Are there some documents that explain how to build this?
Regards.
* Aubin Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [140503, 09:39]:
> Yes, it is possible. However, it takes a few things:
>
> 1) A patched SDL (the patch is in Freevo CVS)
> 2) Freevo must be configured to use the specific resolution for your
>
Hi,
played a bit around yesterday and could successfully compile everything when
using libsdl-1.2.4, though on my main machine it even works with
libsdl-1.2.5.
Marius
On Tuesday 03 June 2003 05:20, nobody wrote:
> Ok the -encode fixed the gtk problem
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> freevo-runtime compila
Sounds exactly like what I'm looking for, can you send on your
XF86CONFIG? Thanks rob.
Johnm.
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> Of Robert Wohleb
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Look ma, no window mana
Hi Alan,
Have tried VIAs drivers (http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=296#KPLE) yet ?
Check out the the item marked New (Mandrake 9.0), maybe this can help you...
Anyway, there is a README in that package that might be helpfull.
Maybe you will have to use them in order to get the "Device" parameters
Okay, so I'm making a little progress. I am getting
the "ModeLines"; in fact, everything seems to be
loading, except my screen is still blank (but a sort
of darker blank, if you know what I mean?)
Running 'ps -aux' confirms that Freevo is running:
root 1215 0.0 0.9 2380 1124 vc/1 S
Ok the -encode fixed the gtk problem
Thanks a lot
freevo-runtime compilains about freetype-config
missing the first time I run it.
then after that freevo-runtime compilains about
undefined SDL referances.
Hi,
I nearly have the same problems. As I also have
USE="dxr3" it wants to
have
libfame
Hi Jason,
Thank you for your response.
> I have the same problem with an Epia 800. (a Trident
> CyberBlade-based board).
Actually, I think that's the same board I have :-) I
actually bought it to play with, and once satisifed
with the results, will likely upgrade to one of the
other models, and
Hello,
To whom do I submit documentation? I didn't see this
in the docs already, but I have successfully setup and
ATI RF remote for use under Freevo using LIRC, and I
figured there may be others who would be interested.
Should I just post it here?
Please advise.
Alan Murrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Just as an addendum to this, I am using a recompiled mplayer (it's in
/usr/local/bin/mplayer)
I tried using ./runtime/mplayer/mplayer and it did NOT work with dxr3,
but the included libSDL seems to support the dxr3
Audio was out of sync until i gave up on the sound card and just stuck
the audi
Hi,
I'm unable to get my sound working in the pre4
release.
I use -ac mad -ac hwac3 and -ao alsa9 on my sblive
5.1 with digital out.
The standard mplayer won't work with this. I've
tried the runapp runtime/apps/mplayer/mplayer with these args and that one also
said unable to open sou
There is an option in your local freevo config for starting freevo in full screen mode.
I run Freevo as the WM on my Gentoo box using a GeForce4 MX 420. It works great. I
setup my XF86Config to house mutliple screen configs. The startx script will use my
normal monitor in a hi-res mode for norma
Hello Tommy,
> I think that your problem with the TV output might
> be related to vertical and horisontal sync
> frequencies.
Sorry, I know this is not so much a Freevo issue as an
X issue, but I thought I would post here to see if any
other ideas popped up.
I was able to get a litle further, b
It seems that I fixed my own problem.
I reverted to a stock freevo-runtime installation, and set the output to
dxr3 in freevo.conf, and all was good.
Apparently the runtime dlls have dxr3 built in, since I haven't seemed
to have any problems yet.
I haven't tried watching TV on it yet, but vide
skeeterskip wrote:
> I'm looking for way of having multiple versions of
> freevo installed in different places. I've downloaded
> older version and installed it in
> /usr/local/freevo-1.3.1 and have never version in
> usr/local/freevo. However, I'm getting
>
> AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has
Alan Murrell wrote:
Really? What does your .xinitrc file look like for
that? Something like:
exec freevo&
instead of:
exec twm& ??
Hi Alan,
Yep, basically:
kylie root # more .xinitrc
/opt/freevo/freevo
How do you tell it start in fullscreen mode? (I still
have to get X to display on my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I have everything pretty much working (Freevo menu, 800x600 screen
> size, etc.), except when I play video files, they are not played full
> screen. Instead, they are played in a small window that is centered
> in the middle of the TV screen.
I have the same problem with
Hi Tommy,
> will be of little use since you are using an EPIA
> board, right ?
Correct.
> You should probably use KLE133 drivers for EPIA
Hrm, Mandrake 9.1 detected them as "Trident Cyberblade
(generic)", which runs well on my monitor. Perhaps I
will give that a try first, but with the ModeLin
Hello,
Just thought I would change the subject of this thread
so we don't pollute the original thread with
non-useful posts for it :-)
> Why load a windows manager at all? Freevo is setup
> to be the 'windows manager' on my gentoo box and
Really? What does your .xinitrc file look like for
that?
Why load a windows manager at all? Freevo is setup to be the 'windows
manager' on my gentoo box and works pretty well.
Paul
To those running Freevo under X: what window managers
do you use??
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> The swap space is a little small, I think. General
> rule of thumb is that it should be 2-2.5 times the
> size of your RAM, though when you get up to about
> 512MB of RAM, I think 1X the amount of RAM should be
> sufficient.
well in fact you just need swap when you don't have enought memory, th
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