Re: [Freevo-users] Re: Input Gain on SBLive

2003-12-04 Thread xar

Hi Zeratul, quick question for you.  

What is the source you record from on your SBLive?  On mine Aux seems to control the 
output volume (like line1 did in oss) but I haven't been able to find the magic 
combination of captured channels to make my recordings have sound.  I tried turning 
capture on for both the capture and the aux channels, but it didn't seem to make any 
difference.

Thanks in advance.

 .--[ Zeratul wrote (Wed, Dec 03, 2003 at 04:19:42PM +0100) ]--
 |
 |  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 |  
 |  I have the same problem with the overdriven sound actually.  I switched 
 |  from OSS to ALSA last night, but now I have no sound.  (I'm hoping I just 
 |  haven't found the right channel yet.)  Anyway, I've read that the one of 
 |  the alsa channels supposedly will correct for the sound from a bt848 tv 
 |  card.  When (if) I find it I'll post the info for you.
 |  Seth 
 |  
 |   
 |  
 |  See the volume control tips at 
 |  http://opensrc.org/alsa/index.php?page=emu10k1
 |  for setting the alsa volume.
 |  Especially this part:
 |  Recording from line/mic/cd(analog):
 |  In alsamixer http://opensrc.org/alsa/index.php?page=alsamixer, set 
 |  Capture to something reasonable (I have 53) and *hit space bar* to 
 |  enable Capture. Then set the volume for the
 |  source you want, and hit spacebar for capture on that too. I have AC97 
 |  set to zero and AC97 Capture set to 100, not sure if this does anything, 
 |  but mic/line/cd recording now works for me.
 |  If you're using line in on the SB live connected to line out on bt848 
 |  (as most people seem to do)
 |  
 |  Zeratul
 |  
 |  .--[ Scott Serr wrote (Mon, Dec 01, 2003 at 01:52:13PM -0700) ]--
 |  |
 |  |  I was unable to get good recordings with OSS/kernel drivers.  (Big 
 |  |  crackles, I might not have known what mixer settings to use at that 
 |  time)
 |  |  
 |  |  ALSA made things work better.  I was happy, but then I think setting 
 |  |  IGain to 1 sounds like it is over-driving a bit.  ALSA's mixer for the 
 |  |  SBLive seems very confusing - there are so many bars.  Using an OSS 
 |  |  mixer program with ALSA drivers was what finally worked for me.  (I 
 |  like |  aumix, since I don't have X on the box)
 |  |  
 |  |  I wondered if the emu10k1 driver on sourceforge was any better, but it 
 |  |  behaves the same way.  Which I guess is good enough.
 |  |  
 |  |  Has anyone been able to adjust the record level on a SB Live?  What 
 |  |  driver and what mixer control?
 |  |  
 |  |  Thanks,
 |  |  -Scott
 |  |  
 |  |  I ended up doing that too.  I haven't had a chance to try it out yet 
 |  |  tho...  Good to know it should work at least.  
 |  |  Personally I think it would be reasonable to just leave out the 
 |  igain |  setting entirely.  At least for my setup turning the igain 
 |  down never |  really accomplishes anything.
 |  |  
 |  |  Seth
 |  |  
 |  |  I spent weeks experimenting with OSS drivers for my SB Live 5.1 and 
 |  |  finally gave up and switched to alsa because even though I could 
 |  record |  from tv with this fix, I never managed to get the centre 
 |  speaker working |  when watching a DVD. Switching to Alsa made things so 
 |  much easier. |  Because all the volume controls are labelled differently, 
 |  there is no |  IGain, and hence it's never set to 0.
 |  |  Have a look at
 |  |  http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=emu10k1
 |  |  for info on the volume controls.
 |  |  
 |  |  Alsa is really worth it.
 |  |  
 |  |  Zeratul
 |  |  
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AW: [Freevo-users] Xine is never used

2003-12-04 Thread Jan Grewe
Did you check the logfile if you have an up-to-date xine-version? If it's
too old, freevo disables the plugin!

/jan 

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Betreff: [Freevo-users] Xine is never used

I have Xine installed and working from the command line but when I go to
play a DVD thru Freevo is ALWAYS uses mplayer.

this is my freevo.conf:
cdparanoia = /usr/local/bin/cdparanoia
chanlist = us-cable
display = x11
fbxine = /usr/local/bin/fbxine
flac = /usr/bin/flac
geometry = 800x600
jpegtran = ./runtime/apps/jpegtran
lame = /usr/local/bin/lame
mencoder = /usr/local/bin/mencoder
mplayer = /usr/local/bin/mplayer
oggenc = /usr/bin/oggenc
renice = /usr/bin/renice
setterm = /bin/setterm
tv = ntsc
version = 2.1
xine = /usr/local/bin/xine

When I press enter on the DVD while in Freevo, all I get is a menu. When I
press selectc it takes me to the Video_TS directory. When I added
plugin.remove('video.mplayer') and tried to run a DVD thru Freevo, I got a
no video player found error. When I got todays CVS and tried the same, I
pressed ENTER on the DVD, it says directory empty.



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SV: [Freevo-users] One song web-radio oddity

2003-12-04 Thread Peter Svensson
Are there any dox on how to write a grabber generically? I was under the
impression that it was a bloody hand-to-hand combat work with the individual
web-site.

/PS

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Thursday, December 4, 2003, 10:32:29 AM, Robert wrote:

 Well got the same results and not only with cvs. :) I didn't work very
 well for me and made some own radio FXD files like this.

 ?xml version=1.0 ?
 freevo
music
 titleLounge-Radio/title
 logo source=testfiles/Music//logo
 audio
 mplayer_options/mplayer_options
 urlhttp://62.67.195.6:8050/listen.pls/url
 /audio
 info
 genreLOUNGE/genre
 desc/desc
 /info
/music  
 /freevo

 For live.com webradio additional library's are needed and one have to
 enable it when configuring mplayer.

 But I must say that the current links in webradio seems outdated. I have
 found this great webradio resource on the web
 http://www.mikesradioworld.com/ and already emailed the maintainer 3
 weeks ago and asked if he can make those links available in a format
 to convert it to xml for example. But sadly i haven't got any reply yet.

(Or someone could write a grabber and update the entries before a release)

/Robert





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[Freevo-users] Re: DVD Titles

2003-12-04 Thread Dirk Meyer
Wan Tat Chee wrote:
 On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, Tom Van den Bon wrote:

  Xine would give you a nice DVD navigation menu etc.
 How did you setup this ?

 Tom

 I can't remember the exact command, but it involves putting in your
 local_conf.py

 plugin.remove(video.mplayer);
 plugin.activate(video.xine);

Don't remove mplayer if you use 1.4, only activate video.xine. 


Dischi

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Re: [Freevo-users] What's the best hardware to use

2003-12-04 Thread juju
 Can someone recommend either a Motherboard or video card with TV out
 card where you can set the default primary display without using
 software. Some motherboards have TV out built in (various AOpen m/boards
 do anyway)  Does anyone know if you can enable the TV out to be the
 primary display in bios or something?

I personally use an old Mach64 Based GFX Card (a Ati [EMAIL PROTECTED]) with a tv
out. When I plug only the tv cable (svideo or composite) the pc boot in TV
mode , and I can even see bios messages :)

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Re: [Freevo-users] One song web-radio oddity

2003-12-04 Thread Robert Winder
Well got the same results and not only with cvs. :) I didn't work very
well for me and made some own radio FXD files like this.

?xml version=1.0 ?
freevo
   music
titleLounge-Radio/title
logo source=testfiles/Music//logo
audio
mplayer_options/mplayer_options
urlhttp://62.67.195.6:8050/listen.pls/url
/audio
info
genreLOUNGE/genre
desc/desc
/info
   /music  
/freevo

For live.com webradio additional library's are needed and one have to
enable it when configuring mplayer.

But I must say that the current links in webradio seems outdated. I have
found this great webradio resource on the web
http://www.mikesradioworld.com/ and already emailed the maintainer 3
weeks ago and asked if he can make those links available in a format
to convert it to xml for example. But sadly i haven't got any reply yet.

 /Robert 

Wednesday, December 3, 2003, 9:55:15 PM, Peter wrote:

 I don't know if anyone has the same problem, but in current cvs, I manage
 just one song or what's left of one regardless of which station I choose.

 Is this the default behaiour, or is it something else?

 Thanks!

 /PS


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Re: [Freevo-users] Freevo - My Experiences/Ideas/Comments

2003-12-04 Thread Wan Tat Chee

On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Tom Van den Bon wrote:

 Things I still want to add to my system :

 - I've got a flyvideo tv card using the saa1734 chipset, still want to get
 it working on a 2.4.20 kernel (any ideas ?). And setup the whole tv section,
 at first I wasn't planning on using it, but now that it's so far, i'd really
 like to try it out.

You need to get the patches from bytesex.org for the kernel (v4l2
patches), and the saa7134 drivers. Please note that currently the
patches are for 2.4.22-pre7 so I don't think they apply well to 2.4.20.

You should go with the latest snapshots for saa7134 for your card, 0.2.8
has some issues. I don't have a saa7134 card so I can't say for sure.
My saa7130 based card works fine with 0.2.8 though.

Also, after you've managed to get it working with xawtv, you should
check your mplayer version, older mplayer versions don't mute/unmute
the audio properly. Your mplayer should be compiled with v4l2 support,
and you should modify the arguments for mplayer to use v4l2 instead of
v4l.

T.C.

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[Freevo-users] Webradio listing

2003-12-04 Thread Tom Hightower
Another _excellent_ radio listing can be found at http://www.shoutcast.com

On Thursday 04 December 2003 03:32, Robert Winder wrote:
 But I must say that the current links in webradio seems outdated. I have
 found this great webradio resource on the web
 http://www.mikesradioworld.com/ and already emailed the maintainer 3
 weeks ago and asked if he can make those links available in a format
 to convert it to xml for example. But sadly i haven't got any reply yet.

  /Robert




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RE: [Freevo-users] What's the best hardware to use

2003-12-04 Thread Gray, Tim
your cheapest and easiest route would be to use a VGA to video converter.  I
have one that is powered from the usb bus and does quite well for video and
freevo display.

I've switched to this to avoid the nightmares that are TV out under linux.

dxr3 has the best tv out, but it takes quite a bit of processing power
unless you are recording in mpeg1 or mpeg2 only, and games are not an option
this way.

but then I'm trying to find a solution that I can reproduce 100 times for
friends, family and co-workers, so a little drop in tv out quality is not a
problem.

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Hi,

Im thinking about putting together a multimedia PC to use as a TV and 
DVD Player etc. I want to connect this to my TV just like my regular VCR 
etc.

My current PC has a TV out, but the signal doesnt appear to stretch to 
the edges of my TV screen and looks rather ugly. I can find no way to 
fix this. The card is an ASUS 7100 GForce2MX with TV out, I have so far 
had no luck getting the TV out to work under linux, this isnt a problem 
since I intend to build a new PC for this.

Can someone recommend either a Motherboard or video card with TV out 
card where you can set the default primary display without using 
software. Some motherboards have TV out built in (various AOpen m/boards 
do anyway)  Does anyone know if you can enable the TV out to be the 
primary display in bios or something?

I know that some mini-itx boards will do this, but I was hoping to just 
use a regular PC with some more grunt to do re-encoding etc

Cheers

-- 
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SV: [Freevo-users] This Channel has no data loaded

2003-12-04 Thread Peter Svensson
Sometimes you have to erase /var/cache/freevo/TV* or something because the
old (maybe wrong) things are cached...
/PS

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Hi

I have installed Freevo and tried to get the configuration working 
running tv_grab_uk and freevo -cache but when I view the listings page 
all I see is the message This Channel has no data loaded. Can anyone 
give me some pointers about where to start looking?

TIA
Tom




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[Freevo-users] Firebird.py update.

2003-12-04 Thread David Irvine
Hello,

I've put an update to firebird.py at www.irvined.co.uk/freevo.shtml 

This fixes the mouse, so you can actually type into firebird. It has 2
problems still remaining:

1. When firebird exits, the display isnt updated.
2. I need to add some paramaters to start firebird at the right size.
You can do this manually with some hacking about, but its easier to do
it on the command line.

Cheers

David




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Re: [Freevo-users] Re: Via's EPIA-M and Freevo

2003-12-04 Thread Chris Griffiths
On Thu, 4 Dec 2003 10:20:25 +0100, Robert Winder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:

 Arpi from the mplayer project is waiting for better YUV output support
 in the
 ivtv driver. Migual Freitas from the xine project is willing but only has
 a
 pvr-250. Donations are welcome he said :)
 
 

The PVR-350 in addition to MPEG decoding and the OSD has support for
simply passing through YUV streams, so it will be able to play any video
format providing the player does all the hard work and just gives YUV to
the card.

This means that divx will (eventually) get supported, but your CPU is
going to be doing all the scaling and color conversion that is offloaded
these days to xv.

the ivtv people haven't written the yuv stuff yet, but I think it's on
they're list once they've got the OSD/standard driver stabalized.

Thanks,
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Re: [Freevo-users] Re: Via's EPIA-M and Freevo

2003-12-04 Thread Rob Shortt
Robert Winder wrote:
Wednesday, December 3, 2003, 11:39:10 PM, Rob wrote:
It would be a fun project to wite a player for the PVR-350.  This could
be done in python an integrated right into Freevo.  It should be trivial
to create a basic player but I don't have the hardware to work on (not
that I have lots of free time either!).


Indeed :) but the way i see it is that the ivtv-fb driver runs in OSD
mem of the pvr-350 card. Meaning display manager is loaded in the framebuffer
and due to it's limitation's as it is not a grahpic card it hasn't got enough
umph to playback any other video format like divx. The only way to support
this is to load freevo in OSD, no problem, then when encoder/decoder
kicks in OSD must be disabled and let it flow through the tv-out. When
exiting, OSD is enabled again hence the window manager. IIRC this is how Myth
does it. Is this what you meant Rob or are there other approaches ?
Yes, this is how we'd handle it.  Freevo/pygame/SDL would run using the 
framebuffer or framebuffer+fb X server.  The video player would be mpeg 
only and we would feed mpeg data to /dev/video16 (or whatever the 
decoder is).  It shouldn't be hard to add ffwd/rew/slowmo/skip/search 
functions either.

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Re: [Freevo-users] What's the best hardware to use

2003-12-04 Thread Chris Griffiths
I find the quality of my G400 excellent under directfb - i got one of
ebay for ~20 bucks or so and made the cable myself.

It takes some hassle to set up directb, and the screen goes blank when
mplayer initializes it etc, but the main thing is that it outputs at true
tv res, 720x480 (ntsc) not scaling 800x600 or 640x480 like most graphics
cards and converters do.

It also overscans perfectly, just like a dvd player would do.

I'm only using a p2-400 with it, but performance is fine playing back
divx's, passing ac3 audio (where available) out through a cheap-o trident
4mx card. Most divx's are using 30% cpu or less, as mplayer  directfb
offload a lot of the work to the matrox card.

The only thing is your limited to directfb apps - and in the case of
xmame, which can use it - won't scale things, it will try to use a
modline to adjust the resolution, which won't work with the fixed
resolution the directfb tv output is working at (mplayer scales
perfectly).

Also factor in that from what I've heard xine's directfb output is
broken, so dvd's are via mplayer only, which doesn't support dvd menus.

Hope this helps,
Chris

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Re: SV: [Freevo-users] This Channel has no data loaded

2003-12-04 Thread Tom Coady
On Thursday 04 December 2003 3:04 pm, Peter Svensson wrote:
 Sometimes you have to erase /var/cache/freevo/TV* or something because the
 old (maybe wrong) things are cached...
 /PS
OK I tried that, followed by freevo tv_grab, but it did not seem to make much 
difference. I had to restart freevo recordserver if that helps.

Also, the channels in /etc/freevo/local_conf.py are:

# The TV_CHANNELS-list can look like this:
#
TV_CHANNELS = [('21', 'BBC1',  'E5'),
   ('22', 'BBC2 (South)',  'E3'),
   ('26', 'ITV1',   'E10'),
#('27', 'C4',   'E6'),
#('10', 'Kanal 5',   'E7'),
#('60', 'Fox Kids',  'E8', ('1234567','0600','1659')),
#('16', 'TV6',   'E8', ('1234567','1700','2359'),
#  ('1234567','','0300')),
('14', 'C5','E11') ]


and the output from the grab command was

[EMAIL PROTECTED] tom]$ /usr/local/freevo/freevo tv_grab
Grabbing listings.
Parameterless use IO deprecated at 
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.1/XML/Writer.pm line 16
using config filename /home/tom/.xmltv/tv_grab_uk.conf

Copyright (C) 2001 Ananova Ltd
www.ananova.com
For terms and conditions of use please see
http://www.ananova.com/about/terms.html

grabbing 31 channels from 585 available
Sorting listings.
Parameterless use IO deprecated at 
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.1/XML/Writer.pm line 16
Name Log::TraceMessages::On used only once: possible typo at 
/usr/bin/tv_sort line 154.
overlapping programmes on channel radio-wales.bbc.co.uk:
(FM) World Beat at 20031205190300 +-|20031205190300 +
and (MW) Sportsound Special at 20031205190300 +-|2003120520 +
caching data, this may take a while
Scheduling favorites for recording:
record_client: connection error

[EMAIL PROTECTED] tom]$ more .xmltv/tv_grab_uk.conf
region 9# Meridian
type radio









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Re: [Freevo-users] Via's EPIA-M and Freevo

2003-12-04 Thread Rob Shortt
Gray, Tim wrote:
I'm betting it's like the dxr3
No, its quite different,

it needs a mpeg video stream not a multiplexed mpeg video and audio stream.
and takes a stream with video and audio.

-Rob

will mplayer strip the audio and send only the video to the device?

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On December 3, 2003 03:06 pm, Bart Heremans wrote:

I will say it like this : You won't be able to play anything with player
or

xine on the pvr-350 tvout. there are no plugins yet.

If you wan't to playa a mpeg 2 stream you can feed the mpeg 2 encoder like
this :
dd if=/dev/video0 of=/dev/video16 bs=32k (or something like that, don't
remember it exactly)
/dev/video0 = viedeo tuner
/dev/video16 = mpeg encoder
But
mplayer file.mpeg -vo /dev/video16 or something like that won't work. and
without the encoder all files are extremly slow.


If you can just dump MPEG into the device, this should work:

mencoder videofile -of mpeg -o /dev/video16

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[Fwd: Re: SV: [Freevo-users] This Channel has no data loaded]

2003-12-04 Thread Tom Coady
Tom Coady said the following on 04/12/2003 16:48:

Also, the channels in /etc/freevo/local_conf.py are:

# The TV_CHANNELS-list can look like this:
#
TV_CHANNELS = [('21', 'BBC1',  'E5'),
  ('22', 'BBC2 (South)',  'E3'),
  ('26', 'ITV1',   'E10'),
 

Sorry I should have looked at 
http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/DocumentationPage_2fXmlTv#head-01da7dcbcb1c5fc16e5507553386a413fd730ab5

Hopefully that should fix it, if not I will let you know ;)



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Re: [Fwd: Re: SV: [Freevo-users] This Channel has no data loaded]

2003-12-04 Thread Tom Coady
Tom Coady said the following on 04/12/2003 17:36:

Hopefully that should fix it, if not I will let you know ;)


Yep, that did it. Thanks Peter.

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SV: [Freevo-users] DVD Crash and Channels incorrect

2003-12-04 Thread Peter Svensson
I have noticed that if one or more of the channels are configured wrongly,
freevo (or something) gets stuck on one channel all the time.

Try to define jsut two or three (that you're certain of) and see if you can
switch between them.

You can also try TV_CHANNELS = None, to let freevo try to grok for itself
which you have.

You should also check the dox pages for sample scripts that eats TV.xml and
prints (hopefully :) a TV_CHANNELS entry which you can copy/paste.

/PS

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Ämne: [Freevo-users] DVD Crash and Channels incorrect

Hello-

I recently turned my rough media pc into a more Refined Media Center
with the help of Freevo.
Freevo's lynx-install worked great and with the exception of us-cable
being detected instead of us-bcast we were good to go.  Xine and
MPlayer
were already installed so video-playing, audio-playing, and picture
viewing
have been great!

TV however has been a serious issue.  I have not installed tvtime, that
is
compiling right now.  I installed XMLTV, which would be a nice option
for
the Freevo installer, which gave me the channels and programming.
First off, it appears that my tuner is consistently one channel (+-)
off, eg
CH3 shows up as CH4, CH8 as CH9, etc... which makes scheduling recording
times difficult.  This is across the board (KWinTV, xawtv, zapping,
etc...)
Secondly, Freevo doesn't seem change the channels for me.  It just stays
where it was last??

DVD's have also been a problem.  Sticking in a DVD after loading Freevo,
or
starting Freevo with a DVD in the drive causes Freevo to crash without
fail
with a stack trace including many threads and one dvdinfo.pl?  Does
this
ring a bell?

Thanks in advance!
Freevo does, after all, rock :)

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Re: [Freevo-users] Xine is never used

2003-12-04 Thread Richard van Paasen
try xine --help and see if it supports the --no-lirc flag. If *not*, then
remove the --no-lirc flag in the xine.py source file.
- Richard.

Justin T Wetherell wrote:

I have Xine installed and working from the command line but when I go 
to play a DVD thru Freevo is ALWAYS uses mplayer.

this is my freevo.conf:
cdparanoia = /usr/local/bin/cdparanoia
chanlist = us-cable
display = x11
fbxine = /usr/local/bin/fbxine
flac = /usr/bin/flac
geometry = 800x600
jpegtran = ./runtime/apps/jpegtran
lame = /usr/local/bin/lame
mencoder = /usr/local/bin/mencoder
mplayer = /usr/local/bin/mplayer
oggenc = /usr/bin/oggenc
renice = /usr/bin/renice
setterm = /bin/setterm
tv = ntsc
version = 2.1
xine = /usr/local/bin/xine
When I press enter on the DVD while in Freevo, all I get is a menu. 
When I press selectc it takes me to the Video_TS directory. When I 
added plugin.remove('video.mplayer') and tried to run a DVD thru 
Freevo, I got a no video player found error. When I got todays CVS and 
tried the same, I pressed ENTER on the DVD, it says directory empty.



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[Freevo-users] Freevo 1.4 with Debian Woody

2003-12-04 Thread bapowell
Using the instructions from the Freevo web site, I installed Freevo 1.4
and the Freevo runtime under a non-root user on my Debian Woody machine.

Under X (freevo.conf: display=x11), while logged in as the non-root user, 
freevo comes up fine.

Using the framebuffer (freevo.conf: display=fbdev), however, I get the
following exception when trying to execute freevo as the non-root user:
...
File .../freevo/freevo-1.4/src/osd.py, line 405, in __init__
  pygame.display.init()
pygame.error: No available video device

Thinking this was because of some permission problem trying to access the 
framebuffer device, I added the non-root user to the video group (which
is the group assigned to the /dev/fb* entries).  No change.  Then, I
noticed that the video group did not have read permission on the /dev/fb* 
entries, so I added those.  I was still unable to get freevo to work, but 
I got a little bit different exception:
...
File .../freevo/freevo-1.4/src/osd.py, line 405, in __init__
  pygame.display.init()
pygame.error: No I/O port permissions

At this point, I had no idea where to look next (I actually looked at the 
SDL source code for the initialize function involved, but didn't have
time to really study it).  So, I tried executing freevo as root.  This
worked, but the screen looked awful (like it was not enough color depth
or something).

Thus, I have two questions:

1. Why, using fbdev, can't I run freevo as a non-root user?
2. Why, using fbdev, does the screen look so rough?

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Re: [Freevo-users] Freevo 1.4 with Debian Woody

2003-12-04 Thread Joe Stump
Not sure what video card you are using, but if it's a matrox you might
want to switch from fbdev to mga in your freevo conf.

--Joe

 Using the instructions from the Freevo web site, I installed Freevo 1.4
 and the Freevo runtime under a non-root user on my Debian Woody machine.

 Under X (freevo.conf: display=x11), while logged in as the non-root user,
 freevo comes up fine.

 Using the framebuffer (freevo.conf: display=fbdev), however, I get the
 following exception when trying to execute freevo as the non-root user:
 ...
 File .../freevo/freevo-1.4/src/osd.py, line 405, in __init__
   pygame.display.init()
 pygame.error: No available video device

 Thinking this was because of some permission problem trying to access the
 framebuffer device, I added the non-root user to the video group (which
 is the group assigned to the /dev/fb* entries).  No change.  Then, I
 noticed that the video group did not have read permission on the /dev/fb*
 entries, so I added those.  I was still unable to get freevo to work, but
 I got a little bit different exception:
 ...
 File .../freevo/freevo-1.4/src/osd.py, line 405, in __init__
   pygame.display.init()
 pygame.error: No I/O port permissions

 At this point, I had no idea where to look next (I actually looked at the
 SDL source code for the initialize function involved, but didn't have
 time to really study it).  So, I tried executing freevo as root.  This
 worked, but the screen looked awful (like it was not enough color depth
 or something).

 Thus, I have two questions:

 1. Why, using fbdev, can't I run freevo as a non-root user?
 2. Why, using fbdev, does the screen look so rough?

 Brad




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Re: [Freevo-users] Xine is never used

2003-12-04 Thread Justin T Wetherell
Yea, I already have that initialized once in Freevo_config.py but I also 
tried putting it in local_config.py. When I do a ./freevo plugins -l it 
lists video.xine as active.

Wan Tat Chee wrote:

On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Justin T Wetherell wrote:

 

I have Xine installed and working from the command line but when I go to
play a DVD thru Freevo is ALWAYS uses mplayer.
version = 2.1
xine = /usr/local/bin/xine
When I press enter on the DVD while in Freevo, all I get is a menu. When
I press selectc it takes me to the Video_TS directory. When I added
plugin.remove('video.mplayer') and tried to run a DVD thru Freevo, I got
a no video player found error. When I got todays CVS and tried the same,
I pressed ENTER on the DVD, it says directory empty.
   

I think you also need a line follwing that plugin.remove like
plugin.activate('video.xine')
or something like that (I forget the exact syntax).

T.C.

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Re: [Freevo-users] Xine is never used

2003-12-04 Thread Justin T Wetherell
All I really want to do is get xine to play DVD'/VCD and let Mplayer do 
the rest.

Justin T Wetherell wrote:

Yea, I already have that initialized once in Freevo_config.py but I 
also tried putting it in local_config.py. When I do a ./freevo plugins 
-l it lists video.xine as active.

Wan Tat Chee wrote:

On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Justin T Wetherell wrote:

 

I have Xine installed and working from the command line but when I 
go to
play a DVD thru Freevo is ALWAYS uses mplayer.

version = 2.1
xine = /usr/local/bin/xine
When I press enter on the DVD while in Freevo, all I get is a menu. 
When
I press selectc it takes me to the Video_TS directory. When I added
plugin.remove('video.mplayer') and tried to run a DVD thru Freevo, I 
got
a no video player found error. When I got todays CVS and tried the 
same,
I pressed ENTER on the DVD, it says directory empty.

  


I think you also need a line follwing that plugin.remove like
plugin.activate('video.xine')
or something like that (I forget the exact syntax).

T.C.

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[Freevo-users] Jerky TV with ATI TV Wonder and Freevo

2003-12-04 Thread Kaushik Mallick
I am thrilled to have Freevo all installed and working
nicely. My system consists of a Intel Celeron 1.1A Ghz
with 256 MB RAM on a VIA motherboard. The tuner card I
am using is an ATI TV Wonder (not the VE)with B878
chip. There are couple of problems that I have no clue
on and I thought some of you can enlighten me on:

1. I can use xawtv to watch tv and its works
flawlessly, albeit in a smaller window. TV reception
is smooth when in xawtv. But when I want to watch TV
in Freevo, the full screen display is jerky with
dropped frames and stuttering. What is the reason for
this?

2. I have an external sound cord connecting the
sound-out of the TV Wonder card to the sound-in of the
integrated sound of the motherboard. Sound works fine
in xawtv, but when I am in Freevo, I do not hear any
sound with TV reception! What am I doing wrong?

I will appreciate any help or suggestion you guys can
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Re: [Freevo-users] Xine is never used

2003-12-04 Thread Wan Tat Chee
On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Justin T Wetherell wrote:

 All I really want to do is get xine to play DVD'/VCD and let Mplayer do
 the rest.

I think you need to check the logs in /var/log/freevo/ or /tmp/freevo/ if
the first directory doesn't exist.

Was xine called correctly from freevo?

T.C.


 Justin T Wetherell wrote:

  Yea, I already have that initialized once in Freevo_config.py but I
  also tried putting it in local_config.py. When I do a ./freevo plugins
  -l it lists video.xine as active.
 
  Wan Tat Chee wrote:
 
  On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Justin T Wetherell wrote:
 
 
 
  I have Xine installed and working from the command line but when I
  go to
  play a DVD thru Freevo is ALWAYS uses mplayer.
 
  version = 2.1
  xine = /usr/local/bin/xine
 
  When I press enter on the DVD while in Freevo, all I get is a menu.
  When
  I press selectc it takes me to the Video_TS directory. When I added
  plugin.remove('video.mplayer') and tried to run a DVD thru Freevo, I
  got
  a no video player found error. When I got todays CVS and tried the
  same,
  I pressed ENTER on the DVD, it says directory empty.
 
 
 
 
  I think you also need a line follwing that plugin.remove like
  plugin.activate('video.xine')
 
  or something like that (I forget the exact syntax).
 
  T.C.
 
 
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