Hi,
I'm using freevo 1.8.3 on a PC running Linux Mint. When I want to record
something from TV, it seems that I first have to watch that channel. If I
don't, the recording starts at the given time, but the channel isn't selected,
so the recording I get is just snow.
If after a successful
markus frei wrote:
Hi,
I'm using freevo 1.8.3 on a PC running Linux Mint. When I want to record
something from TV, it seems that I first have to watch that channel. If I
don't, the recording starts at the given time, but the channel isn't
selected, so the recording I get is just snow.
Jim Duda wrote:
I run freevo on different diskless computer machines in my house.
I use a modified version of the LTSP scripts for bootstrap from a tftp server.
I have to modify the scripts to keep LTSP4.2 compatible with newer versions
of fedora.
I've tried numerous ways to boot freevo
Andrew Jeffery wrote:
Hi all,
I've been playing around with dvbstreamer trying to get livepause set up
- it all seems to be working fine apart from that once the stream is
playing (in either mplayer or xine) my remote doesn't have much effect.
I can pause the stream (:D) but that's the only
Michael Brown wrote:
Hi Folks!
I've got a Freevo backend recordserver with two IVTV cards (PVR-150's).
/dev/video0 does all my regular recording through the recordserver, and
I just hooked up /dev/video1 to a VHS player to transfer off videos
before we get rid of the VHS decks. It works
tomloh...@gmail.com wrote:
here is my log ...
Freevo 1.8.3 r11210 started at Sat Jan 17 20:09:29 2009
2009-01-17 20:09:29,863 INFO config.py (523): LOGDIR: /var/log
/var/log/freevo
2009-01-17
Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
Hi,
Not really a freevo trouble, but as I can find here some expert users of
a Hauppauge PVR card :-)
I use the PVR 350 TV Out to watch freevo on my (plain old CRT) TV. This
worked very good since the setup of this system, 4 months ago.
Since one month or so,
Thanks for the reply. Below is part of the channel relevant part of the file,
and the freevo.conf I'll attach. There is another thing I forgot to mention
above, I have to set the Capture in my mixer App, and often that is reset to
off and the volume is also set to 0, particularly if I was
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
Debian lenny base install with freevo from experimental
big enough computer to cope with the load
1. recordserver not starting on boot.
This is *odd* because the previous three efforts didn't have this problem.
/etc/default/freevo and /etc/freevo/debconf.sh both have
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
the Celeron processor just didn't have enough grunt to run the dvb-t stream
and recording
so i'm back using the quad core with loads of RAM to run the tv
Now, after some fiddling, the standard mplayer command does record for me
VCR_CMD = CONF.mplayer
+ ' -dumpstream
markus frei wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Below is part of the channel relevant part of the file,
and the freevo.conf I'll attach. There is another thing I forgot to mention
above, I have to set the Capture in my mixer App, and often that is reset
to off and the volume is also set to 0,
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Duncan Webb wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
the Celeron processor just didn't have enough grunt to run the dvb-t
stream and recording
so i'm back using the quad core with loads of RAM to run the tv
Now, after some fiddling, the standard mplayer command does record for
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Duncan Webb wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
Debian lenny base install with freevo from experimental
big enough computer to cope with the load
1. recordserver not starting on boot.
This is *odd* because the previous three efforts didn't have this
problem.
Elizabeth Dodd a écrit :
The recordserver is starting - i don't know why it failed
the lock file - well the graphic of the lock file persists permanently
instead
of changing back to the tv with no lock.
i took it out of the idlebar so i didn't have to see it anymore
Hi,
I have the
Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd a écrit :
The recordserver is starting - i don't know why it failed
the lock file - well the graphic of the lock file persists permanently
instead
of changing back to the tv with no lock.
i took it out of the idlebar so i didn't have to see it
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Duncan Webb wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
the Celeron processor just didn't have enough grunt to run the dvb-t
stream and recording
so i'm back using the quad core with loads of RAM to run the tv
Now, after some fiddling, the standard mplayer
John Molohan wrote:
Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd a écrit :
The recordserver is starting - i don't know why it failed
the lock file - well the graphic of the lock file persists permanently
instead
of changing back to the tv with no lock.
i took it out of the idlebar so i
Duncan Webb wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Duncan Webb wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
the Celeron processor just didn't have enough grunt to run the dvb-t
stream and recording
so i'm back using the quad core with loads of RAM to run the tv
Now, after some
Jim,
On Debian, I can use /etc/rc.local to start programs as root (or as someone
else). For example, this starts some stuff to assist a MediaMVP I have that
runs mvpmc that's used to play back stuff in my wife's hobby room.
#!/bin/sh -e
#
# rc.local
#
# This script is executed at the end of
Duncan Webb a écrit :
tomloh...@gmail.com wrote:
here is my log ...
Freevo 1.8.3 r11210 started at Sat Jan 17 20:09:29 2009
2009-01-17 20:09:29,863 INFO config.py (523): LOGDIR: /var/log
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