I was wondering if someone can set me straight. It seems like all
modern video cards have DVI-I out. I understand this is to drive flat
panel monitors.
I remember hearing several months ago that [some standards group]
decided that the HDTV interface would be DVI. I was excited. Now that
I
Hello, my work in progress contains ripping to .wav
format for those who don't like lossy compression
(and i just got .mp3 rips working as well for those
who do).
-Rich
--- Aubin Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm interested; though I'd like to see what happens
> with Xiph before
> going furt
Hi Peter,
I sent a series of emails explaining this that should solve the
problem. The issue is not with tv_sort, but a change in North American
listings that is fixed in recent pre releases of Freevo, including
1.3.2pre1
Aubin
On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 10:30:34PM -0400, Peter Howell wrote:
> I'm
I'm not getting the error message from tv_sort, but it's still not
fixing the entries with no stop date. Could it be broken? I haven't
had time to do more than a cursory look at the code at this point.
Peter
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 02:19, Charles wrote:
> > Configuration: New RH 9 install & F
I'm interested; though I'd like to see what happens with Xiph before
going further. I'm sure that whatever happens with encoding, it'll
involve either pipes or some other way of specifying how to encode.
The big problem is tagging; we have Python libraries for writing Ogg
and ID3v2.4 tags, but I h
Hello all,
I am new to freevo, but I've been delving through the config options for
about two
weeks now. I love the program, but I'm having a small issue with my DVD
drive.
Whenever I put in either a DVD or Audio CD to play in freevo, everything is
wonderful.
However, when I return to the main
Hi everyone, Im new to this mail list along with freevo. I was wondering
what my best method of grabbing tv would be, with a video capture card or
with a tv tuner card. I will be running a s-video cable from the back of
my satellite reciever to which ever device i decide to go with, i just
need t
Okay, I'm late to this thread, but is anyone else interested in flac lossless
compression? At the moment I've been ripping manually and storing as .wavs. I'd like
to use flac at some point, but I'm not sure how to play them on the framebuffer. I
understand Mplayer can use xmms plugins and th
Mandrake ships with XFS and I use it, very good FS.
It's in 2.5 and if you get the Con Kolivas patch it ships there too...
--- Alan Murrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: > Hello,
>
> > "industrial strength" systems like XFS and JFS.
>
> Actually, I was going to give XFS a try, particualrly
>
On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 10:29:37AM -0300, Rob Shortt wrote:
> I have experienced several crashes lately, which I have been attributing
> to excesive heat with my new (small) case. Last night I updated my
> kernel to 2.4.21-rc7-ac1, and after that I was hard pressed to crash.
> Maybe that's beca
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xfs is designed to handle large files speedily.
It is in some kernels, some not. If you compile your own kernel, you
can put it in if you patch the kernel. It's not too difficult to do.
That said, I still recommend against xfs, since it still has d
Krister Lagerstrom wrote:
Please help by fixing problems like this directly in the wiki. That goes
for everybody...
fixed, and a new alternative added.
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Not yet, as far as I know, though you can customize the colors and the
fonts. It depends what level of customization you want. We can't add
shaded rounded boxes behind the text yet, but there is a fair amount
you CAN do, and it's much nicer than mplayer for television anyway.
On Wed, Jun 11, 2003
Hello,
> "industrial strength" systems like XFS and JFS.
Actually, I was going to give XFS a try, particualrly
since it was made for video files, etc., but it seems
to have disappeared from the kernel. :-(
Alan
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Post your f
Aubin Paul wrote:
It has a nice OSD, great quality and perfect audio sync.
Can the OSD be customized so that it has a consistent look-and-feel with
Freevo?
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It's funny this thread should arise because I now think that my recent
crash was due to filesystem corruption (maybe not the crash but probably
my inability to boot from my root fs). I too am using Reiserfs.
I have experienced several crashes lately, which I have been attributing
to excesive h
Rob,
Can you perhaps add tvtime to the runtime, it only requires xlibs, and
a dynamic binary is about 350k. I just think that for the many people
who have had audiosync problems, it's a much nicer alternative. Plus,
after you and Dischi try it, you may be convinced to switch from
mplayer to tvtime
In case anyone is wondering, I have removed this download from the
website until I recover my machine and have a chance to add
freevo_python to the package. Sometme this evening... (~10 hours).
Sorry for any inconvenience,
-Rob
Rob Shortt wrote:
Ok, the biggest problem would be the fact that th
I wouldn't switch from Reiserfs, especially not to ext3; Reiserfs has
some big advantages namely, it's ability to deal with many small files
(mp3s, caches, etc.) and it's recovery stuff. I use Reiserfs both on
my Freevo box, and on a production webserver, which has experienced a
few power outages,
Ok, the biggest problem would be the fact that there's no freevo_python
inside! I guess I was too tired and messed up my last update. Anyhow,
my Freevo box won't boot now so I must fix that first.
-Rob
Rob Shortt wrote:
Hi all,
There is a new runtime version available and the sooner we can t
Yep. That's the trick. Thanks.
> in your ~/.xinitrc or /etc/X11/Sessions/whatever or ~/.xsession file,
> put the following line in
>
> xset s off
>
> that will turn off screen blanking.
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Mike Payson wrote:
> What is the recommended partition type for Freevo? I've been using
> ReiserFS, but after a accidentally tripped circiut breaker, my
> system won't reboot.
As far as I know the internal of ReiserFS it is very robust. But, if
the B*-tree ist broken, I can't think of a way to rec
Hi,
I use ext3
(http://www.redhat.com/support/wpapers/redhat/ext3/index.html#toc). My
filesystem has survived hundreds of "un-clean" system restarts with power
cycling without any failure.
UPS is supported by most Linux distros nowadays - check out the "UPS How To"
for more info.
Best Regards,
/
"Walker Gary" wrote:
> I posted a message a couple days ago, but I think my subject line was
> misleading.
>
> I had freevo up and running on a machine for a couple weeks - I upgraded
> to a newer version by typing
>
> cvs update
Always use 'cvs update -dP'. -d also creates new directories, maybe
Its a standard feature on all the UPS I've ever used... usually a serial
port or more recently USB...
You can get all sorts of info from the UPS... run time, voltage, load etc
(depending on the type of UPS)...
Surely the partion type is a result of what the distro you are running
supports?
---
"Edward Povazan" wrote:
> I looked at the source a little - I have no ISO9660 in the /etc/fstab, so
> the regex doesn't match, and match_iso is None. Hmm, maybe this should be on
> the developers list?
Yes. It's a know bug. Try Freevo 1.3.2-pre4, this is the latest
release and should be stable. Or
On Wednesday 11 June 2003 00:35, Aubin Paul wrote:
>
> > The sorts of things I'd like to see have a nicer interface include:
> > *Simple Creator/Editor for XML files (for grouping files, associating
> > thumbnails, setting prefs, etc...)
>
> Can you elaborate on what you mean? I think calling som
I apologize if this is already a known issue, or worse yet user error.
But im attempting to download the source for freevo from the link
provided by the website. Im taken to the page where a list of mirrors is
given, but it seems to just link back to itself.
I've tried different variations [such as
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