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Don’t know if this will help but
when I had 512MB in my system (XP 2400, Shuttle SK41G, Geforce FX5200) I would
get some stuttering when the feed first started, leaving Myth about 5-6 seconds
behind live TV. After swapping out the memory and
replacing it with 1GB (2x512) I don’t get any stuttering at all –
and Myth stays at 1 second behind Live (which is to be expected as it has to
prebuffer *something*). Might be worth trying – mythbackend
and mythfrontend use A LOT of memory. Daz From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of antec I am atill getting prebuffer pause even though I have done
everything recommended in the documentation pages: * bought and installed a geforce card * got xwindows working with nvidia * upgraded machine to a P3-1Ghz. (not a celeron!) * checked and reconfigured all of the TV settings under
mythtv. Mythtv on my system was build using fc3 and atrpms. So I
compiled nothing. Am I missing something crucial here, or is this just a case
of sloppy code. This project has cost me time and money to get a result that is
no better than "myth-shyte". After all, why would I now go and buy a
p4-3.3 to watch tv, when I can just plug in my P1 and do the same thing
(without buffering naturally). Unless Im blind in both eyes and delusional, I think the
next step is to return to freevo aka bugvo and give mythtv the myth-skip. --
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