mythtv wrote:
Thanks Patrick. I can see from the thread that these guys seems to be
using ivtv-0.3.5e + Johns patch. From my log I can see that my
ivtv-version is 0.2.0 (rc3j) which I assume is the latest stable
version. So does this mean that I have to moove into "bleeding" to get
ivtv-0.3.5e and to - maybe - make x work properly?
As a newbie I don't even know how to apply Johns patch, and also not
whether it would work for me on a PAL system.
Strange to me that PVR-350 is such a commonly used tuner if it has such
large deficiencies with x.
Mogens
hi,
I just tried this, and after a bit of tweaking, it's working great for me.
I had a bit of trouble with my xorg.conf (had to change from hex to
decimal for the pci bus id), but that wasn't much of an issue once I
actually read the error message.
The biggest hurdle I had was the picture not being displayed properly
... best described in this post on the ivtv list:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/ivtv/devel/21057
Once I switched my Live TV profile from 640x480 to 720x480 (as suggested
later in the posts), both videos & DVDs play great.
DVD command:
xine -f -I -V xv --audio-driver alsa --no-logo --no-splash dvd://
video command:
mplayer -fs -zoom -quiet -vo xv %s
specs:
ivtv-0.3.5z (by hand, no emerge)
gentoo (2.6.11-gentoo-r9 kernel)
pIII 733
384 MB ram
Stephen
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