Greetings All,
I recently upgraded from 0.16 to CVS because I'm trying to get a EPIA ME6000 frontend working in addition to my main FE/BE machine. But when I did so, two new problems cropped up (and an old one stayed):
1 - I lost automatic commercial flagging. Well, not totally. It flags commercials for some shows, but mostly not. Commercials were flagged in "Poker Superstars Invitational Tournament" but not "The West Wing." I checked all the commercial flagging settings I can find, but couldn't find anything different. Come to think of it, the shows missing commercial flags might be the shows I've recently added while the shows being flagged are ones that have been scheduled for a while. But I'm not sure about that.
2 - I lost the OSD. It worked fine under 0.16, but doesn't show up in my CVS build (updated Jan 1, IIRC). But it does show up for my build on the ME6000.
Also, I'm having problems with the backend partially wedging every once in a while. (This was happening under 0.16 also so it isn't a new problem.) The backend doesn't totally wedge -- if I had left the frontend on the list of recorded shows, the backend will continue to spool that little preview of the show in the lower right corner. But MythWeb will quit working and if I try to actually use the frontend, it waits a while and then pukes saying it lost the backend connection. I haven't been able to isolate what might be causing it, but the next time it happens I'm going to see if I can get any kind of stack trace from gdb.
The machine in question is an Athlon XP 2k+, ASUS A7V8X-MX SE mobo, 512M ram, two Haupguage PVR 250s, and a GeForce 4 MX. I'm running Fedora Core 1 setup using Jarod's guide and the latest stable ATrpms. I'm using the 6106 nvidia drivers. This hardware had been running Myth since July and these problems only showed up recently.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-William
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