn't work at all, and it seems that the
button presses I do are cached - i.e. when I press buttons on my
remote in that screen, nothing happens, until I select a recording using
my
Hello all,
Am in a PAL country using digital TV (but recording via analogue) what
would be the best numbers to use (resolution etc) for each recording
profiles (default, high, med and low)?
Thanks very much for your help in advance
Cheers - Piers
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Hmmm...
Very strange thing is happening. Have been using a mythfrontend on my
main PC, playing video from the backend in the living room for 1 1/2
months without any problems, but now whenever I try to playback a
recording, the computer totally crashes, absouletly nothing works - no
mouse
Kevin,
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
It isn't likely the frontend process crashing your computer but rather a
hardware driver of some kind. You may want to run mythfrontend from a
terminal window with full verbose debugging messages (-v all) and pipe
the output to a file so you can see maybe what is
Hello all,
I have the EPIA MII 12000 and am using Debian Unstable, using mythtv via
the PVR350 output which is reasonably OK but playing back DVD and video
via the TV out of the motherboard. Have installed the unichrome drivers
following the instructions found here
ghosting effect, as if I'm watching it on an old DSTN LCD screen ;)
Also panning isn't perfectly smooth, jerks rapidly a little bit.
Any ideas?
Thanks very much for your help in advance again
Cheers - Piers
Gordon Rimac wrote:
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 23:43:54 +, Piers Kittel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hello all,
Have played a whole DVD using Xine on my Debian (unstable) MythTV box,
with an EPIA Mini-ITX MII 12000 motherboard, outputting via the onboard
TV out (via the PVR-350 is terrible, only plays at 2fps!) and while the
DVD and subtitles all work fine, there is a slight jerk - maybe every
Fixed this problem - needed the channel number in the Frequency ID.
Cheers - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Have set up an IR blaster and have put in the scripts required by MythTV
to change the channels:
channel_change being:
#!/bin/csh
echo changing to $1
/usr/local/bin/channel.pl $1
Hello all,
Is it possible to set up lirc to eject the CD/DVD drive when the eject
button is pressed?
Thanks very much for your help
Cheers - Piers
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Hello all,
Have set up a remote control on my mythtv box - everything works just
fine, apart from 2 semi-critical items.
I'm using my DVD player remote to control my mythtv box, and it has 4
buttons I'd like to use - Skip back, Skip forward, Rewind and Fast
Forward. I've mapped those and
Aha found it!
Thanks very much for your help :)
Cheers - Piers
Gordon Rimac wrote:
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 18:38:29 -0800, Chris Petersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No README file in Mythweb's directory - I'm using Debian's apt-get
install mythweb
You can usually find things like that in
Hello all,
Have configured the XML grabber to work with mythtv, and
mythfilldatabase runs every day and it grabs listings fine - but I get
an error message every time:
Last mythfilldatabase run started on 2004-12-30 06:26 and ended on
2004-12-30 06:26. FAILED: xmltv returned error code 8192.
Excellent cheers! Thanks!
Nothing in the online documentation for mythweb actually.
Although when I've logged in, I get:
Warning at /usr/share/mythtv/mythweb/includes/init.php, line 50:
session_start():
open(php_sessions/sess_854b667731ae817536ed5cd65713e68a, O_RDWR) failed:
No such file or
Disregard this thread - the problem seems to have vanished somehow...
Cheers - Piers
Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all,
Whenever I want to access the Program Guide, the MythTV frontend always
segfaults instantly each time I want to access the guide. Here is the
output from terminal as soon as I hit
Hello again,
Very good guide, but my prob is that when I start up with no window
manager at all, I then do an startX (following your guide) and then
switch to a different virtual console (both times via SSH tho) and do an
startx - the original display vanishes and the other display loads up
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