On Fri, 2004-06-18 at 08:13 -0400, Aubin Paul wrote:
> Hi Brian,
Hi Aubin,
> I've merged your patch into CVS.
Great!
> I think I've seen this type of
> behaviour before, especially if you leave the recordserver running for
> weeks at a time.
Which I do. Once Freevo is up, it doesn't usually
Not sure if this is addressed in 1.5 or not yet, as I have yet to get
around to testing that out, but just yesterday I did some digging to
discover that the timer in the recordserver, that wakes up every minute
on the top of the minute drifts over time.
I have added the following patch to my tree
So, if my VCR_CMD only contains a couple of the cl_options keys won't it
> fail?
Doesn't for me.
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the stderr of the recorder process
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+if DEBUG:
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+pass # File closed
class Record_Thread(threading.Thread):
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'seconds' : rec_prog.rec_duration }
self.rec_command = config.VCR_CMD % cl_options
for VCR_CMDs that don't want the whole pathname, but just the base
filename to put the recorded content into (i.e. they take care of the
path themselves).
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rogram --title="bar" --sub-title="foo" --start=1070148618
--stop=1071138618 --channel="15"
Once I have it all working, I will post details here.
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ngineer it from the code?
Thanx,
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self.do_cwd(arg, menuw)
File "/usr/src/freevo/src/directory.py", line 570, in do_cwd
I can work around the issue simply by running "freevo cache" and then
restarting freevo.
Any ideas what the problem is?
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h I have also
discovered myself.
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#x27;m going to try it here too.
Should be the same as what Freevo spits out on debug such as above, no?
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The cases of the Miami, Florida police department's Crime Scene
Investigations unit.
Crime / Mystery
A city to die for.
60 min
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As you can see the "&" in the "file id" tag was not escaped into an
"&"
Why not have freevo pickle the xmltv data (in the background) as soon as
it notices that the file has been replaced? This would prevent the long
wait the user suffers when he chooses the tv guide option.
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looks great, which is why I am suspecting that freevo is causing this
problem.
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I am wondering if this reading of mplayer's output by freevo is causing
mplayer to momentarily block on all or some output lines.
Thots?
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On Tue, 2003-06-24 at 19:05, Aubin Paul wrote:
>
> 1. Move all patches for third-party products into runtime/patches
But a much better idea would be to get them included upstream so that we
don't have to maintain patches.
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accomplished with a layout manager. Most GUI toolkits
have them, several different ones in fact.
Just an observation: it seems that Freevo has taken on the task of
writing yet-another-GUI-toolkit rather than leveraging off of the many
that are already out there and relatively mature.
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thing and record another at the same time.
> and only
> recording regular cable (as before) with Freevo :-)
So you have both a digital and analog signal on your cable? Did the
cable co. not terminate your analog service when they installed the
digital service?
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look at the classes I built for Programs, Episodes and Showings and
how I import the XMLTV data into them.
That's as far as I have gotten with my Python port of my scheduling
code so far.
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here I am using freevo now, but I am still
annoyed at the result of pressing and holding the down key (for
instance) in the Recorded TV Programs menu. The cursor keeps moving
way beyond my releasing the key.
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f( config.MAJOR_AUDIO_CTRL == 'VOL' ):
mixer.incMainVolume()
It sucks, I know, but there is not much else we can do with the
current event processing architecture the way it is.
But having a functional repeating scheme is a lot better than having
lirc only return single e
, or is there a big piece to this puzzle that I am missing? Is
there some way to have mplayer read the audio from the device and
delay it just as much as the video? Is my local configuration just
screwed or does Freevo not use this method by default for viewing TV?
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could handle it. :-)
> I am also going to do
> some work which will result in it being easier to use a GUIObject (fewer
> lines of code).
Cool.
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ays asterisks, and as well, only allows
the input of numerics, because if you are displaying asterisks, it's
not really practical to have multiple presses of a key mean something
different.
I would also propose since there is only one value for a key, that the
cursor be moved along to the next digit automatically on the entering
of a value rather than with the LEFT/RIGHT events. Those events
should still move the cursor back and forth, but it should move from
one input digit to the next automatically.
Any thots on any/all of this?
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g view of everything I have available to
watch without having to "page" too much up and down.
> Or you can make two menusets,
> one with, one without info area. You could toggle between the
> two. Take a look at blue2 with my skin skin and press DISPLAY here and
> there.
I like it!!
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et the rest ?
Well, like I said, there are a number of grabbers in the XMLTV project
that you can model after and/or modify. And this work does belong in
the XMLTV project rather than the Freevo project.
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rom fast fingers.
> I would like to see that changed too; but I haven't had time to merge
> up to Dischi's new skin, when I do, that's one of the usability issues
> on my TODO list...
Great! :-)
> My rule for usability: If you need to explain it, it's probably not
> intuitive. :)
Good rule.
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after viewing them.
On the listing by date issue, maybe a toggle to list sorted by date or
by name would be nice.
On my simple PVR GUI, I pop up a dialog "Do you want to delete XXX?
Y/N" after an item is played.
I noticed you didn't comment on the view lists being implicitly
scrol
again please.
Works fine now. :-)
> Now it should work with the images in the cvs. But I also added a test
> if image is None to avoid that in the future.
Good idea.
> Thanks for the report
NP.
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File "skins/dischi1/listing_area.py", line 358, in update_content
self.draw_image(area.images['downarrow'].filename, area.images['downarrow'])
File "skins/dischi1/area.py", line 745, in draw_image
image = pygame.transform.scale(osd.loadbitmap(image), (val.width, val.height))
TypeError: argument 1 must be Surface, not None
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the cvs commits list, but I just can't handle any more mail.)
Which/who's WIP should I be using to be getting the latest
features/development of the GUI? Or are there several "skins" that
are using the newest gui developments? Who thinks their's is the most
"progressiv
in terms of percentages is infinately small.
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and/or portions from the middle.
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out 20% CPU usage. If you are going to
sacrifice resolution at all, only do it on the horizontal plane.
Leave the vertical resolution at 480 and then you will get both fields
which means smoother motion.
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cording is that the scheduler can try to find an
alternate showing of the "regular" recording to record.
No ideas on why the use of the Time class for the start attribute in
class Showing does not result in using Time.__str__() when printing
the start time with a "%s" format specifier in Showing.__str__()?
Maybe I will have to go ask on a Python help forum.
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that matches our wanted list.
Maybe I will take a look at how xmltv parsing is done currently and at
least get started by reading the xmltv schedule into the classes.
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ss some keys on your IR. You should see a bunch of "read()"s
with junk in it. If not, then lircd is not getting IR pulses from the
lirc driver.
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s. Maybe your
remote and the lirc for it don't agree. Maybe your lirc kernel driver
is broken somehow.
> Did Freevo maybe break something in lirc?
If irw doesn't even work, then no. You need to do some basic lirc
debugging.
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but it is quite easy to
> simulate them through additional 3D texture tricks with only little cpu
> utilization.
Or why not utilize hardware overlay if you really want to overlay
something on the picture?
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how do I take advantage of src/gui stuff? My guess is that I need
to use a skin designed to use it. Am I correct? How do I go about
doing that? Which skin(s) use the stuff in src/gui?
Thanx,
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ording time.
> Hmm... that hasn't happened to me since I started giving it the one
> second which seems to be enough to close the mpeg, change the channel
> and start a new one. You could probably reduce that 1 second to 0.10
> seconds even, if your machine is faster.
With mp1e 1 second might be fine. With other encoders it might not
be. Using the 1 second is error-prone. Chaining jobs or using a lock
file is not.
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On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 01:12:33AM -0500, Aubin Paul wrote:
> I've got a few moments to think about the recording interface, and
> this is what I've come up with. A few slight modifications to the
> recording system may be helpful.
I have lots of experience at this part. I hope I can help, at le
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