Evan Hisey wrote:
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 9:28 PM, Jake Briggsjak...@coretech.co.nz wrote:
Hi All
I very recently upgraded from 1.8.1 to 1.9, and its seems that hitting the
button on my remote that has the config DISPLAY in the lircrc has stopped
making mplayer cycling through its OSD
Hi All
I very recently upgraded from 1.8.1 to 1.9, and its seems that hitting the
button on my remote that has the config DISPLAY in the lircrc has stopped
making mplayer cycling through its OSD states (none / seek / seek + timer /
seek + timer + total time).
I am sure I didn't set it up to
Oddly enough, I think I was having the same issue last night. You are missing a
symlink to a font, or have not compiled font-config suppport into freevo.
I started to use the svn mplayer about two weeks ago, compiled by hand. I was
watching an avi which should have had subtitles for 2 minutes
Chris Jones wrote:
and we agree that configuring Freevo is not simple.
Try sendmail :-)
Off topic, but I have to agree here! Configuring freevo is cake compared with
sendmail, you could do a lot worse
--
Jacob Briggs
Systems Engineer
Core Technology Limited
Level 1, NZX Centre
11
Oddly enough, I think I was having the same issue last night. You are missing
the symlink ~/.mplayer/subfont.ttf to a font, or have not compiled font-config
suppport into mplayer.
I started to use the svn mplayer about two weeks ago, compiled by hand. I was
watching an avi which should have
I managed to get FUSEpod to go with only one issue on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty
Jackalope). You need to modify a file though. You need to add the line :
#include cstring
in the file
fusepod_util.h
before you compile it. Just chuck it underneath all the other includes.
Then I have it auto mount
I solved this problem with LVM - one LVM volume containing 4 partitions,
in the end.
Joe Hildreth wrote:
I think I would still have the same problem.
Say I mounted disk one as /Movies/Disk1 and disk two as /Movies/Disk2
I have been keeping movies on Disk one (750GB) and serials on disk two
Manfred Schmitt wrote:
Joe Hildreth wrote:
2) I have modified the video entry to:
'Serials', '/media/disk1/serials/'
'Serials', '/media/disk2/serials/'
Just some hints:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UnionFS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aufs
Philip Tuckey wrote:
On Friday 6 February 2009 07:02, Jacob Briggs wrote:
Hi All
I recently reinstalled my freevo machine (replaced gentoo with ubuntu),
and installed 1.8.3, but I can't for the life of me remember how I got
the interface to be widescreen! At the moment, its full screen
Jake Briggs wrote:
Gorka Olaizola wrote:
I noticed that behaviour last month but I couldn't track the code that
was responsible for it. I deactivated almost all plugins but it didn't
stop.
Now with rel-1 and latest Ubuntu it seems not to happen.
I am using 1.7.2, so maybe
Duncan Webb wrote:
Hi All
I have an odd issue with freevo, it started to happen when I rebuilt my
freevo box about a year ago.
I'll browse to a directory, say (from the main menu):
movies/Tv/Some Tv Program/
and leave the interface displaying that directory and after some time
(maybe a
Gorka Olaizola wrote:
I noticed that behaviour last month but I couldn't track the code that
was responsible for it. I deactivated almost all plugins but it didn't
stop.
Now with rel-1 and latest Ubuntu it seems not to happen.
I am using 1.7.2, so maybe that is the issue
I have a
Hi All
I have an odd issue with freevo, it started to happen when I rebuilt my
freevo box about a year ago.
I'll browse to a directory, say (from the main menu):
movies/Tv/Some Tv Program/
and leave the interface displaying that directory and after some time
(maybe a couple of minutes, its
John Molohan wrote:
* TV card - analogue, dvb-t/s/c, atsc
None
* Sound card - with output used
Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233/A/8235/8237
AC97 Audio Controller (rev 50)
Line out.
* Graphics card - with output used
VGA compatible
Well I got it the first time :D
kikoune wrote:
Finally I was looking at the Media center gallery wiki page and
it will be very cool if more freevo user can post their setup and
maybe add a few comments on it (what hardware specs, what
settings ...). It would a great way to learn about the
I swear I found a marketing/manager bollocks generator, that would
generate grammatically correct (apart from verbed nouns :) ) sentences
that made no sense. Damned if I can find it now though :(
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
On Tue, 2006-10-24 at 19:03 -0400, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
I third it, and it has repos for freevo :) Seems to be a version behind
at the moment though
Michael Labowicz wrote:
I second debian, it is more flexible and free in my opinion.
Mike
On 10/12/06, Ewen Cumming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Gentoo, which I've found pretty good once I
Hi All
Let me start by saying that I love freevo, I have been using it for
about 1 1/2 years so far, and its been a good lounge companion :) I
don't use any of the tv functionality, freevo just gives me an easy to
see interface to my music and movies that I can use my remote to control.
So I
Hi All
I have a bunch of avi's, I don't want to sit on the couch for 2 hours
searching for their details on IMDB using the IMDB plugin to create fxd
files and download the associated image.
Is there a way to do this automatically? Maybe from the command line?
In the wiki, there is a section
Have a look in the freevo logs, there you will see the command line used
to launch mplayer. Try running that by hand :)
The logs are in /tmp/freevo
In my main-1000.log file, I have entries such as :
BORING LOG FILE ENTRIES
mplayervis.py (422): Detected MPlayer 'export' audio
You could use JACK, here is the page listing the apps that runs with JACK:
http://jackit.sourceforge.net/apps/
The 3rd one down is called Oddcast, an Icecast/Shoutcast streamer.
From the main web page :
JACK is a low-latency audio server, written for POSIX conformant
operating systems such
of the
same pc that freevo runs on)
oddcast gives sound to streamcast/icecast
streamcast/icecast gives sound to remote pc
listen!
The trick would be telling jack where to output sounds to, alsa or
oddcast. I wouldnt imagine that it would be difficult.
Jake Briggs wrote:
You could use JACK, here
pygoom?? I dunno
Sebastian Hardt wrote:
Hi there,
i am using freevo for no about 2 years and i love it.
So here come my simple question ;)
Is there a Visualization plugin for freevo. I think i saw something
like this on a screenie of somebody running freevo.
Thx for your help
Greetings
Dirk Meyer wrote:
Karl Lattimer wrote:
I just wish I knew python and could code this stuff ;S
http://docs.python.org/tut/tut.html
YE GODS MAN! I already do Java/Perl/PHP at work 5 days a week, now you
want me to learn another language...
Erm OK, when i get the time ;)
Hi all
How does one change a dvd when running freevo? For example, I just
watched a movie, and I want to watch another. Do i have to exit freevo,
umount the dvd, eject the dvd, then insert the new one, then run freevo
again? Or can freevo do this sort of thing automatically (well, apart
from
WiSHiE wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 10:29 am, Jake Briggs wrote:
you press eject on your remote(or keyboard . ), take the DVD out, and put a
new one in.
So your saying that freevo will umount the dvd, and dosent use
supermount? Because that would be handy :)
You do not need to exit
WiSHiE wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 11:44 am, Jake Briggs wrote:
you dont need to mount a dvd to play it.
o. I get it now.
eject can be used with EJECT mapped to a button on the remote, or . on your
keyboard.
Thats my mission tonight 8) I am sure it will be easy.
I
My god, do you guys listen to your stereo equipment, or the music coming
out of the speakers? :)
Geert Decorte wrote:
I think a few people need to get into high fidelity audio.
To be clear : cable is cable, it's just a piece of metal.( Some people
claims they can hear the difference
Yes, there is a free tool to do this. Buggered if I can remember what it
was, but it was a linux GUI tool and it found most of my collection.
Later on today, I'll have a google and try to remember what it was
called, but you may have found it already :)
Jake
Helmut Auer wrote:
Hi,
Is
=198882
Matt
Jake Briggs wrote:
Yes, there is a free tool to do this. Buggered if I can remember what
it was, but it was a linux GUI tool and it found most of my
collection. Later on today, I'll have a google and try to remember
what it was called, but you may have found it already :)
Jake
This may help, alhtough it uses freedb and file paths to guess the id3
values, and rename files.
http://easytag.sourceforge.net/
Matthew Bettencourt wrote:
This is slightly off topic, however, i am guessing it comes up often
here. Is there any util that will take the info that is gotten
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