Christian Lyra schreef:
a I did a little confusion because there´s a dvbstream
package, but it´s not the same thing. One limitation of dvbstream is
that you have to choose a mux, so after you start it you are limited
to the channels on that mux (is that right?). It seems that
Start dvbstreamer using something like the following:
dvbstreamer -a 0 -d
This will use adapter 0 and start as a daemon. For more information on
dvbstreamer see http://www.dvbstreamer.org
a I did a little confusion because there´s a dvbstream
package, but it´s not the same thing.
Hi there,
I just discovered the joys of sat tv and bought a twinham pci
card. At home I have a xen server running my fileserver (and a few
others vms) and a freevo machine at the living room. I´d like to use my
xen server to schedule recordings to be later viewed on the freevo
machine
On Wed, 2008-09-24 at 10:35 -0300, Christian Lyra wrote:
Hi there,
I just discovered the joys of sat tv and bought a twinham pci
card. At home I have a xen server running my fileserver (and a few
others vms) and a freevo machine at the living room. I´d like to use my
xen server
Hi,
I just discovered the joys of sat tv and bought a twinham
pci card. At home I have a xen server running my fileserver (and a
few others vms) and a freevo machine at the living room. I´d like
to use my xen server to schedule recordings to be later viewed on
the freevo
On Wed, 2008-09-24 at 19:03 -0300, Christian Lyra wrote:
Hi,
I just discovered the joys of sat tv and bought a twinham
pci card. At home I have a xen server running my fileserver (and a
few others vms) and a freevo machine at the living room. I´d like
to use my xen
