I'm getting closer.. but not their yet..
I can start freevo with no errors.. but
the display still appears on my monitor and not the tv.
I do get a blue background.. that freevo sits in now.. and I'm assuming
that is the directfb background. So I thing directfb is working.. but its
not getting the
make copy_libdeps
I'll see if it works when I get home tonight...
I can start freevo,, with no errors.
But cant see if it start up on my tv..
I'm at work.. ssh'ed in to my box..
We'll my works not done yet... I can start freevo with no errors.. but
the display still apears on my monitor a
> I now need to create the dll folder.
> I see this is done in the /runtime/Makefile
>
> If I try to run this file I get:
>
> Please see the Makefile source and Wiki for more info!
>
> But theirs not more info on how to do this.. that I've found.
I had to comment out all..
and then run :
make co
> The best thing to do is rebuild the runtime yourself (or install from
> packages for your distribution) since getting around this libc stuff
> will be non-trivial.
Ok.. I've built all the files... and installed them.
http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/DocumentationPage_2fInstallDep
> I'm pretty much out of ideas... all I know is that if you can get
> mplayer working with dfbmga, it should only be a recompile of SDL and
> then a few minor Freevo changes to get it working. (Resolution,
> SDL_VIDEODRIVER, and display=dfbmga)
While I was looking at SDL a little closer.. I decid
> On Wed, Jul 09, 2003 at 09:41:12AM -0400, R. Scott Baer wrote:
> > Same result.. it did not install the i2c-dev module.
>
> You need to /build/ the i2c-dev module... look at your .config file in
> your linux source tree; you should have this line (exactly like this)
>
&
Sorry for the delay... we had some huge storms pass threw.. and I was
without power for a little under 24hrs...
> Ok, let's just double check:
> 1. You have patched SDL with the patch from CVS
Yes.. though the patch was for 1.2.4, and I'm useing 1.2.5.
The patch aplied fine, with not failed chun
> > DirectFB-TV doesn't support resolutions other than "true" NTSC/PAL out,
> > you should set freevo to 720x480 for NTSC. It might
> > be causing problems if SDL tries to resize the window to 800x600.
>
> I changed this.. but I'll need to try this when I get home to see if it
> works...
that didn
Aubin
> > my /etc/directfbrc:
> > /matrox-crct2
> > /matorx-tv-standard=ntsc
>
> Why are those slashes there? Here's mine:
> -
> depth=32
> matrox-tv-standard=ntsc
> matrox-crtc2
sorry... the slashes arent their.. its a habit for me to putting a slash
before things now..
I dont have depth, but I
> On Mon, Jul 07, 2003 at 01:05:27PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > If I run mplayer with the -vo dfbmga, it works no problem, and displays
> > nicely on my tv.
>
> Do you have your /etc/directfbrc configured? What resolution is Freevo
> setup to run at (in freevo.conf) and are you running as
Can someone please tell me where a document is that could help me..
I'm trying to get directfb working with the G400
I've complied the kernel, directfb.. and can play MPlayer with vo=dfbmga,
patched the SDL, and am using freevo 1.3.2
I just need to know how freevo gets displayed on the tv...
I'v
> if you are using the release from yesterday (1.3.2), you have to build sdl
> yourself with the psdl12cvs-directfb09-16-tvout.diff patch. you can find
> this patch somewhere in the freevo cvs.
OK.. I've successfully complied & installed SDL-1.2.5 (
http://www.libsdl.org/ ).. with the patch.
>
I've successfully complied my kernel, directfb, and MPlayer-0.90 and am able
to use the -vo dfbmga at a command line, and it displays the video on my tv.
every thing else is displayed on my monitor.
How do I get freevo to use the dfbmga, I edited the freevo.conf to use
dfbmga, but it gives me liba
> If you use G400 and framebuffer, what task bar are you talking about?
The GNOME task bar, on the bottom of the screen.
I start the box up in RL-3, run my scripts for the frame buffer.
Then go to RL-5.
Center my display (I could have done this before... but I'm doing it
manually right now till
When I tried this, freevo came up fine.. but when I tried to view a movie...
it would not play.
it would go to a black screen, then back to freevo.
I did try one other thing, which kind of worked.
under /etc/freevo/frevoo.conf i changed display from X11 to fbdev
Doing this, when I played moves,
I didn't see this in the archive... so I'm sending it again. I know SF was
running of their back up server this morrning.. dont know if that affected
the mailing list or not. If you get this twice, I'm sorry.
Subject: [Freevo-users] G400FB full screen problems
I have sucessfully recomplied b
> Its a standard feature on all the UPS I've ever used... usually a serial
> port or more recently USB...
>
> You can get all sorts of info from the UPS... run time, voltage, load etc
> (depending on the type of UPS)...
>
> Surely the partion type is a result of what the distro you are running
>
Tim,
Did you ever get this resolved ?? I'm having the same problem with my
freevo setup..
I'm using a G400 Framebuffer on RH 9.
Before I set up the frame buffer, I had fullscreen in freevo & Mplayer.
Now that I've set up and framebuffer, the freevo application works fine, but
the Mplayer reverts
Just wondering if anyone has tried this with freevo ?? I ran across it
today, and thought it would be perfect.
http://www.ati.com/products/pc/remotewonder/reviews.html
and here's a linux driver:
http://gatos.sourceforge.net/ati_remote.php
Scott
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Is their a way to set up random playback of all your audio files, with out
specifying a specific dir.
I have my audio files in Artist-folders and album-folders, then the audio
files.
Currently I have to select down to the album-folder, then I can play random,
but only in that dir.
I would like to
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