On 11/18/05, Franco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you for all the answers.I see some confusion so I'll clarify my setup:I have a DLP projector with VGA, S-video and videocompositeinputs (BENQ PB6100).Previous discusion held on this mailing list suggested that
I had to use the VGA input to get th
Thank you for all the answers.
I see some confusion so I'll clarify my setup:
I have a DLP projector with VGA, S-video and videocomposite
inputs (BENQ PB6100).
Previous discusion held on this mailing list suggested that
I had to use the VGA input to get the best out of it.
So I bought a (long/spe
Jeff Simpson wrote:
Since he's using VGA for Myth, he doesn't even need the S-Video
switch--just a long S-Video cable. BTW, a good S-Video cable can
go 50'
(16m) without any problems.
However, I definitely agree that taking the PS2 through the
encoder card
is a wast
Since he's using VGA for Myth, he doesn't even need the S-Videoswitch--just a long S-Video cable. BTW, a good S-Video cable can go 50'
(16m) without any problems.However, I definitely agree that taking the PS2 through the encoder cardis a waste. Even if you get passthrough working in ivtv, you'll
Jeff Simpson wrote:
I had stated it when I opened the thread:
P.S. For those who forgot my setup and wonder why I want to
connect the PS2 to the mythbox, my mythbox has a DLP projector
connected via a 10 meters special cable to the VGA output,
and we wanted to play t
How do I select the input that is acquired by the PVR 350 ?I remember thare was a handy .pl program in the ivtv directory
but it's not there any more :-(Is there a way to do it from within myth?
hit "C" from within myth
or use the command ivtvctl (I forget the parameters, but the help for
that com
Hello, I am continuing a thread that I started 50 days ago :-)
It was about connecting a PS2 to a Mythbox via a PVR 350
> >>the hardware encoder (also the decoder) have a delay of 1.5 to 2 secs
> >>you will always have this delay if you get the video from /dev/video0.
> >>ivtv-driver (/dev/video32
On 9/22/05, Kevin Kuphal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Franco wrote:>>the hardware encoder (also the decoder) have a delay of 1.5 to 2 secs>>you will always have this delay if you get the video from /dev/video0.
>>ivtv-driver (/dev/video32 or 48; don't know exactly) that did direct>>pass-through with
Franco wrote:
the hardware encoder (also the decoder) have a delay of 1.5 to 2 secs
you will always have this delay if you get the video from /dev/video0.
ivtv-driver (/dev/video32 or 48; don't know exactly) that did direct
pass-through with nearly zero-delay. You can try to watch this via
mpl
> the hardware encoder (also the decoder) have a delay of 1.5 to 2 secs
> you will always have this delay if you get the video from /dev/video0.
> ivtv-driver (/dev/video32 or 48; don't know exactly) that did direct
> pass-through with nearly zero-delay. You can try to watch this via
> mplayer. M
Craig Tinson wrote:
Franco wrote:
Hi,
last evening my friends came to my place and we connected their
PlayStation to my MythBox via the SCART connector
of the PVR 350.
Unfortunately, it was impossible to play the games as there
was a noticeable delay between actions on the PS2 and
actual i
Franco wrote:
Hi,
last evening my friends came to my place and we connected
their PlayStation to my MythBox via the SCART connector
of the PVR 350.
Unfortunately, it was impossible to play the games as there
was a noticeable delay between actions on the PS2 and
actual images on the screen.
Hi,
last evening my friends came to my place and we connected
their PlayStation to my MythBox via the SCART connector
of the PVR 350.
Unfortunately, it was impossible to play the games as there
was a noticeable delay between actions on the PS2 and
actual images on the screen.
We also tried unde
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