Hello again and thanks for fast answer !

I have now installed the cvs-version of xine, but that did not resolve 
my problem.
Actually xine starts fine. The problem is that the channel is not 
changed, and that freevo freezes.
I have to  use Ctrl-C or send a kill signal. I get the following from 
DEBUG=1, after I tells
freevo to start xine to watch TV :

INFO: ('localhost', 18001) is down
DEBUG: getVideoGroup(chan='nrk1.nrk.no', isplayer=True, chan_index=0)
DEBUG: XineIvtv.Play(mode='tv', channel='E7', channel_change=0)
DEBUG: XineControl.Start()
DEBUG: XineApp.__init__(app='/usr/local/bin/xine -pq --geometry 
800x600+0+0 --no-splash -pq --geometry 800x600+0+0 --no-splash pvr:/ \\! 
\\!')
DEBUG: ChildApp2.__init__(app='/usr/local/bin/xine -pq --geometry 
800x600+0+0 --no-splash -pq --geometry 800x600+0+0 --no-splash pvr:/ \\! 
\\!', debugname=None, doeslogging=0, stop_osd=2)
DEBUG: Running (str) '/usr/local/bin/xine -pq --geometry 800x600+0+0 
--no-splash -pq --geometry 800x600+0+0 --no-splash pvr:/ \\! \\!' in 
shell with pid 4766 priority 0
DEBUG: logging stdout child to "/var/log/freevo/xine-stdout-500.log"
DEBUG: logging stderr child to "/var/log/freevo/xine-stderr-500.log"
DEBUG: TunerControl: Explicit channel selection by index = 'E7'
DEBUG: TunerControl: Channel stack = []
DEBUG: TunerControl: Channel: 'E7'
DEBUG: getVideoGroup(chan='E7', isplayer=True, chan_index=2)
DEBUG: TunerControl: Group: type='normal', desc='Default Video Group'
DEBUG: TunerControl: Input: type='tuner 1', num=0
ERROR: TunerControl: VideoGroup <normal: /dev/video0 0:'tuner 1' 'PAL'> 
is not supported
DEBUG: Couldnt load font "Arial_Bold.ttf"
DEBUG: trying alternate: verabd.ttf
DEBUG: Started 'tv' app
DEBUG: XineIvtv.eventhandler(event='VIDEO_START')

To me it looks like freevo has probems in ivtv_xine_tv.py

I use kernel 2.6.26.5-45.fc9.i686 and  the ivtvdriver in 
ivtv-utils-1.3.0.tar.gz
To me it seem like the ivtvctl program is replaced with v4l2-ctl in this 
version of the ivtv driver.
Is  that a problem ?

Any suggestions of what my problem can be ?

Regards

Haavard Holm

John Molohan wrote:
> Duncan Webb wrote:
>   
>> On 10/10/2008 10:04, John Molohan said the following:
>>   
>>     
>>> Haavard Holm wrote:
>>>     
>>>       
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I have some problems configuring freevo and hope you can help !
>>>>
>>>> I use Linux 2.6.26.5-45.fc9.i686 and freevo 1.8.2. I have a PVR350 , 
>>>> which I want to capture tv with.
>>>> I have set up xmltv and it is working just fine. When I am to watch tv I 
>>>> get the following debug-error :
>>>> Freevo 1.8.2 ready
>>>> ERROR: TunerControl: VideoGroup <normal: /dev/video0 0:'tuner 1' 'PAL'> 
>>>> is not supported
>>>> WARNING: ChildApp.write(line='OSDWriteText$Please repeat to stop'): failed
>>>>
>>>> Please help !
>>>>
>>>> HÃ¥vard Holm
>>>>       
>>>>         
>>>   
>>> You need xine-ui 0.9.6 (cvs) for the ivtv_xine plugin now.
>>>     
>>>       
>> Not quite true, 0.99.5 works but doesn't allow the live record to work.
>>   
>>     
> Changing channel doesn't work either so I'd lean towards saying it needs 
> 0.99.6.
>   
>> More likely is that xine is broken, or too old.
>>
>> You need to check the log files with DEBUG=1 and DEBUG_CHILDAPP=1 to see
>>   why /usr/local/bin/xine is not starting.
>>
>>
>>   
>>     
>>>> My freevo.conf look like :
>>>> cdparanoia = /usr/bin/cdparanoia
>>>> chanlist = europe-west
>>>> display = x11
>>>> fbxine = /usr/local/bin/fbxine
>>>> flac = /usr/bin/flac
>>>> geometry = 800x600
>>>> jpegtran = /usr/bin/jpegtran
>>>> mencoder = /usr/local/bin/mencoder
>>>> mplayer = /usr/local/bin/mplayer
>>>> #mplayer = /bin/echo
>>>> oggenc = /usr/bin/oggenc
>>>> renice = /usr/bin/renice
>>>> setterm = /usr/bin/setterm
>>>> tv = pal
>>>> unzip = /usr/bin/unzip
>>>> version = 2.2
>>>> xine = /usr/local/bin/xine
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> My Video-group definition look like :
>>>> VIDEO_GROUPS = [
>>>>    VideoGroup(vdev='/dev/video0',
>>>>               adev=None,
>>>>               input_type='Tuner 1',
>>>>               tuner_norm='CONF.tv',
>>>>               tuner_chanlist='CONF.chanlist',
>>>>               desc='TV antenne',
>>>>               group_type='ivtv',
>>>>               record_group=None),
>>>>               ]
>>>> I also set :
>>>> TV_IVTV_OPTIONS = {
>>>>    'input'         : 4,
>>>>    'resolution'    : '720x480',
>>>>    'aspect'        : 2,
>>>>    'audio_bitmask' : 233,
>>>>    'bframes'       : 3,
>>>>    'bitrate_mode'  : 1,
>>>>    'bitrate'       : 4000000,
>>>>    'bitrate_peak'  : 4000000,
>>>>    'dnr_mode'      : 0,
>>>>    'dnr_spatial'   : 0,
>>>>    'dnr_temporal'  : 0,
>>>>    'dnr_type'      : 0,
>>>>    'framerate'     : 0,
>>>>    'framespergop'  : 15,
>>>>    'gop_closure'   : 1,
>>>>    'pulldown'      : 0,
>>>>    'stream_type'   : 10,
>>>> }
>>>> TV_CHANNELS = [('nrk1.nrk.no', 'NRK 1',       'E7'),
>>>>               ('nrk2.nrk.no', 'NRK 2',       '41'),
>>>>               ('tv2.no',      'TV 2',        '37') ]
>>>>       
>>>>         
>> HTH
>> Duncan
>>
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