skeeterskip wrote:
ohh, ha ha. It looks like Moby to me. It isn't Mothers
day until Sunday, why is it on so early?
--- Chad Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
skeeterskip wrote:
I have picture that appears in Freevo today in
upper left of screen. It is a
little icon of someones face. Anyone el
ohh, ha ha. It looks like Moby to me. It isn't Mothers
day until Sunday, why is it on so early?
--- Chad Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> skeeterskip wrote:
> > I have picture that appears in Freevo today in
> upper left of screen. It is a
> > little icon of someones face. Anyone else get
>
One of the steps in freevo setup says this about lirc:
o make sure to create the /dev/lirc and /dev/lircd devices
I know about making directories and file but not devices.
All the devices I ever needed were present.
Thanks for instructing me how to create devices.
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skeeterskip wrote:
I have picture that appears in Freevo today in upper left of screen. It is a
little icon of someones face. Anyone else get this before?
You have holiday icons enabled. It's supposed to be a mother. Get it? Mother's
Day on Sunday?
=)
Regards,
Chad
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Has anyone tried Leadtek CX2388 chipset tv card in linux?
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=14-122-180&depa=0
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I have picture that appears in Freevo today in upper left of screen. It is a
little icon of someones face. Anyone else get this before?
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Hi,
2 Years ago Krister released the version version of Freevo. I'm proud
to announce the first release candidate for 1.5.0 today. Much changed
between Freevo 1.0 and the current release -- but not so much between
pre1 and rc1 of 1.5.0.
Hi there,
I'm using fxd files to describe video files.
The fxd files are created by video.imdb plugin.
The user running freevo doesn't have write permissions on video
directories, the .fxd file then goes to ~/.freevo/vfs/video-dir/
I can see the cover, the tagline and the description as expected
