Well, I'm running media-box on Celeron 1.7GHz. I don't have any issues
playing DVD's or any type of MPEG movies. They all work fine. My only
problem is when I try and save TV shows, I lose frames and CPU usage is
about 100%. I am just looking for alternative to expensive WinTV 250/350
cards.
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 23:04:15 -0700, skeeterskip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am just looking for alternative to expensive WinTV 250/350
cards.
A less compute-intensive codec is probably the way to go. You should
be able to save as high-bitrate MPEG-1 or MJPEG or any of a bunch of
other things
Matthieu Weber wrote:
Btw, do you have programs in Germany which are subtitled with a SPU
stream which is independant from the video stream (i.e. the player has
to overlay the subtitles over the video before displaying) ?
Don't know, I have to make some test recordings.
I try to implement
Barnowl wrote:
Dishci-
How can I tell freevo to how to 'see' .ogg files in the movie menu.I
get a few movies in that format. Mplayer and Xine can both play
them.
ogg is audio, ogm is video. But if you want to add ogg files and you
are using Freevo 1.5.0-rc3, just add
Hi,
yesterday I played with three tv players supporting dvb to find the
right one for Freevo. All players have problems I want to have
removed. So here a list of what I found out:
1. mplayer
+ good output (many vo modules)
+ support to add infos on the screen with bmovl
- no channel
Note: added Cc to Daniel. Maybe forward to xine-devel?
Rob Shortt wrote:
Dirk Meyer wrote:
2. xine
+ also a wide range of output
- bad channel switching during runtime
- no live pause
- no seek back while watching
Actually the input_pvr plugin in xine-lib does live pause and
Dirk Meyer wrote:
Rob Shortt wrote:
Ok, about xine. One of my beefs about xine is how input_pvr is
implimented. Using a ivtv or wintv pvr-2/350 card you can timeshift
live tv in xine with a pretty OSD and it works. The problem here is
they put this timeshifting layer right in the pvr plugin
Chris Griffiths wrote:
I am working on a streamdev-client plugin for Freevo to talk to
streamdev-server of VDR. Even without this I can watch TV from VDR
through Freevo using mplayer and a URL for each channel. The only
problem here is slow channel switching because mplayer wants to buffer
These settings seem to be totally ignored. I have two sound cards
installed, one for recording (dsp0) and one for listening (dsp1), but
whatever values I use in the setting below seemed to be ignored. It uses
dsp0 no matter what.
AUDIO_DEVICE= '/dev/dsp1' # e.g.: /dev/dsp0,
