Re: [mythtv-users] XBox Media Center Question

[Daniel Segel]

Just share the directory via SAMBA or NFS and configure XBMC to get at 
it that way. I actually have my video library on a separate server and 
both XBMC and MythTV access it via NFS.


Daniel Segel

Michael Tiller wrote:

OK, my bad.  I should have provided a bit more detail.

I have the mythtv scripts for XBMC.  The problem is that while it lets 
me watch live tv and recorded shows, it does not provide access to my 
video library.  I was wondering how people address that with XBMC?


Sorry for not being clearer the first time.

--
Mike


On 12/7/05, *Daniel Walton* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:


There is a python script for XBMC that will talk to your myth
backend and let
you play your shows:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/xbmcmythtv/

Daniel

On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Michael Tiller wrote:

> OK, I softmodded my XBox and got XBMC installed (thanks to all
of you who
> sent me tips, etc).
>
> There doesn't appear to be a way to access the "Videos" aspect
of MythTV.
> The point is that it would be nice to be able to watch all the
movies I have
> stored in my Videos directory on Myth.
>
> I know I can mount them on an SMB share and see them, but it
would be nice
> if the IMDB stuff were shown.  Am I missing something?  Is there
a way to do
> this?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Mike
>



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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: svn build problems

[Daniel Segel]

WiLLiE wrote:

Oh, I'm sorry.
I thought the error were on my end since I haven't had a successfull 
make of the svn version yet.

(And I did use google for both the other and this problem.)

Thanks for the heads up.
I will also pay attention to the dev and commits lists as you suggested.
One other thing to try - delete your existing mythtv source tree and 
check it out again. I had a bad update about two weeks ago, but checking 
it out again fixed it.


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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: svn build problems

[Daniel Segel]

WiLLiE wrote:

No one?
I really want to try the svn version, but I have run out of ideas for 
this particular problem.


I would try:

1. check out the latest svn

2. run 'make distclean'

3. run ./configure with no options (if you're sticking with svn you 
might as well let it install into /usr/local so you don't have to 
constantly change the prefix)


3. run 'make

IOW: 'make distclean; ./configure; make'

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Re: [mythtv-users] Scripting help -- check whether mythfrontend is running or not

[Daniel Segel]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

On Mon, Nov 21, 2005 at 08:03:43PM -0800, Daniel Segel wrote:
  

This will kill mythfrontend if it's running, or start it if it's not:


He didn't want to kill/start frontend (or at least that's not what he
asked for).  He just wanted certain keys deactivated when the frontend
was running.
  
There's logic in there to figure out if it's running or not; what he 
does with it after that is up to him. I just included the bits to start 
or stop it as an example.


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Re: [mythtv-users] Scripting help -- check whether mythfrontend is running or not

[Daniel Segel]

cardboil wrote:
I'd like to write a little script and attach it to my one of my remote 
control keys.  However, I only want the commands to execute when 
mythfrontend is NOT running.  Can someone help me write the IF 
statement that will check whether mythfrontend is running or not?  
Thank you!

This will kill mythfrontend if it's running, or start it if it's not:

#!/bin/bash
PROG=mythfrontend
STATUS=`ps -e | grep $PROG | grep -v grep | wc -l | awk '{print $1}'`

if [ $STATUS -eq 0 ]
then
   ( $PROG & )
else
   killall $PROG
fi
exit 0
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[mythtv-users] Can somebody explain how FF/REW are *supposed* to work? Is it broken with the PVR-350?

[Daniel Segel]

In Setup->TV Settings->Playback you can specify "Fast forward amount (in 
seconds) and "Rewind amount (in seconds)". What exactly are these 
numbers for? I use the Alternate fast forward and rewind keys (i.e. "<" 
and ">"). When I press Fast Forward once it starts playing at 3X speed, 
if I press it again it goes to 5X, then 10x, 20x, 30x, 60x, etc. What do 
the numbers entered in setup have to do with the speed? I understand how 
they affect things when I use the jump keys (Left and Right arrows), but 
I'm unclear on how they relate to FF and REW.


Also, I'm using a PVR-350 for MPEG decoding and video output (i.e. I'm 
not using xv). FF and REW are clearly broken in MythTV for this card. At 
3x speed the video plays at 3x and the time counter advances at 3x, and 
when I exit FF by pressing Play it starts playing at the point I am 
viewing. At 5x or faster the time counter advances at normal speed (i.e. 
1 second/second), and when I exit FF by pressing play it jumps back to 
where I started. Using FF or REW at any speed faster than 3X simply does 
not work. Is this a bug in MythTV? Is it a problem with the ivtv driver? 
Is my system just configured wrong?


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Re: [mythtv-users] No sound with DVD playback

[Daniel Segel]

This is what I do. The 350 audio out goes into my sound card, and the 
sound card outputs go into my TV (analog out) and receiver (digital 
out). MythTV is set up to output via analog, so it sends TV sound 
straight to the TV. I play DVDs via xine, which I have configured to 
send sound out via the digital output, which is then decoded by my 
receiver (Dolby Digital, etc.)


Daniel

Joe Votour wrote:

Connect the audio out on your PVR-350 to the Line-in
on your sound card.  Then adjust the volume by
changing the Line-in volume (of your soundcard) with
your favorite mixer program.

-- Joe

--- Bennett Leve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  

I am using mplayer to play DVDs via mythtv.  If I
plug headphones into 
my soundcard out, I can hear the sound from the DVD.
 For mythtv though 
I am using the sound out on my PVR-350 which works

great.

Shouldn't I be able to take a mini-stereo plug from
my sound out and put 
it on the line-in on the PVR-350?  When I do this, I
have no sound.  
Maybe there is something that needs to be

configured, but not sure what.

-Bennett
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Re: [mythtv-users] Choppy DVD palyback with xine

[Daniel Segel]

Nathan Hesson wrote:

Is there a way to verify that the xv driver is loaded on the 350?
I have tried the above settings and it doesn't work so well and I have 
installed the ivtv_xdriver from atrpms.net 

Thanks
Nate

In your X log file (Xorg.0.log for me) you should see a section like this:

(II) LoadModule: "ivtvdev"
(II) Loading /usr/lib/modules/drivers/ivtvdev_drv.o
(II) Module ivtv: vendor="The XFree86 Project"
   compiled for 4.3.0, module version = 0.10.6
   ABI class: XFree86 Video Driver, version 0.6

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Re: [mythtv-users] Choppy DVD palyback with xine

[Daniel Segel]

Bennett Leve wrote:
I have a P4 with two PVR-350 cards in it.  I have my DVD burner on 
IDE2.  There are no other drives on IDE2.
When I play a DVD with xine via mythtv it is very choppy.  I am using 
the hardware out on the PVR-350 card as well as the sound out on it.  
I really have two problems.


1) choppy video
2) no sound

I have a feeling that the sound issue is probably easily solved by 
taking the sound card out and putting it into my receiver.   I am more 
concerned with the choppy video out of the DVD player.  I saw a post 
that mentioned setting "-xxmc" on the xine command line.  Anything 
else I should check/set?
Make sure you're using the 0.10.6 version of the ivtvdev driver in you X 
setup, use the xv driver with xine ('xine -V xv'), and do a 'ivtvctl 
--set-yuv-mode=mode=1' prior to watching a DVD ( I set this during boot 
and leave it that way all the time). With that combination I get DVD 
playback that is mostly indistinguishable from the real thing.


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[mythtv-users] Fast Forward not working properly with PVR-350/ivtv 0.4.0

[Daniel Segel]

I don't know if this is a MythTV or ivtv issue. I'm running a fairly 
recent svn version of MythTV (with broken Live TV that I don't use 
anyway), and when I fast forward (or rewind) in a recorded program the 
video moves along quickly, but the time counter moves at the normal pace 
(e.g. 1 second per second) and then when I exit Fast Forward it jumps 
back to the place I started at (or nearby). I *don't* have the option to 
correct for reaction time enabled.


Jumping forward or backward works fine; it's only FF and REW that don't.

I'm using the PVR-350's MPEG decoder, if it matters (xv still doesn't 
look quite right to me). Are they any settings I should check?


Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] MythWeb: some recordings show air dates of 12/31/69

[Daniel Segel]

I figured this one out already: the progstart and progend fields in the 
recorded table were set to 00:00:00 for some recordings. I did an update 
and set them equal to the starttime and endtime values and everything is 
OK again.


Both sets of fields seem to have the same data. Anybody know why there 
are two fields holding the same values in the recorded table?


Daniel

Daniel Segel wrote:
I recently upgraded my Myth system to a recent svn version, including 
a new version of MythWeb. Now when I go to 'Recorded Programs' about 
half of them have the correct airdate and the rest have an airdate of 
3:59PM on 12/31/1969. Is this a known problem? The airdates are all 
correct within MythTV itself.

Where does MythWeb get this info from?

Daniel
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[mythtv-users] MythWeb: some recordings show air dates of 12/31/69

[Daniel Segel]

I recently upgraded my Myth system to a recent svn version, including a 
new version of MythWeb. Now when I go to 'Recorded Programs' about half 
of them have the correct airdate and the rest have an airdate of 3:59PM 
on 12/31/1969. Is this a known problem? The airdates are all correct 
within MythTV itself.

Where does MythWeb get this info from?

Daniel
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[mythtv-users] Using the remote to enter program searches

[Daniel Segel]

I know how to cycle through the letters using the 0-9 number keys (a la 
cell phone texting), but how do you correct an entry? I'd like a 
delete-right or delete-left function. Do I need to map one of my remote 
keys to the backspace key, or is it already there somewhere?


Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] SUID not working

[Daniel Segel]

Louie Ilievski wrote:

On Thursday 03 November 2005 06:20 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

I'm running FC4, but disabled selinux on install.  However, even when I make
mythfrontend SUID root, and select realtime priority, it does not use it
when it starts.

The only way that realtime priority works is if I add mythtv to sudoers and
then run mythfrontend from sudo.  However, I'd like to make this work using
SUID.

Any ideas?



It's nice to know I'm not the only one with this issue.  I thought it might 
have something to do with Gentoo, but I guess not.  I brought this issue up a 
while back (you can search the lists), but did not really discover a 
solution, only possible workarounds.  I have tried a lot of things but MythTV 
just won't take it.


Unfortunately I don't have any solution for you, but just wanted to let you 
know that you're not the only one.  At the time I'm simply re-nicing the 
mythfrontend process to -19 in my startup scripts.
  
I can answer this for Gentoo, and maybe FC4 as well. The command 
everybody is told to use to apply the SUID bit is 'chmod a+s 
mythfrontend', and while this *should* apply the SUID bit to the User, 
Group, and Other bits, in fact it only applies it to the User and Group 
bits. It's probably designed that way so you don't open up permissions 
to guest accounts and whatnot.


The reason this is a problem is because the mythfrontend binary is 
frequently installed with user:group set to root:root, and if you launch 
it as a regular user then you're really launching it via the 'other' 
bits. The solution is to 'chown root:users mythfrontend' and then do the 
chmod a+s thing to it again. now if you launch it as a regular user (as 
long as they are in the users group) it should run as root, with root 
priority.


Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] mythtv supoprt for lcdproc/other lcds

[Daniel Segel]

Neil Bird wrote:

  Prob. safer to go for the cheaper (2-line) one as no-one's mentioned 
a 4-line one having any use made of it by Myth.


LCDproc lets you have several clients connected to the same server/LCD 
panel at the same - it just rotates between each client. You could run 
lcdproc on your MythTV Linux box as a separate process and have it 
report things like uptime, CPU temperature, fan speed, disk usage, etc. 
You can also have an lcdproc process running on a different server 
reporting the same things. I had a pre-existing system on my main server 
with a 4-line display, and just pointed the MythTV LCD setup at it, and 
now it displays everything it used to display about my servers as well 
as the MythTV info.


4 lines is definitely useful.

Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] Gentoo USE flags - no overlay on OSD?

[Daniel Segel]

Tom Lianza wrote:


Hi everyone,

I have a feeling there's something in my USE flags which is preventing 
me from getting the OSD to work correctly with myth.  I'm using a 
Gentoo frontend with Myth 18.1 and an nvidia 5200 card.  When I 
connect from other frontends I can get the overlayed display (the blue 
pane that pops up to let you know how far you've skipped forward, 
etc).  With this one frontend I don't get anything though - just the 
TV picture.


My use flags, largely borrowed from this site ( 
http://home.comcast.net/~alf_park/mythtv.html ), are as follows:


---
x86 mmx sse 3dnow alsa avi crypt dvd flac gif imlib jpeg lirc mad mpeg 
mysql oggvorbis opengl png quicktime sdl tiff truetype X xmms xv zlib 
nvidia -arts transcode xinerama -nls net -ldap xvid v412 theora qt kde 
acpi

--


I have the following additional USE flags on my system that might help 
you. Try adding them one at a time and doing an 'emerge -Dua --newuse 
world' to see if any of them would be used.


directfb ffmpeg xine divx4linux v4l gtk gtk2 mythtv

My guess would be that the directfb flag is the one you need.

Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] Found an Awesome Remote

[Daniel Segel]

Loren H. Burlingame wrote:


let me be the first to say that $250 for a remote control
is.well.insane!
 

The 880 can be found online for "only" $190. Still mighty expensive, but 
not as much so as if you paid retail for it.


http://www.onsale.com/onsale/shop/detail~dpno~550571.asp

Daniel

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Re: [mythtv-users] PVR 350, closed captioning, commercial detection

[Daniel Segel]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 10:51:06AM -0500, Robert Kulagowski wrote:
 


What release of which piece enables this? That would be great
 

Since it's not touted in the release notes of .18 or .18.1, I'd say svn 
only at this time.
   



I am running 18.1-3 (Debian) and it has a check-box on the 5th or 6th
page of the mythtv-setup "General settings" dialog that says "Start
auto commercial flagging jobs when recording starts".  My flagging is
always done about 5 minutes after the recording has finished.
 

It's in 0.18.1-r2 on Gentoo as well, and it was in earlier 0.18.1 
versions as well.


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Re: [mythtv-users] PVR 350, closed captioning, commercial detection

[Daniel Segel]

Jesse D. Guardiani wrote:


Hello,

It took me literally a week of my off time, but I've finally got
most of the components of mythtv running to my satisfaction:
Home made IR Blaster, PVR 350, 250G disk array over NFS, updated
knoppmyth ivtv drivers to 0.3.7b so I can watch DVDs on the 350's
TV out, etc...

LiveTV and playback are working great, but commercial detection
and closed captioning don't work at all.

Anyone encountered this before? Is it an ivtv driver issue, or
a mythtv issue?

Thanks!
 

CC sort of works with the PVR-350, but you have to use the ivtv driver 
form of it, not the CC functions within MythTV. This means you control 
CC using your TV's CC decoder, just like if your were watching a normal 
broadcast. You can enable it by setting the CC options for the ivtv 
driver in your modules.conf (or wherever is appropriate for your 
distro). I do it like this in /etc/modules.d/ivtv on my Gentoo system:


post-install ivtv /usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -p 6 -l 2 -x 1 -w wss,cc -b wss,cc

I say "sort of works" because it has a bug that renders it nearly 
unusable - it only works if you start playback from the very beginning 
of the recording, and it stops if you skip either direction or FF or 
REW. Basically any motion in the recording other than simply watching it 
straight through will turn off the CC decoding. This includes commercial 
skipping.


It's being discussed off and on on the ivtv-dev list, and will hopefully 
be fixed soon, but then again it may not be.


Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] new stuff to understand

[Daniel Segel]

Scot L. Harris wrote:


On Sun, 2005-08-07 at 05:53, Craig Tinson wrote:

 

I never got my head around "transcoding" as I figured I never needed to 
with the old card. now I'm recording with the 250 I figured I'd better 
know more about this transcoding thing.


what is it? why does it matter? how will it affect how I use my mythbox? 
is there settings I need to know about? am I right in thinking it's more 
of an issue now I'm on a 250?
   



For the last 6 months I have been running a mythtv system using a
PVR-350 and a PVR-250.  Have been using the decoder on the PVR-350 for
the output to the TV.  As such I have not used any transcoding.  I found
that if I transcode a show I can get the picture to play back but no
audio.   I suspect this because the transcoded show is using the on
board audio output which I do not have connected.  


I really like the output of the PVR-350, it is indistinguishable from
the broadcast signal provided by the cable company.  


As to using transcoding, I think it depends on how you have your system
setup.  Would be interested in other views on this subject. 
 

I have a PVR-350 and I don't use transcoding as well. Disk space is 
cheap these days, so unless I'm trying to transfer the video to a 
different media there's no need, and good reasons not to - transcoding 
invariably causes a quality drop to some degree.


Daniel
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[mythtv-users] Where does MythTV handle Closed Captioning when using a PVR-350?

[Daniel Segel]

Closed Captioning is not working properly for me with MythTV and a 
PVR-350, and I'm trying to figure out whether the problem lies with the 
MythTV code or in the ivtv (and associated) drivers.


The problem is that CC is turned off when MythTV jumps (as in a 
commercial break) and is not turned back on after the jump. In my system 
logs, it looks like this:


Aug  4 17:04:45 [kernel] ivtv: Allocate DMA decoder MPEG stream: 16 x 
65536 buffers (1024KB total)
Aug  4 17:04:45 [kernel] ivtv: Allocate DMA decoder VBI stream: 512 x 
2048 buffers (1024KB total)
Aug  4 17:04:45 [kernel] ivtv: Decoder VBI RE-Insert start 0x0019ac00 
size 0xbe00 type 1

Aug  4 17:04:46 [kernel] saa7127: Turn CC output on
   - Last output repeated twice -
Aug  4 17:14:41 [kernel] saa7127: Turn CC output off
Aug  4 17:14:41 [kernel] ivtv: Decoder VBI RE-Insert start 0x0019ac00 
size 0xbe00 type 1
Aug  4 17:17:31 [kernel] ivtv: Decoder VBI RE-Insert start 0x0019ac00 
size 0xbe00 type 1
Aug  4 17:27:23 [kernel] ivtv: Allocate DMA decoder MPEG stream: 16 x 
65536 buffers (1024KB total)
Aug  4 17:27:23 [kernel] ivtv: Allocate DMA decoder VBI stream: 512 x 
2048 buffers (1024KB total)
Aug  4 17:27:23 [kernel] ivtv: Decoder VBI RE-Insert start 0x0019ac00 
size 0xbe00 type 1

...etc.

I started watching at 17:04:45, and CC was working. At 17:14:41 there 
was a commercial break. CC was turned off and MythTV skipped over the 
commercials and continued playing, but CC was never turned back on, and 
from this point on they don't ever turn back on.The same thing happens 
if I manually skip forward or backwards. CC turns off, but never turns 
back on.


I tried looking through the saa7127 and MythTV code, but I'm not a c++ 
programmer and can't really follow how it all works. I would ask on the 
mythtv-dev list but I'm having trouble subscribing to it.


Thanks for any insight or help

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Re: [mythtv-users] MythTV and DVD ISO files?

[Daniel Segel]

I do this by setting MythTV to use xine instead of mplayer (so I can use
menus) and specifying the xshm or xv video driver. You may also need to
tell it that an iso file is a recognized video format. It works OK, but
not great - there are sometimes picture quality and/or sound issues, but
since I'm constantly tweaking things it's hard to narrow down what the
problem(s) are. I'm still working on making it work better. Oh - it
doesn't support Closed Captioning either, but if you have subtitles you
can use those if you need to.

I haven't tried burning from MythTV yet.

Daniel

Dg B wrote:


Hello all,

  I am new to this group.  I am looking into the possibility of 
setting up a MythTV box. but have a question for you all.
  I have a large collection of DVD ISO images on my computer, which I 
would like to take advantage of through MythTV.  Can MythTV handle DVD 
ISO images "as-is"?  That is, can I have MythTV simply load the DVD 
images up and run them?


I would like to be able to know if MythTV can handle the raw ISO files 
without transcoding/re-encoding.


Also, can I use MythTV to burn one of the ISO's straight to a DVD?

Thanks in advance for all your help!

Regards,
  Dennis


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Re: [mythtv-users] MythDora

[Daniel Segel]

Ha! Me too. As a parent of a 3-year-old girl I'm still thinking that 
every time I see the subject line. Maybe after the MythDora distro takes 
off I'll be able to reset my reaction.


I'll be downloading it and trying it out this weekend if I get a chance.

Daniel

Kevin Kuphal wrote:


Dennis Hand wrote:

I've finally finished up my newest project called MythDora. You can 
find it here at www.g-ding.tv. This is along the lines of KnoppMyth 
but uses Fedora Core 3 instead. Since this is alot younger than 
KnoppMyth I'm sure there could be some room for improvement. I've 
tried to make this as easy as possible especially for newbies. I also 
incorporated some extra features that I personally like. I'm the only 
one working on this so if there's anyone looking to get involved with 
a side project thats especially good at scripting, or you have any 
ideas, love to hear from ya. Let me know what you think.
 


As a parent, my first reaction was: The Explorer?  Myth for girls?

Kudos.

Kevin
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Re: [mythtv-users] MythWeb & Gentoo

[Daniel Segel]

I think portage installs it into /usr/share/webapps/mythweb; I just cp'd 
it from there to /var/www/localhost/htdocs/mythweb and it works fine. 
You can also put the mythweb contents in the root directory of your web 
server if that's all it will be serving up.


Daniel

Drew Tomlinson wrote:

I used portage and built MythWeb but can't for the life of me, figure 
out what files were installed where.  I am familiar with configuring 
Apache and assume I need to set up Apache to point the the php files 
that make MythWeb.  Can anyone point me in the right direction?


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Re: [mythtv-users] S-video input on a PVR-350

[Daniel Segel]

Run ivtvctl -n to find out which input is S-Video, the run ivtvctl -P to 
make sure you're telling the card to use that input. Switch it to the 
correct input using ivtvctl -p 2 (or whatever.) Run ivtvctl -I to check 
the input signal.


If it's all correct already, try plugging the S-Video cable directly 
into you TV/Monitor to make sure there's a good signal on it.


Daniel

Daniel Hoyos wrote:


Hi everyone,
So I did everything according to http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php
but when I try to watch tv I get snow (nothing). I am trying to set up
myth using s-video input on a PVR-350. Any help that could be given to
me would be appreciated.

 




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Re: [mythtv-users] Recording previews wrong colors

[Daniel Segel]

In case anybody else runs into this problem, it turns out that I did not 
have 'mmx' set in my USE flags (make.conf). After I put that flag in and 
recompiled/re-emerged the colors are now correct. I do have some tearing 
in the preview video that wasn't there before, but that's another issue.


Daniel

Daniel Segel wrote:

The recording previews that show up on my Recorded Programs screen 
have the wrong colors in them. I could have sworn they were correct in 
the past, but now they're not. It's kind of hard to describe what's 
wrong, but the most blatant problem is that skin tones are all blue 
and some dark areas are showing up as red instead of black.


Is this a MythTV issue or an ivtv problem? Is there a solution?

Mythbox details:
Atlon XP 1700+
PVR-350
Kernel 2.6.10-gentoo-r6
ivtv 0.3.6-o
ivtvdev version 0.10.2
Xorg 6.8.2
Thanks,

Daniel
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[mythtv-users] Recording previews wrong colors

[Daniel Segel]

The recording previews that show up on my Recorded Programs screen have 
the wrong colors in them. I could have sworn they were correct in the 
past, but now they're not. It's kind of hard to describe what's wrong, 
but the most blatant problem is that skin tones are all blue and some 
dark areas are showing up as red instead of black.


Is this a MythTV issue or an ivtv problem? Is there a solution?

Mythbox details:
Atlon XP 1700+
PVR-350
Kernel 2.6.10-gentoo-r6
ivtv 0.3.6-o
ivtvdev version 0.10.2
Xorg 6.8.2
Thanks,

Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] Adding a second disk to current LVM

[Daniel Segel]

An example, adding /dev/hdb1 (partition using the entire hdb drive) to 
an existing volume group called mythvideo and mounted on /video:


pvcreate /dev/hdb1
vgextend mythvideo /dev/hdb1
lvextend -l2725 /dev/mythvideo/video
xfs_growfs /video/

I first try a really large value like -L500G for the lvextend operation; 
that will error out and tell you the maximum possible size (which is 
what you would then use.) Also, setting the partition type to 0x8e isn't 
necessary unless you're using an older version of LVM.


Daniel

A JM wrote:


I've read the docs with regard to adding a second hard drive to an
existing LVM group and I need some clarification and maybe a slight
how to.

The VG "VGforMyth" has been created and is working fine. I've added a
second hard drive and have created a primary partition on the drive
using the entire disk and have changed the Hex code to 8e so I think
the drive is about ready.

Here is my confusion, according to the docs I'm supposed use
"pvcreate" to create the PV then "vgextend" to add the volume to the
group, is that it? Don't I need to tell the VG that it's been enlarged
or something?

This drive has not been formatted so doesn't that process also need to
take place? I've never seen an OS that could write to a drive not
formatted and I don't see mention of that in the docs? My original
drive in the VG is formatted with XFS so I assumed I would need to
format the new drive the same?

Thanks for any light you can shed.

AJM,
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Re: [mythtv-users] bigger fonts please

[Daniel Segel]

Change or add a DisplaySize line in your Xorg.conf (or equivalent) 
Monitor section. You can make the fonts huge that way if you want.


Start with:

DisplaySize 182 121

and then try values like 150 100 and 300 200 instead. Restart the X 
server after each change and note the difference.


Daniel

Tachtevrenidis, Kosta wrote:

 
dear friends,
 
does anybody know how to make the mythtv interface font bigger? I can 
change the font size on the mythtv interface menus but when it comes 
to the main menus like the "Watch TV" button, I can not change it a bit.
 
Also if someone know how to change the font of the program guide, that 
would be way helpful. I managed to change the font of the OSD but that 
was it.
 


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Re: [mythtv-users] Font problems in all themes (inc. Myxer) except GANT

[Daniel Segel]

Check your Xorg.log file to see what DPI your display is running at 
(grep DPI /var/log/Xorg.0.log); the fonts are scaled for an assumed 
100dpi display. You can change this with the DisplaySize parameter in 
the Monitor section of your xorg.conf (or equivalent.)


For a 720x480 display you need 'DisplaySize 182 121' or thereabouts.

Daniel

Neil Bird wrote:



  Running FC3/0.18, with urw-fonts downgraded to FC2 version to fix
underhang/size issues.


  So I've been running with GANT pretty much since install, but in the
spirit of variety I thought I'd try a few others.  However, none of the
themes I've tried seem to honour the font-size settings.

  I've a 32" wide-screen TV, and I like the program guide font to be
pretty small so's I can get a decent amount of text in each box, but all
but GANT seem to have he same too-large font.  Fiddling with the
font-sizes doesn't actually appear to affect /anything/.

  In fact, IIRC, I only got the small text in GANT when I ticked some
box that said something like 'use small text'.


  Am I missing something, or is my setup borked?



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Re: [mythtv-users] Mythfilldatabase auto run - again sorry

[Daniel Segel]

You could also look into fcron, which is designed for systems that are 
up intermittantly - I believe it has the capability to run jobs that 
were scheduled in the past but did not complete because the system was 
not up (like a typical desktop or laptop, as opposed to a server that is 
up all the time.)


Daniel

Matthew Carle wrote:


It seems I pressed the wrong key combination L

I’ve got mythfilldatabase set to run daily at any time from within 
mythtvsetup. The problem is that it doesn’t insert any guide data. I 
get messages like this on mythweb:


Last mythfilldatabase run started on 2005-06-19 11:55 and ended on 
2005-06-19 11:55. mythfilldatabase ran, but did not insert any new 
data into the Guide. This can indicate a potential grabber failure.


When I log in as root and run mythfilldatabase it works fine.

I was under the impression that it would be running as root anyway so 
there shouldn’t be any permission problems. Is there any way I can 
determine what the problem is.


Alternatively is there another way I can run it. The computer isn’t on 
all the time (nvram-wakeup) so crontab wouldn’t work (or am I mistaken?).


Thanks,

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[mythtv-users] What video cards *DO* work with closed captioning and audio time stretch?

[Daniel Segel]

I'm currently using a PVR-350 for both in and out of my MythTV box, and 
while the video quality is great, the Closed Captioning and audio time 
stretch features don't currently work for me (even with the latest ivtv 
drivers.)


So what's the best option if I want to make cc and time stretch work? Do 
I need a new video-out card, a new capture card, or both? What models 
will support those features and also have really high-quality 640x480 or 
720x480 output?


Specs:
MythTV 0.18.1-r2
Athlon XP 1700+
Gentoo linux w/2.6.10-gentoo-r6 kernel
ivtv 0.3.6-o
ivtvdev 0.10.2
NTSC system

Thanks,
Daniel
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Re: [mythtv-users] VLC and MythVideo

[Daniel Segel]

I'm trying to get vlc working on my Myth box, but so far have run into 
problems related to sound and xv support. It works fine on a similar 
linux system (same hardware except for video out), so I'm sure I'll get 
it working eventually. Then the question becomes: is it any better than 
xine (which is working well with DVDs, although the sound needs tweaking.)


Once I get it working I'll report back with the settings I used and how 
it compares to xine.


Daniel

Robert Karaffa wrote:

I've been experimenting with MythVideo, mostly on my OS X frontend. 
For OS X, mplayer is the video player that works best, except I get 
crackly audio on everything.
In Linux, xine seemed to be the best...except I could not get it to 
show subtitles (I like indie and foreign films!).

So I was stuck, until I tried fooling with VLC.
VLC in Linux is the bomb. It shows subtitles, is highly configurable, 
plays .iso files, DVDs, the works. The best part is that the command 
line call in MythVideo is as simple as:

Code:
 vlc

Installation in KnoppMyth R5A16 was a snap:
apt-get install vlc
No dependency probs (yay!).
Latest downloadable version is 0.8.1.
The interface is easily configured on-screen, then it can be put away 
for good. Much better than xine. yay!
For OS X, VLC will work, but it will not come to the foreground when 
called unless I alt-tab to it. Bummer. I'm working on that, but have 
only succeeded in making it crash.
Volume levels of VLC in OS X are much better than mplayer. Louder, 
crisper and clearer. If anybody has any ideas or is also fooling with 
VLC, I'd like to share notes!


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Re: [mythtv-users] Up and Down keys and seeking

[Daniel Segel]

Yeah, I initially found it strange as well, and the opposite of what I 
expected, but now I'm used to it.


Still, if it were easy to reverse them then I would.

Daniel

Xiaotian Sun wrote:


Hi,

Is it just me or other people also find it counter-intuitive to bind
Up key to backward seeking and Down key to forward seeking in mythtv?

I cannot change this behavior in mythweb because Up and Down are bound
globally.

Any suggestions?

Xiaotian
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Re: [mythtv-users] stickykeys

[Daniel Segel]

It's under Setup -> TV Settings -> Playback, about 5 or 6 screens in
(heading is 'Seeking')

Daniel

Calvin Leung wrote:


Hi,

How to setup stickykeys option?  I can't quite find it.   Thanks,

-Calvin
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Re: [mythtv-users] Considering MythTV, curious about relative WAF.

[Daniel Segel]

James Alexander wrote:


I concur with what has already been said. I don't own, nor have I ever
had a DirectTV Tivo but my cousin has (you may also have a different
version, provider, etc. so this may not be true in your case) but he
said that he couldn't watch a recorded program and record a new
recording at the same time. This is something that I do constantly
with mythtv.

 

Your cousin is doing something wrong. You can record a new program and 
watch a pre-recorded one on *any* TiVo; a DirecTiVo allows you to watch 
one recorded program and record *two* new ones at the same time.


I've had a TiVo for several years and just started playing with MythTV 
both as a hobby and because I wanted the ability to record two shows at 
once (you can do that on DirecTiVos but not on standalone units like I 
have.)


My thoughts after about two weeks with MythTV:

o Some of the MythTV features are quite a bit more advanced than TiVo

o The MythTV UI is not a smooth nor as easy to figure out

o MythTV doesn't FF or Rewind as smoothly as my TiVo does, nor are the 
controls as quick to respond or as intuitive to use (maybe this is due 
to my using a PVR-350?)


o MythTV doesn't support closed captions on a PVR-350 as of now

Overall, I'd say it's a trade off between ease of use and 
flexibility/power. I personally love some of the recording features of 
MythTV and commercial skip (of course), but my wife isn't quite so 
enamored because the core functionality of the MythTV is buried in with 
a ton of options. For her a PVR is a tool, and she'd rather have a pair 
of pliers than a Leatherman.


Daniel


My mother uses mythtv all the time. She is moderately adept at using
computers. All she needed was a quick once over what the buttons do,
and the menu structure (where to go to watch recordings, create new
recordings, etc.) and she was good to go.


On 6/9/05, Robin Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 


My MythTV box is rock solid stable (unless I mess with stuff - but
that's personal choice).

My 8 year old can use it, my wife loves it, Who can ask for anything more.

Robin

On 6/9/05, Garry Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
   


On 6/9/05, David Asher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 


Our household is currently all DirecTivos (2 series 1, 1 HDTivo).

My wife LOVES her/our tivos.  (As do I)

Unfortunately, DirecTV ticked me off recently with the NFL Sunday Ticket
pricing, and I've always loved the convergence possiblities (realities?)
of MythTV, so I'm thinking of using it as an opportunity to bring in MythTV.

Once MythTV is working, is it as stable as the tivos?  Is it as
trustworthy as the tivos?  I haven't had a chance to play with it yet,
is it as easy to use as the tivos?  I know it can do things that the
tivos can't, but I'm not sure my wife will be interested in those things.

Anyone with experience using both directivos and MythTV please chime
in.  I really,really,REALLY don't want to lose the WAF of the Tivos.

Thanks,

David.
   


I have no experience with Tivo's, as I never saw the value of paying
for them. But when I thought about the possibility of building my own,
it was easy to shell out a couple of hundred bucks for some capture
cards and a big hdd.
I believe the WAF is very high with my Mythbox. About the only time
she gets upset is when I start fiddling around and break it. And even
then it's not too bad, because when I am done and it's back online, it
usually works better than it did previously (new features, plugins,
etc.).
The wife is actually sitting right next to me now, on her *cough*
windows box. Let me ask her to rate it on a scale of 1 - 10...
She says it would rate a 7 if it were not sitting in a tower case
beside the TV. The fact that I don't have it in a compact type case
drops it to a 5. She also adds that because I now am in front of the
TV a lot more than I used to be, perhaps it's a 4.
However, she never misses an Oprah anymore, so I'm offended by her rating of 7.
--Garry
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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: Hardware Recommendations?

[Daniel Segel]

My PVR-350 at 720x480 produces files that are about 2.4GB/hour with a 
high bit rate, or about 5GB for a 2 hour+ movie. Transcoding can reduce 
that by half again, but it loses quality so I don't bother. Disk space 
is cheap.


Daniel

Todd Bowman wrote:

I've looked at the HW MPEG2 encoders but MPEG2 seems to take up too 
much room.  I tried using the SW MPEG2 encoding in MythTV and within 
one day my 160GB disk was filled.  Even though I turned on automatic 
transcoding to MPEG4, the recordings just seemed to get ahead of the 
transcoding.  Once the disk was full, it couldn't transcode any more.  
Do the HW encoders produce smaller video files?  I don't remember the 
exact file size but I think a 2.5 hour program was something like 
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Re: [mythtv-users] PVR-350 and playing DVD's

[Daniel Segel]

What problems have you had? I'm starting to set this up, and so far xine 
seems to be able to play DVD images (iso's) well, or at least it plays 
the video well - I don't have sound configured correctly yet.


Daniel

mogens lunde wrote:

I have tried to play DVD's using my PVR-350 and both xine (as 
suggested by Jarod) and mplayer. Not very good.


From other posts I have seen that the PVR-350 cannot play DVD's. Is 
this correct, or is there a workaround?


Thanks.

Mogens

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Re: [mythtv-users] pvr-150 tuner type 47 problem

[Daniel Segel]

I see you're using -p 6 and - p 7 for your two PVR-150 cards. Did you
try other values for the -p option for ivtv? Mine used -p 4 for the
tuner input and -p 0 for S-Video.

I would first verify that the signal you're feeding it is good and is on
a known channel (connect it directly to a TV), then try this:

ptune.pl --channel 4 --input /dev/video0 (change channel and device as
appropriate)
ivtvctl -d /dev/video0 -p 0
ivtvctl -I

and look to see if it has a good signal - the first two lines should 
tell you. If not, repeat the second two commands with -p 1 through -p 8 
and see what they give you.


Daniel Segel

Dan H Orlic wrote:


2 PVR-150 in system--

Ok, from all the mailing lists I have seen it looks like this is what is
comes down to:

ivtv: Tuner Type 47, Tuner formats 0x1000, Radio: yes, Model
0x00892598, Revision 0x0001
ivtv: NTSC tuner detected
ivtv: Radio detected
cx25840: Unknown parameter `no_black_magic'
ivtv: Failed to load module cx25840

apparently that no_black_magic parameter is key to the 150 working (When
I comment it out all i get is static)

my problem is all the solutions out there say to upgrade the kernel but
i am running:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# uname -a
Linux mythtv 2.6.11.9-chw-2 #1 SMP Sat May 14 12:11:44 CDT 2005 i686
GNU/Linux

Will a force install of 2.6.11.11 do the trick?  I'd hate to download a
kernel tarball and try to figure out all the config options that
knoppmyth set for optimizing mythtv.

Please help, I feel that this is the last hurdle to clear before getting
my system up and running! More info below:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# more /etc/init.d/set_ivtv_params
/usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video0 -u 0x3000 -f width=720,height=480
-p 6
#/usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video0 -c
dnr_mode=0,dnr_temporal=4,dnr_spatial=4
#/usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video0 -x 0

/usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video1 -u 0x3000 -f width=720,height=480
-p 7
#/usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video1 -c
dnr_mode=0,dnr_temporal=4,dnr_spatial=4
#/usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -d /dev/video1 -x 0
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# more /etc/mythtv/modules/ivtv
alias char-major-81 videodev
alias char-major-81-0 ivtv
alias char-major-81-1 ivtv
alias char-major-61 lirc_i2c

options cx25840 no_black_magic=1
options ivtv ivtv_std=0 tda9887=0,0 ivtv_debug=1

options cx25840 i2c_enable=1
options saa7127 i2c_enable=-1
options msp3400 once=1 simple=1




install ivtv /sbin/modprobe tuner; /sbin/modprobe
msp3400; /sbin/modprobe saa7115;  /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install  ivtv
remove ivtv /sbin/modprobe -r --ignore-remove ivtv && /sbin/modprobe -r
saa7115
&& /sbin/modprobe -r msp3400 && /sbin/modprobe -r tuner
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[mythtv-users] ivtvdev driver options in xorg.conf - which is best?

[Daniel Segel]

I'm using a PVR-350 with ivtv 0.2.0_rc3-r4 drivers. I've seen X 
configurations with the following entries after the "driver ivtvdev" line:


option "fbdev"
option "ivtvdev"
option "ivtv"

Which one is best, and what's the difference between them? The first two 
both seem to work fine for me. The last one might have been a typo.


Thanks,

Daniel Segel
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