schirrms wrote:
Phil Raymond a écrit :
I use the Hauppauge HD PVR, which captures HD from the cable box using
component cables, then converts it to h.264 AVCHD in a .mpg container. I
posted a local_conf example in the Freevo wiki, it's just a simple stream
dump, since this is a
Chris Jones wrote:
I'm setting up debian Squeeze on a separate partition and the version of
Freevo is 1.9.0.
Freevo starts on vt9 at boot time, I see the screen with the progress
bar but before I get to the main menu, there is a message informing me
that freevo is shutting down and I'm
John Molohan a écrit :
schirrms wrote:
First the setup : I setu the PVR USB3 like a PCI PVR card, so I use the
ivtv_xine_tv plugin to drive the beast.
* I was a little bit astonished when I did download the svn version of
freevo, as freevo states that the current version is still 1.8.4
Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
John Molohan a écrit :
schirrms wrote:
First the setup : I setu the PVR USB3 like a PCI PVR card, so I use the
ivtv_xine_tv plugin to drive the beast.
* I was a little bit astonished when I did download the svn version of
freevo, as freevo states that
On Sun, Nov 08, 2009 at 09:51:16AM EST, John Molohan wrote:
Chris Jones wrote:
I'm setting up debian Squeeze on a separate partition and the version of
Freevo is 1.9.0.
Freevo starts on vt9 at boot time, I see the screen with the progress
bar but before I get to the main menu, there is
Chris Jones wrote:
On Sun, Nov 08, 2009 at 09:51:16AM EST, John Molohan wrote:
Chris Jones wrote:
I'm setting up debian Squeeze on a separate partition and the version of
Freevo is 1.9.0.
Freevo starts on vt9 at boot time, I see the screen with the progress
bar but before I get to
On Sun, Nov 08, 2009 at 05:40:12PM EST, John Molohan wrote:
[..]
The bug tracker for 1.x is here
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=446895group_id=46652. But it looks
like this might just be the result of having old kaa modules around.
I've just had a look back through my imap archive
On Mon, 9 Nov 2009, Chris Jones wrote:
Saw that thread. That's what I meant by inconclusive. ;-)
But this is debian, and I'm not sure I want to do anything that would
break apt.
I'm really only using this debian system for evaluation purposes and to
report bugs while there's time to fix
