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Hi all,
I had been using Freevo for almost 4 years until about 4 months ago - I got a
720p TV, and as my Freevo box wasn't powerful enough to decode 720p, I bought
myself a cheap little (Argosy) media box. Needless to say, losing the ability
to customise things has got more and more annoyi
I'll let the expertsanswer that one for sure, but I would guess it is. I
think if you've got a good graphics card, you can offload the decoding to that,
but from the looks of your processor, you have an embedded one, which would
suggest your graphics card probably isn't that great.
My mach
G'day,
What specs are the machine you're running on? My Freevo box doesn't do HD
content at all, just plays really slowly, like it is having a really hard time
processing it all.
DJM23
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re
and
more FLVs on Freevo these days, and my gf is getting fed up when it is her turn
to walk over to the tv and reboot the box. :)
Cheers
Ronan
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Hi all,
I'm hoping this is an easy one - some FLV files downloaded from youpube make
mplayer freeze on me. The only way to fix it is a reboot (i.e. pressing the
power button on the front of the machine to get xubuntu to shut down, then
after
20-30 secs, press it again to start up). I'm hopin
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it - my bad. :(
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Hi,
Sorry to hijack the thread, but what are you using for the karaoke, and do you
have any pointers on setting it up?
:)
RoNAn
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Hi all,
This is probably an easy one; all I want to do is change the sort ordering of a
single directory to being in date order instead of filename - basically it's my
"incoming" or "dump them in there and deal with them later" directory. I'm
hoping it's as simple as dropping a FXD file in the
at 10:41 PM, Adam Charrett wrote:
> On Thu, April 16, 2009 9:19 pm, Bill Bierman wrote:
>> Actually I didn't even mean to send those attachments. That was just
>> my attempt at making the commercial detection more readable (and
>> hopefully a bit more accurate). It
can Webb wrote:
> Bill Bierman wrote:
>> I thought maybe I should post my final conclusions for people who may
>> run into this issue in the future. Commercial detection as
>> implemented by Freevo is unreliable. Period. It searches for 'black
>> frames' it a
I didn't want to get into them because it would require mentioning the
'competition' on the list -- but the other methods I have read about
have all come from the mythtv documentation.
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 4:25 AM, Evan Hisey wrote:
> 2009/4/14 Bill Bierman :
>> I tho
fact that there are black frames in scene
transitions, as well as in the gaps between some commercials.
There are other methods for detecting commercials which Freevo does
not support that must also be employed.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Bill Bierman wrote:
> I'm using tvti
ither human-friendly nor tokenizer friendly.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 6:44 AM, Evan Hisey wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 2:39 AM, Bill Bierman wrote:
>> I'm actually using tvtime, but I have manually ran mplayer using the
>> EDL files generated by Freevo, and it still doesn&#x
, and
trying to understand how commdetectcore.py handles it.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 8:52 PM, Evan Hisey wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 5:42 PM, Bill Bierman wrote:
>> I have tried viewing the AVI file from Freevo, and there are still
>> commercials in the recordings. I suppose t
!
Thoughts?
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 4:43 AM, Evan Hisey wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Bill Bierman wrote:
>> Greetings. I am running Freevo 1.8.3 on Ubuntu. It is a stock
>> installation with the exception of changing the order of signals sent
>> to kill the w
Hi:
I am having a difficult time in getting to tv channels in freevo2.
My tv tuner is the asus u3100 dvb-t usb in ubuntu hardy heron.
It works as i can view tv channels in kaffeine.
I followed the installation using prefix=freevo2
I am using Shepherd to grab epg data using tv_grab_au. I am using
look? I am interested in saving money wherever
possible. This obviously does not need to be a super computer.
Many thanks in advance for any insights offered!
Bill Bierman
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Hi all,
When 1.7.3 came out, I read an article about installing it without overwriting
1.7.2 - or at least some way to back up 1.7.2 so that it could be easily
restored. I can't find that article now, and want to do just that. I use my
Freevo box every day, as does my girlfriend, and I don't
Hi all,
I've just upgraded from a 2.0 sound card to a 5.1 (CMI8738 using cmipic under
alsa). Sound works great, but when I use the M/N keys to change volume, it
only changes the levels for the front channels.
Bits of my local_conf.py that you might be interested in:
# AUDIO_DEVICE = '/d
Does anyone here know what the output resolution is on the AIW card? I plan
on using the s-video out on the card. I am still fighting with a Gentoo
install (first time I ever tried to use Gentoo) but once its working I plan
on installing Freevo and making it a dedicated recorder.
PS - I ended up p
tossed around but is that a P3/P4/Athelon?
I am trying to do this on a unemployeed guy type of budget. :)
TIA,
Bill
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or what I am trying to attempt.
That should be enough to get me pointed in the right direction and to
generate more questions. :)
TIA,
Bill
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Well, my USB 1.1 Pixelview PlayTV looks pretty good without doing
anything
special with it. Sure, it might be nicer to have a USB 2.0 device, but
then I want
to compress video down to 64 kbps anyway.
Mick wrote:
Do they exist? USB2 probably has the bandwidth, but I havn't heard of
one.. U
le of Python modules up at
http://techweb.rfa.org/staff/bill,
TimeZone.py figures out a lot of the time change issues (when the next
one will
be in a specified time zone, and what the jump will be, conversion of a
time
from one zone to another, etc.)
The second one, TVStation.py reads Xine-style
I think if the URL's for required cutting-edge packages are
provided in a list, it's easy to pass this in to Debian as
alternative download sites for autocompile.
Aubin Paul wrote:
It's doubtful; a lot of the stuff we use is fairly cutting edge. It's
possible that it /may/ work, but I don'
Dirk Meyer wrote:
Justin Wetherell wrote:
Anyway to use the freevo.conf to use the mencoder in the runtime dir
but use the mplayer that I built myself.
Not that I know of and the latest release has neither mplayer nor
mencoder in the runtime.
Dischi
Hmmm...don't
My own followup - this is only a problem with the i586 RPMS.
The freevo binary works as advertised. I'm not sure where the
differences are - all the fxd and font files look the same, and
I'm using the same local_conf.py
Bill Eldridge wrote:
Okay, this has been hashed over in this l
Sylvain FABRE wrote:
Generally speaking the best TV output are made by ATI and Matrox.
If youy are french
... or somehow didn't sleep through years of grammar-school French classes.
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Okay, this has been hashed over in this list, but
I haven't found a definitive answer.
Where do I get the fonts/skins I need, what files do I have to edit,
etc. (it was working on one system I have, I'm not sure why the
latest 1.3.4 isn't, unless fonts got erased).
Thanks,
BIll
fr
Wan Tat Chee wrote:
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Bill Eldridge wrote:
My own followup - this is only a problem with the i586 RPMS.
The freevo binary works as advertised. I'm not sure where the
differences are - all the fxd and font files look the same, and
I'm usin
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