Chris Lynch wrote:
On 1/7/06, *Mike* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
wrote:
Mudit Wahal wrote:
>Its channel_subchannel if you are viewing OTA stuff.
>Instead of watching liveTV, try recording an OTA HD channel from
the program.
>
>Also try this in mysql
>
>use mythconverg;
>update cardinput set startchan="2_1";
>(or whatever is your starting lineup in HD OTA list)
>
>
>
Also, make sure you have the hd-3000 setup as a dvb device and not a
hd-3000. If your channel scan doesn't go through and merge the
channels
from the transports to the zap2it list. You'll have to manually set it
up in mysql.
Read the 4th post down
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/150073
<http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/150073>
I have HD video in Myth and it's sweet looking! Thanks to everyone.
Although, of course...
I have no sound :( Do I have to run a cable from the back of the
HD-3000 or is it embedded in the stream and something else is wrong?
Sometimes it cackles when I switch channels, but other than that
nothing. My PVR-250 and 500 both have audio going just fine though.
Is there some special config I have to do to get the audio out from
the board?
I am running audio out over SPDIF to an older SBLive - is it possible
my sound card is too crappy? I see a lot of pre-buffering audio
messages on the frontend.
Thanks again,
Chris
You shouldn't need a cable, it should be embedded. When you cat the dvr0
device do you get sound with mplayer?
Its possible that your somehow attached/tuned to the wrong audio stream.
You have both a audio and a video pid that you need to connect to. You
can see those streams when you use dvbtraffic from dvb-apps after you've
just tuned to the channel frequency. I had to go out and manually put
them together on a frequency where I recieved 3 channels here in phx.
When you look at that channels.conf you should see the 2 numbers at the
end. Thats the decimal value of video:audio. So if you convert those to
hex you should see what stream it is connected to.from dvbtraffic. You
should sort of know which ones are the video and which ones are the
audio by the bandwidth. Usually you'll have something with a lot of
bandwidth and thats the video, and after that you have soemthing with
less bandwidth and thats audio. But that isn't always the case. I had to
manually pull them apart until I matched it up in mythtv. But you
shouldn't have to do any of this with OTA...... Normally it just scans
them and gets it right I think. But I get crappy signal to our towers
out here so I hanv't really had the chance to do it the 'easy way'.
On your tv playback option... Turn on extra audio buffering on the first
screen. I think that might get rid of your crackling.
-Mike
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