Add the following to:
/usr/local/freevo/local_conf.py
DIR_AUDIO = [ ('Robs MP3s', '/home/stereo/mp3') ]
Make sure not to have the last slash after
/home/stereo/mp3
Cheers,
Rich
--- Robert Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok mabey I am an idiot ;) but I cant get the config
> setup correctly.
Ok mabey I am an idiot ;) but I cant get the config setup correctly.
All I wanna do is add all the mp3s I have to the list. They are are in
the directory /home/stereo/mp3/ . So if anyone can help me get this
straight that would be great, many thanks!
Rob
I just got the latest freevo up and running on my
redhat 9 linux box. I was just wondering if there was a way to improve the video
quality. I'm getting a flicker when watching tv or recorded stuff. It only
happens when there is movement on the screen. All these little white horizontal
lines
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I've played around with the new binary release (nice
work !) and encountered a few problems.
1. idlebar
I tried to move the icons to the right side. Increased
'level' to 40 (mail), 50 (tv) and 70 (clock), but positions
didn't change at all.
2. idleba
This is in reply to the Shuttle XPC question.
I have a SV24 running a Cyrix 800mhz cpu and 512mb ram. For a tuner I have one of the Hauppauge WinTV PCI cards, bt878 chipset. The SV24 uses the Savage4 video drivers. Redhat didn't automatically setup the s-video, and I'm no good with X to configu
> if you are using the release from yesterday (1.3.2), you have to build sdl
> yourself with the psdl12cvs-directfb09-16-tvout.diff patch. you can find
> this patch somewhere in the freevo cvs.
OK.. I've successfully complied & installed SDL-1.2.5 (
http://www.libsdl.org/ ).. with the patch.
>
Is there any chance you can send me a copy of your XFree86 config when
you have a chance? It'd really help to have a reference.
Thanks,
Taylor
Davin Desborough wrote:
I had the same problem. For me, it turned out that my card/driver did not
like one of the option statements. It was either the
I had the same problem. For me, it turned out that my card/driver did not
like one of the option statements. It was either the one that set NTSC or
the one that set the output to SVIDEO (I think this was it). Removing the
offending option got everything up and running for me.
Sorry I'm being vague
On Wednesday 02 July 2003 16:34, Kevin Barsby wrote:
>
> I had read somewhere that people have had problems getting the nForce2
> chipset to work properly, but from your experiences it's possible, just
> not a "standard" install.
The video driver was the usual nVidia Linux driver - which is now a
Not a question that pops up every day ;-)
OK, I lie.. Freevo is easier.. Thanks why I use it. I tried mythtv,
and I still havne't got mysql working even after using a flat redhat8
build. When I started using freevo I was a complete linux newb, fed up
with the PVR options for my dxr3 card on win
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Say I wanted to use the page up and page down keys for something I would
> have to add it to the osd.py file under the "cmds_sdl = {}" correct?
Yes and no. To add new keys, you have to change cmds_sdl inside osd.py
(this should move to freevo_config.py some day). But p
Thanks for the responses guys.
A couple of further comments:
4. NOISE: The SN41G2 features heat-pipe cooling, I've put in a low noise
CPU fan, but I still find the thing too noisy to leave on in the living
room all day. I'm now investigating options for the PSU and GPU fans
Interesting, as th
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