For DVB-T ( I have a USB Nova T Stick from hauppauge) I have the
following VCR command:
VCR_CMD = CONF.mplayer + ' -dumpstream -dumpfile %(filename)s
"dvb://%(channel)s"'
TV_RECORDFILE_SUFFIX = '.ts'
It just uses mplayer to dump the stream straight to disk. This works
very well and takes only
Pirlouwi wrote:
> Indeed...
> Meanwhile, have I uncommented the option: TV_RECORD_SCHEDULE
> and modified vdev from /dev/video0 (which is a device from my Hauppauge
> Wintv-go card) to /dev/dvb value. I don't know if this is right, but it
> seems logical, and this is the only reference inside /dev
I would dearly love to be able to 'set' the aspect ratio of a file
from within freevo. I know I can create an fxd manually to do this,
but this lowers my WAF. hehe.
What kind of 'file'? I suppose you mean movies; I've added these events to
localconf.py to change aspect ratio of movies in mpla
Hello,
(Thanks for replies from my precedent post, I am working on it now...)
I use freevo 1.7.1 (debian multimedia packages) under debian 4.0 :)
I have another question about the Encoding server, it seems that it
change the resolution of encoded file even if I don't want that.
Some log :
Hello,
I use a DVB-T PCI card.
Here is what I have in my local_conf.py:
VCR_CMD = CONF.mplayer + ' -dumpstream -dumpfile %(filename)s
"dvb://%(channel)s"'
TV_RECORDFILE_SUFFIX = '.ts'
VIDEO_GROUPS[0].group_type = 'dvb'
and of course TV channels:
TV_CHANNELS = [
( 'ARD', 'ARD', 'ARD' ),
Pirlouwi wrote:
> Indeed...
> Meanwhile, have I uncommented the option: TV_RECORD_SCHEDULE
> and modified vdev from /dev/video0 (which is a device from my
> Hauppauge Wintv-go card) to /dev/dvb value. I don't know if this is
> right, but it seems logical, and this is the only reference inside
>
I do have that section set in freevo.conf (geometry = 1920x1080) but I
found that mplayer still had a problem with the aspect ratio, which
was not resolved until I changed the monitoraspect=16:9 setting in
.mplayer/config
Out of curiosity, what was the geometry set to before you changed it?
Josh
What connection do you use between your computer and your TV? I use a
DVI->HDMI cable, and run the output at 1920x1080 which is the native
resolution of my TV. I tried out the new skin for the brief period of
time that I was running 1.7.1, and it looked very nice, but did not
affect the way that
On 5/17/07, Josh Vickery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
[Panorama skin]
>
> What connection do you use between your computer and your TV? I use a
> DVI->HDMI cable, and run the output at 1920x1080 which is the native
> resolution of my TV. I tried out the new skin for the brief period of
> time tha
On Thu, 17 May 2007 10:12:32 -0400
"Josh Vickery" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I do have that section set in freevo.conf (geometry = 1920x1080) but I
> found that mplayer still had a problem with the aspect ratio, which
> was not resolved until I changed the monitoraspect=16:9 setting in
> .mplay
Hi! I've bought a new USB DVB-T, and I can't get it work with freevo. I
had TV plugin deactivated, but now I activate it and when I try to enter
on "Watch TV" crashes.Here is the error:
--
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
Hello,
TV_RECORD_DIR is different from the other media dir settings.
It must not be a tuple, but has to be a path.
Change your settings to:
TV_RECORD_DIR = '/home/dreamux/Grabaciones/'
Regards
Tanja
Ignacio Quezada schrieb:
> Hi! I've bought a new USB DVB-T, and I can't get it work with freevo
I've reached that right now. But now I get this error when I try to
enter to "TV Guide":
WARNING: PyLirc not found, lirc remote control disabled!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/free
Hi All,
I'm using ivtv and get black bars at the side of recordings - I've read this is
common and a
hardware problem. I want to get rid of them so I use mplayer's crop command:
form the command
line:
mplayer -vf-add crop=610:460:10:0 -zoom
works fine. However, the exact same command run fr
Doh, a little bit more information would always be helpful :-)I've added some
details on how to use the DVBStreamer plugins to the wiki,
http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/doc/TvPluginsAlso on the ATSC front I
discovered a couple of bugs today that would prevent it from working, but I've
fix
Hello all,
i am going forward, not successful yet, but a question of time :)
Now, i do not have errors anymore connecting to the recordserver. This means
i can schedule a recording, but...
in the log file of the recordserver, i see this:
2007/05/17 19:00 CEST [HTTPChannel,30,127.0.0.1] config.LOC
Hi,
I'm running freevo 1.7.1 (compiled from source on top of previous
1.7.0source installation) on dual monitor system (Monitor + TV ---
nVidia MX440
video card which has TV svideo output). Everything works fine, but I've
recently tried 'full screen' mode on TV screen (tried both '-fs' flag to
'f
> Hi,
>
> I'm running freevo 1.7.1 (compiled from source on top of previous
> 1.7.0source installation) on dual monitor system (Monitor + TV ---
> nVidia MX440
> video card which has TV svideo output). Everything works fine, but I've
> recently tried 'full screen' mode on TV screen (tried both '-fs
Thanks for the additional help but, I'm getting this traceback when i
goto play live video from
the epg.
--
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/freevo/main.py", line 290, in
eventhandler
> Hello all,
> i am going forward, not successful yet, but a question of time :)
> Now, i do not have errors anymore connecting to the recordserver. This
> means
> i can schedule a recording, but...
> in the log file of the recordserver, i see this:
>
> 2007/05/17 19:00 CEST [HTTPChannel,30,127.0.0
Have checked for XFree86-VidModeExtension on the xserver with the
comman xdpyinfo?
Also are you trying a fullscreen resolution that is not enable in your
xorg.conf?
Jonathan
On 5/18/07, Duncan Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm running freevo 1.7.1 (compiled from source on top of
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