I'm bumping this thread, since it got a little sidetracked. I'll
also ask this, in the hopes that someone already has an answer...
It certainly looks like I'm not going to get very far with the ATI
video in the Pundit-r. And I don't have the room to tack in
another PCI card, without removing a
check out the 9th post for transcoding 1080i to 720p.
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/163280
On 12/2/05, Blastzone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm bumping this thread, since it got a little sidetracked. I'll also ask
this, in the hopes that someone already has an answer...
Very useful, thank you. Here's a useful tip for you
in return. You could have linke to
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/163280#164999
instead of saying "9th post". But you had no way of knowing that. So,
here's the tip: Every blogger should have this bookmarklet in their
Richard,
Thats an excellent tool !! I installed all the bookmarklets from the site !
Thanks
Mudit
On 12/2/05, Richard Bronosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very useful, thank you. Here's a useful tip for you in return. You could
have linke to
Blastzone wrote:
This mythtv project has been a great learning experience, and it's a
really neat tool that all my friends love.
Well, that, and the 96 wide projector it's hooked up to.
I've managed to get my PCHDtv 3000 running using DVB in FC4, with very
few problems. I just manually
right now i'm loading the cx88-dvb module manually.
I had some problems with the PVR-250 in the system not being handled
correctly by the ivtv drivers, it would show 'unknown tuner'.
Mucking around with the aliases in modprobe.conf proved fruitless, but
I could get it to run by manually loading
On Nov 29, 2005, at 12:35 PM, Blastzone wrote:
Playing an HD stream (1080i) through myth shows:
processor at 100% (split between Mythfrontend and X)
pink bar covering right side of screen (I know this was discussed
earlier, but I haven't looked for it yet)
The pink bar is an ATI xvideo
After almost 5 months of work, I finally have a running MythTV
system! I'm looking forward to having real recording, show
archives, and all of those fun things you can do with Myth. It's
been a pretty big project, and I ran into quite a few roadblocks along
the way. I've put many of my notes
Thanks for the info! So, you were able to fit the HD-3000 in the
Pundit-R case OK? Also, is HD playback pretty smooth with the intel
2.53GHz p4 Northwood? I'm about to give up on the xbox, but if I go to
dedicated PCs I want to do HD.
Thanks!
Blastzone wrote:
After almost 5 months of
I just saw you haven't gotten the HD card working yet.
Zak wrote:
Thanks for the info! So, you were able to fit the HD-3000 in the
Pundit-R case OK? Also, is HD playback pretty smooth with the intel
2.53GHz p4 Northwood? I'm about to give up on the xbox, but if I go
to dedicated PCs I
I'm expecting good HD playback, once I get to that point, but since
there's no HD source around here, I'm not working on that too
hard. It will probably work the system pretty hard, but it's a
dedicated box.
As for fitting the cards in the case, yes, you can, provided you're
patient and don't
Thought I post a message so that other Pundit-R users (and ATI IXP150
audio users) could state whether audio playback in MythMusic skips at
all when playing tracks. Another posted included this is his post a
few days back, and as I've had the same issue I thought I'd see if it
was just us, or a
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Reza Naima
Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2005 8:11 PM
To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: [mythtv-users] pundit-r running celeron-d with high fan speed?
I was wondering if anyone had a pundit-r running
I was wondering if anyone had a pundit-r running with a celeron-d? I
read somplace that it will up the fan speed by 900rpm by just having the
celeron rather than the pentium in there. Anyone experience this?
thnx,
Reza
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On 7/12/05, cfactor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. I'm building a new myth backend. I just got a pundit-r box. I
have a WD SATA HD and IDE CD-ROM connected to it. Running hdparm, I'm
only getting about 14MB/s. DMA is turned on, different multcount options
don't seem to do much. I've
I've noticed that as well. I'm also suspecting driver issues, but there
doesn't seem to be a whole lot of information regarding the SATA
controller on this board with linux out there. I'll probably try
downloading the latest vanilla kernel later today to see if they have any
updates.
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Yeah. In my case these boxes are just front ends since the PVR family
of cards don't really fit very well so I haven't cared very much about
disk speed. If it was a back-end then I'd be a bit more concerned, but
even 12MB/S will source a number of live streams so it shouldn't cause
huge problems
On 7/13/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah. In my case these boxes are just front ends since the PVR family
of cards don't really fit very well so I haven't cared very much about
disk speed. If it was a back-end then I'd be a bit more concerned, but
even 12MB/S will source a number
On 7/13/05, Fedor Pikus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/13/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah. In my case these boxes are just front ends since the PVR family
of cards don't really fit very well so I haven't cared very much about
disk speed. If it was a back-end then I'd be a bit
Hi all. I'm building a new myth backend. I just got a pundit-r box. I
have a WD SATA HD and IDE CD-ROM connected to it. Running hdparm, I'm
only getting about 14MB/s. DMA is turned on, different multcount options
don't seem to do much. I've seen few reports of it online, but no
solution.
Everything I look at says Pundit-R only supports up to ATA100.
On 7/12/05, cfactor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. I'm building a new myth backend. I just got a pundit-r box. I
have a WD SATA HD and IDE CD-ROM connected to it. Running hdparm, I'm
only getting about 14MB/s. DMA is turned
Most documents don't mention it, but Pundit-R supports 1 SATA device as
well. The two IDE ports are on the same channel as master and slave(hda
and hdb) and the SATA port is on hdc.
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On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, John Hanauer wrote:
Everything
Hi,
I'm wondering if I've just hit a bit of bad luck here. I have, up
until now, been using the Pundit-R as a frontend only machine. I just
built up a new one with the intention of making it a backend machine
and purchased a PVR-150 as the tuner to go into it. Amazingly, it
doesn't fit. The
Well, one solution is the low profile PVR-150. Another would be to get a
PCI riser card that puts the card parallel to the motherboard.
Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering if I've just hit a bit of bad luck here. I have, up
until now, been using the Pundit-R as a frontend only machine. I
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 12:55, Egeekial wrote:
Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering if I've just hit a bit of bad luck here. I have, up
until now, been using the Pundit-R as a frontend only machine. I just
built up a new one with the intention of making it a backend machine
and
The Pundit-R already has the riser card so the PVRs are parallel to
the motherboard.
The 150 low profile looks like a very reasonable solution. Not, I
think, as well tested as the other PVR cards but worth a shot.
Thanks.
On 6/28/05, Egeekial [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, one solution is the
On 6/28/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or you could take a look at the following post:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/29041
-JAC
Thanks. worth a chuckle anyway. Not into chopping holes in the chassis
just yet.
cheers,
Mark
The Pundit-R already has the riser card so the PVRs are parallel to
the motherboard.
The 150 low profile looks like a very reasonable solution. Not, I
think, as well tested as the other PVR cards but worth a shot.
The 150-LP has a low profile PCI bracket, so you're not going to be able
to
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 19:44, Mark Knecht wrote:
The Pundit-R already has the riser card so the PVRs are parallel to
the motherboard.
The 150 low profile looks like a very reasonable solution. Not, I
think, as well tested as the other PVR cards but worth a shot.
A friend of mine build a
Darn - you're very right. Thanks for pointing that out!
Bummer.
I wonder if they supply a normal mounting bracket somehow?
On 6/28/05, Robert Kulagowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Pundit-R already has the riser card so the PVRs are parallel to
the motherboard.
The 150 low profile
You could at least fabricate one without too much trouble.
Mark Knecht wrote:
Darn - you're very right. Thanks for pointing that out!
Bummer.
I wonder if they supply a normal mounting bracket somehow?
On 6/28/05, Robert Kulagowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Pundit-R already has the
On 6/28/05, Marcel Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 19:44, Mark Knecht wrote:
The Pundit-R already has the riser card so the PVRs are parallel to
the motherboard.
The 150 low profile looks like a very reasonable solution. Not, I
think, as well tested as the other
I wonder if they supply a normal mounting bracket somehow?
They didn't in the one that I purchased (and returned). To fabricate
one you'd need to able to cut the holes in the right places for the
connectors. May be more than you're willing to do.
I'd prefer not to make one but there are many standard ones I might be
able to buy if I had to.
May I ask - did you find a good tuner to fit this chassis?
Thanks,
Mark
On 6/28/05, Robert Kulagowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if they supply a normal mounting bracket somehow?
They
May I ask - did you find a good tuner to fit this chassis?
I'm the one that voided his warranty, so I guess that's a qualified yes.
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Oh! Ok - I see the thread that Joseph pointed me to is actually you!
Good photos showing the problem. I don't want to go to this level of
difficulty. Additionally I've been a bit worried about multiple PVRs
in a Pundit-R chassis and what that might mean for heat/reliability.
Has that worked for
Just an fyi, I had little trouble fitting a pvr-150 and air2pc into my
original pundit. I doubt the chassis is very different from the -r
model. It just took a little fidgeting and prying outward of the
chassis (no permanent bending/cutting/etc).
-Chris
I think so, yes. Also, I cannot find the names right now but there was
a company I bought some from for a project at my last job. If I can
find the company again they had something like 3000 standard designs.
I'm sure one would work well enough, but even a blank panel that
ataches correctly and I
On 6/28/05, Chris Petersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just an fyi, I had little trouble fitting a pvr-150 and air2pc into my
original pundit. I doubt the chassis is very different from the -r
model. It just took a little fidgeting and prying outward of the
chassis (no permanent
I wonder if anyone running a Pundit-R and using the S-Video output
successfully could share just the monitor settings section of their
/etc/X11/xorg.conf file? I'm getting X on the TV but it's not sync'ed
and pretty messed up. MythTV is built but without X working it's a bit
of a tease...
Thanks
Ciaran wrote:
Pundit-S (likely the cheaper 'R' on new-egg) is running a SIS chipset.
I run a Pundit-S as a combo back-end/front-end without any problems,
excellent little system. (Just be aware you won't get Open GL
Acceleration on the SiS chipset :( )
- Ciaran
I can tell you OpenGL
I believe if you check the FAQ that Asus has on their website you'll see:
Q:
Does Pundit-R have PXE boot ROM?
A:
The onboard LAN of Pundit-R does not support PXE boot ROM since ATi
chipset on Pundit-R cannot support PXE.
Don't know if that matters to you.
On 6/1/05, Robert Kulagowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe if you check the FAQ that Asus has on their website you'll see:
Q:
Does Pundit-R have PXE boot ROM?
A:
The onboard LAN of Pundit-R does not support PXE boot ROM since ATi
chipset on Pundit-R cannot support PXE.
Don't know
I believe if you check the FAQ that Asus has on their website you'll see:
Q:
Does Pundit-R have PXE boot ROM?
A:
The onboard LAN of Pundit-R does not support PXE boot ROM since ATi
chipset on Pundit-R cannot support PXE.
Don't know if that matters to you.
You can get one of the 3com 905tx
On 6/1/05, Robert Kulagowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe if you check the FAQ that Asus has on their website you'll see:
Q:
Does Pundit-R have PXE boot ROM?
A:
The onboard LAN of Pundit-R does not support PXE boot ROM since ATi
chipset on Pundit-R cannot support PXE.
Don't know
i'm running a pundit-r a pvr350, debian myth 0.18, front/back end
combined. tbh i've got some issues with recording, lots of artifacts
and periodic (recoverable) hangs on playback, but that's a config
issue for me.
i was working perfectly with 0.17.. :-)
i'm using a hex modified version of the
Hi,
NewEgg.com has two versions of the Pundit-R. One uses an ATI chipset
so it's equivalent to the laptop I'm typing this on, but it costs $41
more than one that uses a SiS chipset which is probably closer to my
son's $199 desktop machine:
On Monday 30 May 2005 22:52, Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi,
NewEgg.com has two versions of the Pundit-R. One uses an ATI chipset
so it's equivalent to the laptop I'm typing this on, but it costs $41
more than one that uses a SiS chipset which is probably closer to my
son's $199 desktop machine:
Thanks Marcell,
I see from reading the reviews on Newegg that someone named Robb
got the SiS version and says it runs MythTV for him fine. Is Robb a
member here? I hope he might speak up.
My machines with be frontend only. It looks both versions probably work OK.
Pundit-R - SiS - $109
On 5/30/05, Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK the Pundit-R is *only* ATI based, the older Pundit is *only* SiS
based.
So right you are.
I'm quite happily running the Pundit-R on FC2 as a combined
BE/FE system. I think either will be quite suitable. You will find the
system is quieter if
Sorry, this question should probably be posted to the lirc mailing
list. But if I can get away with not signing up for yet another
mailing list that would be very nice.
Has anyone successfully configured a Actisys 200L IR dongle with the
Asus Pundit-R barebone for receiving commands? I'm not
Pundit-S (likely the cheaper 'R' on new-egg) is running a SIS chipset.
I run a Pundit-S as a combo back-end/front-end without any problems,
excellent little system. (Just be aware you won't get Open GL
Acceleration on the SiS chipset :( )
- Ciaran
On 31/05/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 5/14/05, Marcie Alana Lovell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ACK!
I've been reading this list for a about a weeks and ordered the bits to
put together a mythtv box (Pundit-R/Celeron/WinTv). I'm having a few
problems. The most basic isn't really really germain to the whole PVR
discussion --
Matt MacDonald wrote:
On 5/14/05, Marcie Alana Lovell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ACK!
I've been reading this list for a about a weeks and ordered the bits to
put together a mythtv box (Pundit-R/Celeron/WinTv). I'm having a few
problems. The most basic isn't really really germain to
I've been reading this list for a about a weeks and ordered the bits to
put together a mythtv box (Pundit-R/Celeron/WinTv). I'm having a few
problems. The most basic isn't really really germain to the whole PVR
discussion -- newegg describes it as supporting P4s and Celerons. I
ordered a
On 5/15/05, Xiaotian Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/14/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool. Thanks. So what can the built in graphic's controller do in
terms of talking to an SDTV? What output are you using? normal video
or S-video? Works OK for you?
I'm using VGA output
ACK!
I've been reading this list for a about a weeks and ordered the bits to
put together a mythtv box (Pundit-R/Celeron/WinTv). I'm having a few
problems. The most basic isn't really really germain to the whole PVR
discussion -- newegg describes it as supporting P4s and Celerons. I
ordered a
On 5/13/05, Marcie Alana Lovell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ACK!
The real problem is the WinTV PVR 150. It doesn't fit. I did a few
google searches and realized people have been using the Pundit-R for
frontends rather than backends. I've got the box, what I need to know is
is there a tuner
The real problem is the WinTV PVR 150. It doesn't fit. I did a few
google searches and realized people have been using the Pundit-R for
frontends rather than backends. I've got the box, what I need to know is
is there a tuner card that will fit?
As far as processor goes, I don't know if
The real problem is the WinTV PVR 150. It doesn't fit.
Check the archives for my how to void your warranty message and
pictures for what I did to put a PVR-250 into my Pundit.
Or get the low-profile version of the PVR-150. I know that buy.com
sells them. It comes with a low-profile bracket
The real problem is the WinTV PVR 150. It doesn't fit
It does, you have to unscrew several screws at the back and bottom of the
system, bend the bottom out and you'll be able to 'put' it in. No easy, but
it can be done. I use 2 full-sized card in 2 different Pundit-R's. Think of
it as warm
Robert Kulagowski wrote:
The real problem is the WinTV PVR 150. It doesn't fit.
Check the archives for my how to void your warranty message and
pictures for what I did to put a PVR-250 into my Pundit.
Or get the low-profile version of the PVR-150. I know that buy.com
sells them. It comes
On 5/14/05, Marcie Alana Lovell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ACK!
I've been reading this list for a about a weeks and ordered the bits to
put together a mythtv box (Pundit-R/Celeron/WinTv). I'm having a few
problems. The most basic isn't really really germain to the whole PVR
discussion --
On 5/14/05, Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/14/05, Marcie Alana Lovell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ACK!
I've been reading this list for a about a weeks and ordered the bits to
put together a mythtv box (Pundit-R/Celeron/WinTv). I'm having a few
problems. The most basic isn't really
On 5/14/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it could do a diskless boot, or boot from a USB flash drive, then
that could be a pretty minimal setup.
Yes, it can boot from a flash drive.
- Mark
Xiaotian
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On 5/14/05, Xiaotian Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/14/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it could do a diskless boot, or boot from a USB flash drive, then
that could be a pretty minimal setup.
Yes, it can boot from a flash drive.
- Mark
Xiaotian
Cool. Thanks. So
On 5/14/05, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool. Thanks. So what can the built in graphic's controller do in
terms of talking to an SDTV? What output are you using? normal video
or S-video? Works OK for you?
I'm using VGA output to an HDTV monitor. Read some online posts about
hack the
Hi,
I'm experiencing a similar random freeze problem as the one described here
http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4302;
The difference is that I'm using a Asus Pundit-R (Asus P4R8L
motherboard), not a Via.
It usually happens when the PVR-500 is recording and I'm watching
DVDs. I
Dear Pundit-R owners:
I've recently built a Pundit-R as my mythtv box. But I'm having
trouble playing 1080i HD content.
If I use the radeon driver, the right 1/4 to 1/3 of the display is
just a block of pink/purple color. From what I read on the Web, it's
related to the xv output driver. I
On Thursday 05 May 2005 02:16, Marcel Janssen wrote:
2) the ATI latest drivers don't compile for me somehow (FC3). Is there any
good documentation to make it work or better to not use them ?
OK, got the ATI drivers to work (or at least loading :-))
I've managed to get TV-out, but the image
On 5/5/05, Marcel Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 05 May 2005 02:16, Marcel Janssen wrote:
2) the ATI latest drivers don't compile for me somehow (FC3). Is there any
good documentation to make it work or better to not use them ?
OK, got the ATI drivers to work (or at least
Hello Nick,
Welcome to the Pundit-R TV-out pain ...
:-)
Your story covers about all steps I've done in the past hourse. It's not easy
to get it to work but finally I've got an image on my TV (which actually
doesn't look bad at all).
If you are after a cheap GFX card with TV, try a GeForce
Hi,
I have a hard time getting the TV-out to work on a Pundit-R and wonder if
someone has got it working.
I tried the following :
1) through BIOS select TV-out :
this seems to work but as soon X starts it gets distorted, which seems to
indicate a wrong modeline : Anyone figured
On 5/4/05, Marcel Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a hard time getting the TV-out to work on a Pundit-R and wonder if
someone has got it working.
I tried the following :
2) the ATI latest drivers don't compile for me somehow (FC3). Is there any
good documentation to make it
On Thursday 05 May 2005 02:34, Xiaotian Sun wrote:
2) the ATI latest drivers don't compile for me somehow (FC3). Is there
any good documentation to make it work or better to not use them ?
Better : any repository that keeps working RPMS ?
If it complains about libstdc++.so.5, then install
On 5/4/05, Marcel Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 05 May 2005 02:34, Xiaotian Sun wrote:
2) the ATI latest drivers don't compile for me somehow (FC3). Is there
any good documentation to make it work or better to not use them ?
Better : any repository that keeps working
how as this gone for you? have you tried watching live TV via the pundit-r's tv
out with this setup? or watching a recording with myth?
On 2/6/05, Alex Harford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this news to anyone?
After buying a PVR-350 and then realizing that it's not that great for
DVD
Folks,
Does anyone have any experience of the configuration of the Pundit-R
with VGA-SCART output? I've made up the lead as per the instructions
at http://ryoandr.free.fr/english.html but I can't get it working for
the life of me. To add insult to injury the quality of the other
channels is
No experience with that lead but why not use the comp. out on the pundit?
Gra.
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From: Dave Marples [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Discussion about mythtv' mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:17 PM
Subject: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R VGA to SCART ... any
On 31 Mar 2005, at 21:55, Graham Voce wrote:
No experience with that lead but why not use the comp. out on the
pundit?
Gra.
Hi Graham,
Been using the comp out for a long time now but fancy the improved
quality of the RGB - especially since I also run firefox and Windows
under QEmu in other
Hilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussion about mythtv mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 8:53 AM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R sound (issues with FF/RW) what
versionsdo people use?
Am Wednesday, 30. March 2005 05:08 schrieb Jason Mollman:
At 06:00 PM 03/29/2005, you
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 10:18:56 +0100
Graham Voce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jason: Like Tobi said you should be able to use the
digital audio - most 'better' cards support it. I have
2xPCTV Stereo cards in mine with no analog cables...
Capture is fine its playback giving me the grief ;)
What
- Original Message -
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Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 2:25 PM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R sound (issues with FF/RW)
whatversionsdo people use?
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 10:18:56 +0100
Graham Voce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jason: Like
Hi,
I have tried using ALSA (ALSA:default - default)
and OSS (/dev/dsp- /dev/mixer) combinations but neither works
fully!
ALSA: Works but try FF/RW live tv, or a recording,
then playing and the video jumps (as if still in FF) and the audio is reduced to
crackling! Pause also sometimes
Am Tuesday, 29. March 2005 22:02 schrieb Graham Voce:
Hi,
I have tried using ALSA (ALSA:default - default) and OSS (/dev/dsp -
/dev/mixer) combinations but neither works fully!
ALSA: Works but try FF/RW live tv, or a recording, then playing and the video
jumps (as if still in FF) and
: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R sound (issues with FF/RW) what versions
do people use?
Am Tuesday, 29. March 2005 22:02 schrieb Graham Voce:
Hi,
I have tried using ALSA (ALSA:default - default) and OSS (/dev/dsp -
/dev/mixer) combinations but neither works fully!
ALSA: Works but try FF/RW live tv
mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R sound (issues with
FF/RW) what versions do people use?
Am Tuesday, 29. March 2005 22:02 schrieb Graham Voce:
Hi,
I have tried using ALSA (ALSA:default - default) and OSS
(/dev/dsp -
/dev/mixer
on
console.
I have tried the aggressive buffering option.
Gra.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 11:13 PM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R sound (issues with FF/RW) whatversions
do people use?
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005
the spdif only the analog out.
Graham
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Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Pundit-R sound (issues with
FF
At 06:00 PM 03/29/2005, you wrote:
Hi Jason,
What settings do you use in mythfrontend? Can you FF/RW multiple times
without issues? ALSA: I can FF fine but when resuming playback the video
stays in FF and the audio is reduced to a quiet crackling noise (8/10
times). I also get a load of
Am Wednesday, 30. March 2005 05:08 schrieb Jason Mollman:
At 06:00 PM 03/29/2005, you wrote:
Hi Jason,
What settings do you use in mythfrontend? Can you FF/RW multiple times
without issues? ALSA: I can FF fine but when resuming playback the video
stays in FF and the audio is reduced to
Hi,
I am a Pundit-non-R user (SiS graphics chip) but I have been asking about
the same issue on both lists over and over again.
The reason for the flickering to occur is, that the fields are sent to the
tv-out in a frequency that is most likely to differ from the tv's
frequency (50 Hz) and start
I'm currently using the onboard tv-out from my Pundit-R to drive a PAL
TV. Using the bob deinterlacer live TV initially looks great (not
significantly worse than using the output on my PVR 350), however the
picture seems to get jittery and flickery with time, to the point that
after about 5
I've never used PAL, but AFAIK, both PAL and NTSC are interlaced. So
you don't need to use any deinterlacing for TV-out, which should
improve your picture and decrease your CPU load.
- emory
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 17:47:05 +, Chris Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm currently using the
If you can run at full CPU for a long time at 51C, that's not so bad.
That's pretty much what us Prescott guys run at, and our fans are
cranking away at 2500+ RPM. So I wouldn't worry too much about your
fan not spinning up -- count your blessings! Yes, it is weird, but at
least you have a
emory wrote:
I have the same setup (Celeron D 2.6 GHz, pundit R, 7200 RPM HD,
SBLive) and I get a about 49 C at maximum CPU, and the fan speed goes
up to 2800 RPM or so. I tried to put arctic silver on, but it didn't
really seem to help much.
One thing that I found helps is to make sure the IDE
I said:
a couple of questions:
- how did you get XV working?
actually, i figured it out. I made sure that in the xorg.conf file, I
had no_dri and no_accel set to no and then I checked the XV
checkbox in the mythfrontend TV playback settings.
the reason why i wasn't getting a live TV
On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 09:43:21PM -0800, emory exclaimed:
a couple of questions:
- how did you get XV working? I am using fglrx 3.12, but I had been
told that there was no XV support. Also, when I turn on the dri
option in xorg.conf to no_dri no, all I get is a black screen for
Live TV in
On Thu, Feb 17, 2005 at 06:21:28AM -0800, emory exclaimed:
I said:
a couple of questions:
- how did you get XV working?
actually, i figured it out. I made sure that in the xorg.conf file, I
had no_dri and no_accel set to no and then I checked the XV
checkbox in the mythfrontend TV playback
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 16:51:37 -0700, Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ive seen some people saying to install the latest ATI drivers and then
overwrite fglrx_drv.o with the 3.12 hexedited one. That is a bad idea in
my opinion. Im using the 3.12 kernel and fglrx_drv.o file. Im still
using XFree86
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