Marius Schrecker wrote:
I guess this is a typo in the docs, and the comment in the file is
correct. Can someone confirm this?
As of PAM 0.79, the name was changed to rtprio. I've updated the
example in the HOWTO.
running pam 0.79-3 (at least I have:
snip (obviously Debian or Debian-based
Matt Mossholder wrote:
Here are a few links to other people experiencing the VBlank
problem. Basically, if I have VBlank enabled, and play back video
content with Xv, the system hangs. On further inspection it isn't
limited to DVI...
Greg Estabrooks wrote:
Just a friendly note of warning to all of the NVIDIA users out there
who have upgraded to use version 8174 of the NVIDIA driver that you could
be using a lot more CPU than with earlier driver versions.
Did you try messing with the various sync-to-vblank settings in
Marcus wrote:
Can I run myth on a regular Debian sarge desktop, and just install via apt?
Not currently. The Debian Developer who had been maintaining the MythTV
packages (outside the repository) no longer has the time. Many thanks
to Matt for his efforts over the years.
There is an effort
Justin Hornsby wrote:
As for a wide version of this theme.. I've been trying to get it to work
but I'm finding it hard going - especially w.r.t the aspect ratio of the
watermarks title graphics. In 1280x720 (even if the background is the
right size) they appear stretched horizontally by
A JM wrote:
I'm looking for an OTA antenna to pick up HD content and would love some
input on what everyone is using and how well it's working for them. My
plan is to install the antenna in the attic and was hoping there was an
amplified version available, most of my HD stations are within 20
A JM wrote:
They are all UHF. Is that mounted in your Attic or outside?
I mounted it outside. I have no attic to speak of. But I do have some
trees in the way, which is probably roughly equivalent to having a roof
in the way.
-Doug
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah - that's a workaround. I already saw that. But as a long-time UNIX
admin,
I can't see why the standard SUID bit wouldn't work.
If nothing else turns up, I may try the rlimit / PAM approach.
Because what MythTV is doing is technically not quite right (I can
Louie Ilievski wrote:
On Thursday 03 November 2005 06:20 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm running FC4, but disabled selinux on install. However, even when I make
mythfrontend SUID root, and select realtime priority, it does not use it
when it starts.
The only way that realtime priority works
Seth Heckard wrote:
Is 1920x1080 known to work with any Nvidia drivers over DVI? I've
tried driver version 7676 with a FX5200 card and all I can get is a
very messed-up screen. I tried both interlaced and progressive with
the same results. If anybody has a modeline that works, I'd
Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
New packages just arrived off dijkstra.csh.rit.edu (look like 0.18.1-5)
and they were kept back. Trying to install says:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libmyth-0.18.1: Depends: libasound2 ( 1.0.9) but 1.0.8-3 is to be installed
Fred Oliver wrote:
While watching some PBS shows (Nova, Innovation) in HD, live or
recorded, I hear a second narrator describing the images being
displayed. (I assume that this is for the visually impaired.) How can
I turn this second channel off?
This is indeed descriptive service for
Brady wrote:
On 8/4/05, Louie Ilievski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been trying to get MythTV to run SUID for a couple days now but it
simply refuses to. The log always shows
2005-08-04 17:38:33.495 Realtime priority would require SUID as root.
I've always had this working in the past,
Mark Woodward wrote:
I'm curious if any one has ever seen this too and if so how to fix it.
I'm using mythtv 0.18 from CVS but this has been a problem for a while
but I never really had a reason to look into it. Kernel is 2.6.8.
When ever there is network traffic (i.e. file transfer to/from
Tom McKearney wrote:
I'm running pretty recent code and I still get issues with zero length
recordings with my pcHDTV 3000 cards. I'm running the pcHDTV 1.6
drivers on kernel 2.6.5. I'm on SuSE 9.1 and I get no error messages
that I can see.
MythTV doesn't tell me anything until it
Please don't CC me when you send to the list.
Tom McKearney wrote:
When I get signal quality issues, it's usually during bad weather and
manifests itself as partial recordings, not zero length.
I have gotten zero length on, for instance, 3 or 4 consecutive days'
worth of Simpsons recordings
Glen Dragon wrote:
I'm still seeing the problem that I reported a week or so ago. I took
some pictures to show the effect. Hopefully someone knows something.
Interestingly enough it is also causing the same effect on the OSD.
Pics: http://www.jetcom.org/gallery/dragon-myth
(There is some
Glen Dragon wrote:
Hmm.. I am using kernel deinterlacing. Or at least thats what I specify
in the menu. I don't have any other exotic filters or anything. I am
playing at a 1x speed (normally) The display is outputing onto a lcd
flat panel at 1680x1050, the native resolution of the display.
Jason Weinstein wrote:
So, if possible, I'd like to replace my antenna with an
omnidirectional UHF-only one. Of the 5 stations I am trying to
receive, 3 have transmitters that are located 1.7 miles from me at 208
degrees, and 2 have transmitters 8 miles from me at 17 degrees. There
are some
Paul Leppert wrote:
Doug,
I've read several comments about realtime and selinux. When I installed
FC3, I disabled selinux (per Jarod's instructions). Should that
matter? Or is it just a factor of FC3 that prevents me from doing the
chmod u+s mythfrontend solution?
I really don't know; I
Sasha Z wrote:
It prints out that it needs SUID in order to have realtime priority,
even though it has SUID. I seem to remember this being a nuisance in
the past, but I don't know the its current status. Is it giving me
that message because it really can't change to realtime, or just as a
Paul Leppert wrote:
Here are some HDTV Performance tweaks I posted about a month ago:
Here is a correction and an addition to the realtime priority stuff:
f) Real time scheduling of playback thread
Need to do a couple of things to get this working:
One of the following three is
I am happy to report that, with kernel 2.6.12-rc4 and the proper version
of PAM installed and configured, there is now a way for a normal user
process to gain realtime scheduling w/o having to be SUID root.
Mythfrontend's current realtime scheduling capabilities are able to use
this new
Brandon Beattie wrote:
I'm looking to see if anyone else has experienced this.. CVS of myth
for about a week has been giving me problems (Or I changed some option
and I can't find out what it was to revert.. -- I've tried *everything*
I changed recently.. anyway)... I have a split
Bernd Paysan wrote:
The main difference is obvious when switching from ProSieben to HD1:
2005-05-19 22:41:44.184 AvFormatDecoder: Video has changed from
1920x1080 to 1920x1088.
Apparently the 1920x1088 mode is decoded fine, while the 1920x1080
doesn't.
Interesting that you have a
Wendy Seltzer wrote:
The DC Circuit has ruled in our favor, unanimously throwing out the
FCC's broadcast flag -- the rule that would have prevented pcHDTV and
Air2PC from making HDTV tuner cards in the US after July 1.
Let me be among the first to say Woo hoo!, and congratulations and
thanks
Xiaotian Sun wrote:
Hi,
I have a P4 3.0E GHz CPU in the Pundit-R. It's running the latest
2.6.11 smp kernel from FC3. When I try to play HDTV, the CPU usage
for mythfrontend is 97%. However the total CPU usage is only around
75%. The playback quanlity is really bad, even worse than my
There are two concepts at work here:
1. normal Myth themes are based on 4:3 aspect ratio. As you've seen the
-wide themes are based on 16:9 aspect ratio
2. MythTV GUI (Qt toolkit, really) assumes square pixels. You could
pre-stretch a theme's images in the opposite direction, but the text
will
James Stembridge wrote:
On 5/5/05, Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two concepts at work here:
1. normal Myth themes are based on 4:3 aspect ratio. As you've seen the
-wide themes are based on 16:9 aspect ratio
2. MythTV GUI (Qt toolkit, really) assumes square pixels. You could
Brian McCrary wrote:
Hello,
Like many others, I'm trying to get a HD-3000 card to work with MythTV.
I'm using MythTV v0.17 (debian package), pcHDTV 2.0 drivers, 2.6.11.4
kernel, and Debian 3.1. When I go into mythtv-setup, I can setup the
card as a DVB and the card type comes back as
Jonathan Watmough wrote:
Hi
The picture through my TV out is displayed off to the right with a
black border on the left. This only happens on my TV at 800x600 or
640x480, when displaying 1920x1080 HD content.
A monitor at 800x600 is fine, and regular HD 1280 content is fine.
snip
Mario L wrote:
I have been trying to make mythfrontend run as SUID root, but can't
seem to have much luck.
I have already done chmod a+s /usr/local/bin/mythfrontend, but still
when I launch, I get interruptions when the computer runs an apache
request and I still see it using usleep in the term:
Sent this to Paul directly because he cc'd me and it went in both folders.
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
Really? Do you hold the key down a long (1 sec) time, or
does it matter? Are you doing this in the dark on a dark
surface, or light surface in ambient light? This is awesome
news, as I've
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
No, I'm using this one: SK-7551
[ vs. my http://www.digitalconnection.com/Products/keyboard/sk7100.asp ]
http://www.censuspc.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PRODStore_Code=CProduct_Code=LITEON-7551B
That may be the difference...$29 is not much to spend to see if it
John Freer wrote:
Hey All:
Just curious if anybody is having weird lockup problems with MX440
hardware with the 7167 driver.
I can confirm that
Option RenderAccel false
in my X config fixes the freeze for me. I did not try the two patches
from the nvnews.net forum.
-Doug
Rudy Zijlstra wrote:
Then how do i get it to fill the program database? The EPG is still very
empty, even after watching RTL for quit some time, and with 2 LNBs
available on the same satelite.
Also double check that you have UNchecked Open DVB card on demand
(mythtv-setup, Capture card setup,
John Freer wrote:
Hey All:
Can someone point me to some directions on how to set up the DVB
driver for the HD-2000 card?
I just went through this, though I'm not done with the MythTV part so
it's possible I've missed something. Choose one of two routes:
1. Get the pcHDTV 2.0 driver set from
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Aran Cox said:
New nvidia drivers were released today. Unfortunately they don't
mention fixing any bugs related to 1080i output over DVI, which is
what I wanted them to fix. Still, the changes list is so small that
surely they've fixed more than
John Patrick Poet wrote:
If someone wanted to buy Doug an Asus Pundit, he *might* be willing to take
the time to work on improving bobdeint for non nVidia cards, but he is
unlikely to buy one for himself just for that purpose.
I would not accept any hardware; I barely have time (recently: none at
Jules Gosnell wrote:
I guess I will just have to miss 15 mins a show until i see some sort of
regular pattern - I will probably fiddle with setup options and see if
they have any effect on these periods...
Check for database error messages in your system logs, too... if the db
is taking extra-long
Eric Werness wrote:
After upgrading from 0.16 to 0.17, I can't record a full show in HDTV. I
have a pcHDTV 2000 on kernel 2.4.27
If I watch live TV or make a short recording, the video is fine for a
few seconds, then starts dropping out, even though the reception is fine
(getatsc produces a
With the new-ish code that uses v4l2 to get the signal strength from a
HD-3000 card, I am seeing negative signal strengths on my strongest
stations (over 90 using dtvchannel). I suspect the 1.6 driver is
(buggily) using a signed char to compute the signal strength at some point.
I don't have
Ryan wrote:
I have a lot of listings set to show up in MythWeb. My upload speed is
not that high and so the listing would take 30 seconds to load. Thus I
have written a howto on setting up mod_gzip for apache 1.x. Using
mod_gzip my load times are usually 6 seconds.
The howto is located at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday I changed my old TNT2 for a Ti4200. Now, when I watch something it
shows streched filling up the entire surface, and the W mode changes just
behave totally crazy. It is like if myth doesn't see that the resolution is
16:9, it takes it as a 4:3.
[snip]
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
I'm assuming that most applications assume square pixels and a 4:3
screen (640x480, 1024x768, 1600x1200, etc), but they supposedly *could*
check the DisplaySize attribute to find out for sure? Maybe I'll have
to stop badmouthing the 1280x1024 resolution since it's not
Henk Poley wrote:
Like I said Is it possible to edit my existing nuv files so Myth knows it's
deinterlaced already (aka. no guesses)?
I can't answer this question, but my guess is no. The heuristics you
noticed in NuppelVideoPlayer are basically always used, AFAICT; if it's
read from the stream,
Henk Poley wrote:
Exactly what should be read from the stream that says this is already
deinterlaced (or this is progressive scan if you like)?
Sorry, I don't know. Anybody? You might try mplayer to see if it
detects a difference, and if so, how it reads it. You might have to
search online to
MacNean C. Tyrrell wrote:
I get it installed and follow the steps, but get to the part where you
install the nvidia drivers, and when X restarts it goes all black.
Possibly a known bug in nVidia 6629 drivers. If so, downgrade to 6111
or wait for a new release.
-Doug
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Frank smith wrote:
Hi
Yes I to have problems with the Fx5200 and 6629.
Will this effect play back of Mythtv ?
Does it need the GLX stuff?
What are you asking? If you are having the problems described in the
forums at nvnews.net, you will need to back off to 6111. The problem is
severe
Julian wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to capture the HD stream coming from a
set top box on its way to the tv? Maybe some rare
cable to re-route the stream into the hd-3000 before
resending it to the tv? This would enable unencrypted
HD capture. To tune channels, just use an IR blaster
or serial
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I recently installed mythtv on my linux system (Source Mage Linux 0.9.3
if that matters), and I have a question - I have a standard cable tv
card (4:3 aspect ratio) and a wide-screen monitor (1280x768 screen
resolution). When I try to use my tv tuner with xawtv
Julian wrote:
Doug,
Thanks for the response. Could you validate my
thought process here? It seems that the HD-3000 has
svideo in and the dct2000
(http://broadband.motorola.com/catalog/product_documents/DCT2000.pdf)
has svideo out...would this not support the proper
encoded video? Otherwise I
mike murphy wrote:
-monitoraspect 16:9 to the mplayer command line
MythTV (and TVtime, xine, and most others) honors the DisplaySize
attribute in your X config file. This is discussed frequently on this
list, most recently last week.
-Doug
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William Uther wrote:
I managed to get the nVidia drivers installed (2.6.10 kernel requires a
patched nVidia driver, sigh). I then started up myth with the -v
playback option and got:
nVidiaVideoSync: VBlank ioctl did not work, unimplemented in this
driver?
WTF?!? The nVidiaVideoSync
Just to verify... you're up to date with CVS, right? Pixellation every
15 seconds is a symptom of the bug John Poet found where the entire
positionmap was being written to the database, rather than just updates.
-Doug
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Steve Frank wrote:
So, who wants one of these as a MythTV front end? I certainly
wouldno TV-out, mind you, but otherwise a 2 X 6.5 X 6.5 box
that's sleek, does Mac OSX Panther, is nearly silent, and 1.25Ghz @
$500...
http://www.apple.com/macmini/specs.html
Actually, there's an
Michael Miyabara-McCaskey wrote:
Has anyone gotten a MythTV box, running with an external tuner, pulling
down HDTV signals from either Sat or Cable?
If so, what are you using to pull the feed into the MythTV backend
hardware wise? (i.e. how are you getting the Dolby Digital COAX
or Optical +
Tom Hughes wrote:
The problem appears to be that the kernel now implements setuid
properly so that it changes the UID of the process rather than just
the current thread so it isn't possible to have a privileged thread
anymore.
Basically the whole scheme only worked because threads on linux
are
Mike Jasper wrote:
Hi,
I have blown away my FC1 install and am starting fresh with FC3 using
Jarod's guide. I am unable to install a working Nvidia module, though.
I tried 6629 and the module was loaded successfully, but the system
just hangs at the Nvidia splash screen on bootup. I then
William Uther wrote:
On 07/01/2005, at 9:51 PM, Tom Hughes wrote:
[snip]
If you're root then that seems odd. The only things I would have
thought likely to do that are the permissions on /dev/rtc which
should be irrelevant as root can open any file. The other thing
would be the
Joe Barnhart wrote:
--- Roy Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to be driving a 1080i native HDTV CRT with
a VGA-Composite
adaptor (no DVI or HDMI inputs on this model). I
hear that an nvidia
adapter can drive HD with less processor, but
interlace dosn't work.
nVidia 5200 FX is your best
john roberts wrote:
I've built 3 MythTV boxes so far - on one of them I can hit ESC and
get out of the MythWeather map. BUT - one TWO of the myth boxes ESC
doesn't exit.
Has anyone seen this?
Yes... I often have to click the mouse button in MythWeather before ESC
will work. I think it has to do
William Uther wrote:
Quick question: how does RTC sync work?
RTC stands for Real Time Clock, right?
I assume that the frequency has to be higher than the total number of
horizontal lines in your X modeline. If myth then got a known sync
signal at any point in the image display it could use that
James Pifer wrote:
I have a separate frontend setup on FC2 and the display is a 17 flat
panel. Everything is fine until I watch LiveTV or a Recording. Then the
display looks like 16:9, but it's actually 4:3. I can scroll through
using W and see the settings. Still 4:3 has a about 2 inches of black
James Pifer wrote:
Looks like it does use xorg.conf. Problem is there isn't a DisplaySize
parameter anywhere in the file. Searching with google I see some
examples of display size, but how do I figure out what I should use for
my monitor?
With a ruler? :-)
Seriously, go search the archives at
john roberts wrote:
Odd. Ok - I'll post the backend in verbose mode.
I'm confused on the sub-chan definitions you're suggesting here. I
was under the impression that a station such as:
FOX45_H: :45.1 :46: 3:0 FOX45 : :45.2 :46: 4:0
Would be mapped as
45_1 - 46-3 45_2 - 46-4
Am I
Thomas Börkel wrote:
HI!
Using NVidia 6629 TV-out with XV for playback in mythfrontend, I get:
- 1% CPU for mythfrontend
- 40% CPU for X
But total CPU is at 80%, causing prebuffering pause every now and then
(and all the time, if I enable kernel deint in addition).
Strange is, I can't see any
I saw this change mentioned over at avsforum, but tracked down the
source to here: http://www.atsc.org/pid_changeinfo.html
Basically, what it means to pcHDTV MythTV users is that your stations
will likely all be renumbering their programs, if they have not done so
already. The requirement is to
Thomas Börkel wrote:
Thanks for this info! Is there another tool, that reports totals with
2.6.9?
Not that I know of.
-Doug
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john roberts wrote:
Well - not good news to report. When something was marked to be
recorded - the backend is freaking out and looping. This is with the
patch applied:
[snip]
2005-01-05 17:24:59.384 TuneTo(42-1) curList[i].freq(639250)
[snip]
2005-01-05 17:25:00.808 VCT Terra
2005-01-05
My playback of this clip is definitely weird... playback speed seems to
oscillate about 2 times a second. Deinterlacing or not doesn't seem to
make much of a difference.
-Doug
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Can you make a short (50 MB or so) capture from one of these misbehaving
stations available somewhere? (captured with getatsc)
The output from the backend run with '--verbose record' would also be
helpful.
-Doug
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john roberts wrote:
Here is a 50M capture of some ATSC content from a MD FOX station.
They map their sub-chan's like:
FOX45_H: :45.1 :46: 3:0
FOX45 : :45.2 :46: 4:0
The getatsc file can be pulled from:
ftp://66.160.21.146/pub/tmp/FOX45.atsc.gz
Let me know if you need
john roberts wrote:
I thought I had this figured out - but it is still doing it.
This only seems to happen with playback of recorded shows. It's like
clock work - you can set you watch by the fact EVERY 15 sec's it
drops frames and causes stutter. Here is the verbose playback:
You need to
Dan Boger wrote:
Used to be able to just run mythfrontend in a window, and everything
would work. But I have just set up my machine to run X over two
monitors, and now, when I start mythfrontend, the menus are still ok (in
the 720x480 window), but when I start playback, there's wide bands of
Christian Hack wrote:
Yep that was it it. Thanks. I did that a while back and had forgotten about
it since it still seemed to use the RTC method for some reason.
BTW, timer method (e.g. RTC) is orthogonal to realtime scheduling.
-Doug
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Brian Bartlow wrote:
I've read through some messages and the only solution I've seen is to
buy a faster processor and use Xv. Not much of a solution for me. I
also tried removing the fade feature of the OSD, but that didn't work.
So I'm wondering if this problem is fairly common, or is it
Geoff Scott wrote:
As a postscript to this, a worm is hitting the phpBB forum software.
It uses google to find targets. pcHDTV.com was vulnerable because
google has them indexed (google search powered by phpBB
site:pchdtv.com to see how the worm found them). The 13 means it's
the 13th infection
sean darcy wrote:
My first question is what do I need to get component video - which is
what the tv needs for 1080i signals. I'd actually assumed the 3000 had
component out - silly me. I assume there's some addin card that has this.
Most people here use an nVidia graphics card and a
Brad Templeton wrote:
On Mon, Dec 20, 2004 at 03:56:36PM -0600, Michael J. Lynch wrote:
Doug Larrick wrote:
It sure would be nice if it combined a MPEG2 encoder for the NTSC stuff
along
with the ATSC tuner wouldn't it?
Watch your attributions ... those are not my words, and in fact I
personally
Joe Barnhart wrote:
I thought I understood this interlace stuff but Myth
is challenging my concept of interlace vs.
non-interlace video.
I have a TV capable of displaying 1920x1080
interlaced. It's a CRT based RPTV from Pioneer, if
you care. I have watched terrestrial broadcasts on
HDTV and it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have FINALLY seen a picture from my hd-2000 card, and now need to
get it working 'better'
(1) The sound appears to come in little 'chunks' with spaces between
them... WHAT should the audio be set to? (Ill assume that an incorrect
setting is the problem)
(2) The video
Steve Frank wrote:
Thanks Doug. That modeline results in little or no change. Are you doing
960X540p out of DVI? It appears that's where the issue is. The N frame
is about 8 pixels above the N+1 frame. Interlacing and running at 1080i
gets the frames a little closer to each other, but not
Ian Forde wrote:
1. HD2000/3000 with QAM drivers
2. Firewire
Option 1 drivers don't exist yet, so test captures can't be done.
Option 2? I can capture already. It's just not in Myth. It seems like
a faster way of getting more HD users on myth in the short term until
the (option 1) drivers are
Steve Frank wrote:
Hey gang, I've read Jarod Wilson's guide to HDTV, and currently I'm
having a dickens of a time with getting X to agree with some of the
settings I'm passing it.
I'm using FC1 with XFree86 4.0.3-55. (I'd update, but this puppy is
really stable and stability is king for
Greg Estabrooks wrote:
You're lucky, though... 6629 is completely hosed for people with cards
earlier than about an FX5200.
I'm curious, what sort of problems have people been reporting? I went from
6111 to 6629 a few days ago on a machine with a GF4 MX440 running a
custom 720x480 modeline
John Freer wrote:
Hey all,
I just upgraded to 2.6.9 and am working through some nvidia problems.
Does anybody have an MX440 card working with the 6629 nvidia-graphics
package?
I tried it previously with 2.6.8 and got black screens and messed-up
KDE results.
I just installed 6111 (which worked
Michael J. Lynch wrote:
As far as I can tell the receiver's DVI is DVI-I (analog and digital)
and since HDMI is digital only my guess is the cable connects the
digital side of the DVI to HDMI.
If this is the case, then the monitor is what is decoding the digital
(MPEG2?) stream is it not? This
Joe Barnhart wrote:
--- Brad Templeton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By jitter I refer to what appear to be dropped
frames, slight skips in
smooth motion during periods of high motion. Not
the Sound is freaking
out constant jitter or actual slow playback.
I've noticed this too, and I describe it
Paul Hamm wrote:
I am currently going through an OS upgrade cycle to FC3. One of my
machines has a Chaintech 7nif2 igp system board 512mb XP 3200+. This
machine has been my test box for mythtv. I was planning to switch it
over to my primary work station and change my work station over to a
Brad Templeton wrote:
On Mon, Dec 13, 2004 at 11:13:46PM -0800, Jarod Wilson wrote:
Well, not quite since my TV, like most, is only 720 lines, so I was never
using it all, but you get the idea.
I don't think most TVs are 720 lines.
Indeed, almost all HDTVs sold today are 720 lines native
Joe Barnhart wrote:
--- Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as your occasional jitter, I'd suggest making
sure OpenGL vsync
is being used (with 'mythfrontend --verbose
playback), and make sure
you're installing mythfrontend as SUID root.
I've tried and tried to use the suid root trick
Jay Merrifield wrote:
Hey, I have a Pundit with the new HD3000 card in it
[snip]
when I try and play the video in mythtv, I get a SegFault.
[snip]
The only thing I
can think of is that the resolution of the video is 1080i, while my
system is currently outputting 720p.
This is not your problem.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In any case, the thing that seems just WRONG is the line
dtv unit v4l minor = 1297516246
I get this too, on my working hd-3000 system.
You don't say what driver revision you're using. The new
(out-of-kernel-tree) drivers released for the HD-2000 don't seem to
work;
Lane Schwartz wrote:
OK, I know this is a really basic question, but I haven't been able to
find an answer in the archives
I'm thinking about buying a pcHDTV 3000. I currently have Myth working
- connected to my TV via the svideo connection on my nvidia 5200. My
processor is a P4 2.8C HT. I
. . wrote:
Hello all,
FC2 and HD3000 hints below
Short question: How to enable sound out on HD3000 in Mythtv?
[snip]
I am running the card as a generic v4l caputure card.
As you have probably guessed, you are in uncharted territory here. Most
people use the HD3000 to capture digital HDTV
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