I'm not a linux expert by any means, but I'm not a newbie either. I've
been using the OS for about 10 years now. I can load modules and
change configuration files, but I'm not really comfortable investing
the time and effort to start fiddling with the code. That having been
said. I've been
One other detail I forgot to mention. When I test my audio out from my
winTV card, I have sound while I'm recording, so I know the card is
producing the signal, just for some reason mencoder isn't receiving it.
On Sun, 2004-02-01 at 17:15, Peter Howell wrote:
> Thanks. That very
elle wrote:
> please look at:
>
> http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/RecordingInfo
>
> if you are using lineIn to record then look at the TV LineIn section.
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I can almost taste a functioning freevo box now!
I'm hoping you folks can help me get over the last hurdle. I've
installed freevo 1.4.1 on an AMD Duron running Redhat 9.0. I'm using a
winTV card (NTSC 38101 Rev B410).
I made changes to local_conf.py and now I can watch TV and get sound.
Here ar
I recently upgraded to 1.4 and immediately ran into problems. I started
record_server.py from the command line, then started freevo, and tried to record a
couple test programs, one which was already running, and on that was about to start.
This is the results I obtained from my recordserver-0.
V: muted=no vol=0 bass=0 treble=0 balance=0 mode=mono chan=1
unable to open '/dev/dsp4': No such file or directory
Sorry, this file format is not recognized/supported
=
=== If this file is an AVI, ASF or MPEG stream, please contact the
author! ===
Cannot ope
bably needs to be able to do.
>
> I think the use of a single TV.xml file will not be
> practical for freevo for a couple of reasons: not
> knowing the stop time of a program that crosses
> midnight, and attempting to record a program far
