I am having a bit of a problem with freevo, as the docs are a little thin
in some places (understandably so). I am using Freevo over tdfxfb, and I
have switched the skin back to blue_round1 (interestingly enough, I CAN'T
set it back to back to the other one, which I thought was blue_round2).
Howeve
On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 09:04:08PM +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> > can i just take the xmltv.py from CVS and copy it to my
> > existing file?
Possibly; I have tried to maintain compatibility with the upstream
provider of the xmltv.py library so there are only minimal changes
when we add it to Freevo,
Mathias wrote:
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "./src/main.py", line 77, in ?
> import osd # The OSD class, used to communicate with the OSD daemon
> File "./src/osd.py", line 139, in ?
> from mmpython.image import EXIF as exif
> ImportError: No module named mmpython.ima
"Newsletter" wrote:
> Freevo seems to ignore mplayer settings or not recognize file correctly!
>
> I have the cache size for mplayer configured to 256 (as mentioned above) but
> the following is what I found if I do a ps -aux | grep mplayer during freevo
> is playing the webradio.
>
> gentoox 16
did you modify freevo to get rid of a bug in the recording portion as the
online FAQ suggests?
note, I have never ever seen the "error" reported by the bug, but performing
that step fixed my recording woes on every machine I have made (4 freevo
boxes and counting!! even my mother loves her freevo!
I'm running a redhat 9 system with freevo 1.3.4 and can watch TV just
fine with my ATI TV Wonder. I am now trying to record a show however
I'm unsure how to proceed.
The docs mention running the recording daemon every minute or so (I have
a cron job set to run every minute) and I presume afte
Hi All!
My Configuration:
Freevo: 1.4.0.1-rc1
Webradio Plugin
URL: rtsp://213.200.64.234/farm/*/encoder/swr3/livestream.rm
Mplayer Args in local_conf.py
MPLAYER_ARGS = { 'dvd': '-cache 8192',
'vcd': '-cache 4096',
'cd' : '-cache 500 -cdda speed=1',
If that allows me to do what I want then great, The confusing thing is
that there are 2 areas in Freevo that allow me to specify channells but
I am unsure which one actualy sets up the channel order. IE I can fine
SKY ONE on XXKhz and I could use TvTime to find the channel number
but as I say t
:(
"keir johnson" wrote:
>> I actually tried using 1.3.4, but it doesn't execute
>> properly---hangs, so I had to install only other version I had
>> downloaded which was 1.3.2.
>"Dischi" wrote:
>One common problem. 'It hangs' doesn't help much. If I don't know
>what happens, this will never chan
Thank you for that, I know that I wont be able to pick up as many
channels using a channel numbering system (That's NTL For ya) However as
long as I can pick up a few. Untill a fine tuning tweek comes in. I will
have to download Tvtime and see it in action and get Freevo configured.
Well I hope I
I can show you how to hand hack stationlist.xml in tvtime to use custom
frequencies if you want to use 1.3.4 but a better alternative might be
to use a snapshot with my new tvtime module in my WIP directory
WIP/Ruelle/tvtime.py. And then to use a Frequency_TABLE in
local_conf.py.
My new tvtime plug
On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 10:09:55AM -0300, Rob Shortt wrote:
> You will need to download tht one seperately. I think it even has a
> nice rpm for you. - http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/
There is also a Debian package available in the main apt source, so
most people should be covered.
Aubin
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Paul Cowper wrote:
Will I have to download that app (iirc tvtime) or is that usualy
included in a distro?
You will need to download tht one seperately. I think it even has a
nice rpm for you. - http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/
You see all I need to do is tune my tv card in, also even if I cant
Will I have to download that app (iirc tvtime) or is that usualy
included in a distro?
You see all I need to do is tune my tv card in, also even if I cant get
the programme schedule can I just set the time I want it to record a
perticular channel? Just like a vcr.
I have to say, it's a very us
Hi,
iirc tvtime shows the frequency and channel number on the OSD. You can also
find some info in the ~/root/.tvtime/stationlist.xml
Bart
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Freevo-users] Tuning into freevo
Date: 23/09/0
Oliver Maunder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 4) Sound issues. AIUI, to get 5.1 sound out, you can either use the
> TV-Out port as an SPDIF connector, or use the headphone/mic/lin-in
> sockets together. If I need TV-out, and I'm using a WinTV card that
> connects to the line-in, can I still get 5.1
Well i have just got
this wonderfull peice of kit and is running somewhat ok. The only problem is
getting the tuner sorted. You see i know the chanell frequencys but not the
numbers, I live in the UK and am on NLT and i am using NTL's analouge
frequencys.
I have been using
KDE's default
Benjamin Zeiss wrote:
> hello,
>
> is it possible that the imdb.py script doesn't work properly anymore
> (with 1.3.4 running)?
Yes, IMDB changed their structure some days ago. CVS version is
working.
> i already browsed the cvs source, but the helpers directory is
> empty. so i don't know wher
hello,
is it possible that the imdb.py script doesn't work properly anymore (with
1.3.4 running)? the imdb.py -s something doesn't deliver any results and
the id's seem to have changed. they look like tt0285823 for example. i
already browsed the cvs source, but the helpers directory is empty. s
3d isn't so important for dvd/divx, playback.
A mini-itx M9000 or M1 will do fine for these tasks. I'm using a m9000
and have no problems , and I'm not using the onboard mpeg2 decoder (yet)
Bart
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From: skeeterskip
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 1
Well, I've tried installing video drivers for both Linux and Windows XP and
have not had any success with either. As a result of this, video is a
little sloppy and it is sluggish. I've tried all different versions of
drivers both from CD and website.
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From: "Patrick
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