Hannington has been adjusted, so the initial tuning file that I have
doesn't work any more.
I've run w_scan to create a new one (note I have 2 aerials one pointing to
crystal palace and one to hannington)
I thought it might be useful for people here it is:
Stephen-
More usefully in general would be if you could give a list of the
DVD's that are problems. This sounds like a case were improving mminfo
makes more sense than breaking a generally useful system. If the dev's
know what dvds break things then they can look for ways to identify
badly
Hi all,
Increasingly I am having problems with badly formatted DVD's (copy
protection systems) that are corrupt if mminfo tries to read them, but
will play just fine if you play them in a real DVD player (or if I just use
Xine to play the DVD from standard X session without Freevo involved).
On 17 July 2011 15:29, Tuomas Tonteri t...@tuomastonteri.fi wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering what is the place of Freevo 2.0 in the landscape of
alternatives? What makes it unique from all the other HTPC software?
There seems to be more competition here than there was five years ago.
This from a
On 08/03/2011 03:21, Jim Duda wrote:
On 03/07/2011 11:23 AM, Adam Charrett wrote:
lroom mminfo /dev/dvd
/dev/dvd
| type: CD
|subtype: data
| media: MEDIA_DISC
| mime: unknown/unknown
| id: 2007083012392900SUNSHINE
| label: SUNSHINE
Okay, I'm with you
Hi all,
I have purchased a couple of Disney DVD's recently, because my Son loves
them (Cars, Toy Story). However there are problems with them.
It seems that they have figured out how to break libdvdread which
results in it chewing 100% of ram and then dieing. It seems that this is
due to the
On 03/07/2011 04:18 PM, Adam Charrett wrote:
Hi all,
I have purchased a couple of Disney DVD's recently, because my Son loves
them (Cars, Toy Story). However there are problems with them.
It seems that they have figured out how to break libdvdread which
results in it chewing 100% of ram and
On 23/02/2011 21:48, Bill Burroughs wrote:
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
On 10/02/2011 23:24, Jim Duda wrote:
Thanks for the response.
That is exactly what I have done. I run the same command (minus the -slave
option) on the command
line outside of freevo and the same video plays without any problems. It's a
real mystery.
Thanks,
Jim
This may be a silly
On 26/11/2010 06:56, Leandro sullo sgorbio wrote:
ind of player ?
mplayer on a
pinolino:~# cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
vendor_id : CentaurHauls
cpu family : 6
model : 13
model name : VIA Eden Processor 1200MHz
Is the processor too slow?
files are 1080p encoded movies ?
On 10/05/2010 06:44 PM, James Trietsch wrote:
I'm a little less clear when it comes to video cards. Now that I'm using the
VGA
input on my TV, I can let go of the Matrox (don't need the great NTSC output
anymore). I'd also like something that can do 1280x720 or 1920x1080 (or maybe
960x540
On 30/08/2010 18:34, Paul wrote:
I've been using Freevo on Ubuntu Karmic Koala for about 6 months but
always with the intention of trying something else at some point. The
main reason is the audio performance, I seem to be one of the many
users suffering from Ubuntu's implementation of
On 16/06/2010 22:55, John Molohan wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Glad to hear you got it all running in the end. Can you return the
favour and help the community by posting this up to the wiki?
Thanks,
John
Very good point! I always forget the wiki :(
There is now an extra section in the
Hi all,
Looks like my duplicate sound solution doesn't work too happily with
video output :(. Audio is fine by my Video output slows down and gets
out of sync occasionally before catching up again.
If I output directly to 1 hardware output it is fine.
So as a solution for this issue, until I
Thanks for the tip in the right direction. Following lots more searching
/ experiments I finally have a .asoundrc that works.
I now play music and tv using mplayer -ao alsa:device=both
The following is the config I use in case it helps someone else.
pcm.both {
type route
Hi all,
I've finally cleared enough room to get my AC3 capable amp and speakers
set up in the house :). I've changed my xine config to output ac3 when
viewing DVD's and it's all funky, spdif output via optical into the amp
and it all works grand.
However music and stereo sound still go to the
On 12/02/2009 06:17 AM, Bernard Mentink wrote:
Ok, a re-install partially fixed the issue. It seems I was running
11635, and now it is 11637.
The DVD icon shows up (after a long while ..) when the DVD is put in
the drive. However, a message comes up saying there is no /media/dvd
mount
On 11/23/2009 11:23 AM, Adam Charrett wrote:
At a guess, your HDDs don't have enough bandwidth to record 2 streams to
disk and playback 1 all at the same time. The reason for the macro blocks
and audio pops is the data isn't being fed fast enough to the decoders
(xine/mplayer).
I see you've
On 11/19/2009 12:11 AM, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 12:24 +, Stephen Rowles wrote:
Is this a setting problem in alsa / driver / mplayer? Or is this simply
because the TV is doing the wrong thing? I'm inclined to believe the
that TV is failing to decode the digital
Hi all,
Not really the right place, but before I subscribe to alsa / mplayer to
try and work out what was wrong I thought I would start here :)
I've got an ASRock ION-330, and I'm trying to get surround sound sorted
out. It is an ION system (Nvidia 9400).
I use the following mplayer command:
On 11/18/2009 01:34 PM, strawks wrote:
Hi,
did you try to output dts/ac3 encoded audio through HDMI instead of raw PCM?
mplayer -ac hwac3,hwdts -ao alsa:device=hw=0.3 master_and_commander.iso
Ah,
Yes I did, I must have copied and pasted the wrong command from my bash
history :). I
On 11/10/2009 09:01 AM, Michael Müller wrote:
Ok, I try to figure it out:
1. Scenario:
Kde: Mplayer from konsole without special audio arguments (freevo is not
running):
1. Play AC3 passthrough; works.
2. Play PCM; works.
3. Play AC3 passthrough; works.
4. Play
Duncan Webb wrote:
The other problem is a mis-match of different versions. The API of kaa
packages is relatively unstable so you need to be sure that freevo and
the kaa packages match.
Turned out to be a kaa mis-match problem. I had 0.6.0 which was
installed from rpm's from the fedora
All,
I've just finished setting up freevo on an ASRock ION-330 with VDPAU
output for hardware accelerated playback.
I've documented what needed doing in the hope that it might help someone:
http://doc.freevo.org/ASRockIon330Fedora
I've still got various issues but they are because of my weird
Hi,
I'm still in the rather slow process of moving my working freevo install
over to a new machine. However I am trying to do a backend / frontend
split and want to run the record server on my server box, while my
freevo front end simply talks to it.
I have set the following sent on my client
Stephen Rowles wrote:
Hi,
I'm still in the rather slow process of moving my working freevo install
over to a new machine. However I am trying to do a backend / frontend
split and want to run the record server on my server box, while my
freevo front end simply talks to it.
I have set
Hi all,
I'm currently running 1.8.3 and as stated in my other post I'm upgrading
/ re-organising my systems.
How stables is 1.9.0 considered? Is there a 1.9.1 due out soon? Is it
recommended to stay with 1.8.3 as considered the stable release or
should I go with 1.9.0? All opinions welcome :D
Hi,
I'm sure this was mentioned as being possible, but I cannot find any
documentation telling me how (or I'm being blind!). I am about to re-jig
my freevo setup as I've just bought a shiney new ASRock ION-330. I've
got mplayer etc. all working using VDPAU and can do high-def using only
5%
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
On Fri, 21 Aug 2009, Dirk Meyer wrote:
The gigabyte board would be perfect but jees, 1 pci slot,
that's craziness.
Is it? What do you need for a media PC? TV cards: USB (as much cards
as you like), Sound: onboard, graphic: onboard (and you would not like
PCI
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
Hi all,
Having recently upgraded my AV receiver to one that accepts HDMI and
does all the latest HD codecs, upgrading my PC to support HDMI output
was the next step.
It's sometimes unclear what works and what doesn't under Linux, so for
those in a similar situation,
Chris Thomas wrote:
Ok I tried almost every possible combination to get mpeg decoding
working in Freevo 1.8.1-3 with my CLE266 Via chip.
Probably some odd combination of options for xine, have your tried
turning debugging on to find out what the child apps are doing:
DEBUG = 5
All,
As per my other email I've just upgraded to an LCD telly and needed a
VGA cable to run from one end of the room where the media PC lives to
the TV on the other. I wanted this nice and out of sight which meant a
7meter run.
Decent 7meter VGA cables are quite expensive, but I found this on
Hi all,
I have just upgraded at home and now have a 16:9 wide screen LCD - YAY! :D
I've changed X over to use the VGA out from my graphics card rather than
the old S-Video that I used for the CRT. Now with much better picture
and larger display area. I am running 1360x768, the native rez of my
Stephen Rowles wrote:
All,
As per my other email I've just upgraded to an LCD telly and needed a
VGA cable to run from one end of the room where the media PC lives to
the TV on the other. I wanted this nice and out of sight which meant a
7meter run.
Decent 7meter VGA cables are quite
Phil Raymond wrote:
Thanks Stephan, that's what I needed. Now I need help with stopping a
recording. I read the wiki and used the command VCR_POST_REC = ('cat
/dev/video1 -c')to stop recordings. When Freevo reaches a stop time, the
lighted tv screen in the corner of the Freevo window goes
I'm sure you've tried this, but just to be certain...
From reading the wiki, and guessing from your emails I think your VCR_CMD
should be:
VCR_CMD = 'cat /dev/video1 %(filename)s'
Is that what you tried when you say you set the VCR_CMD to /dev/video1? If
not give that a try and see if it
Hi all,
I've recently upgraded from 1.7.x to the 1.8.3.
I've just noticed that in the TV program listing the date and time it
was recorded. I'm sure it used to in 1.7.x. Is there anything I can do
to get it back again? Is this something that has changed in the skin?
Any help to get it back
Duncan Webb wrote:
and /var/lib/freevo but to no avail!
I had lots of favourites setup and many things waiting to be recorded,
which files do I need to copy across?
You can run freevo convert_favorites /path/to/old-record_schedule.xml
Should do the trick.
If the schedule of the
Hi all,
Real pain here, hopefully there is a quick and painless solution...
I've just re-installed my Media Centre machine, which was running a very
old Fedora 7, with a slightly more up to date Fedora 10 (possibly I
should have waited a week and got Fedora 11.. ah well!).
I have migrated
Hi John,
I've updated the http://doc.freevo.org/FreevoInAction page and created
separate pages for each of the skins. From the FreevoInAction page,
you can click on a thumbnail for a skin to see the screenshots of
various Freevo functions displayed with that skin. For consistency, I
moved
John Molohan wrote:
John Molohan wrote:
Hi,
The wiki page with screenshots of freevo is badly in need of some
attention. Does anyone have 15 minutes to take a few screenshots and
update it?
http://doc.freevo.org/FreevoInAction
Thanks,
John
No takers? :(
John
Hello List,
I want to setup a new freevo box. I want to make it small, flat and
silent. I got a case with a passiv DC/DC PSU.
I will use the box mainly for watching AVIs and listening to music.
At the moment I am using the matrox g450 on my old CRT TV. But I want to
use a default LCD
On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 08:03 +, Stephen Rowles wrote:
of HD playback. Hopefully the ION will also support the linux vpdau api
which will make it a very small and quiet self contained machine capable
of HD:
http://hothardware.com/Articles/NVIDIAs-Ion-Small-FormFactor-PC-Platform-/
Wow
Hi All...
I am using my customize TV.xml file as EPG in
freevo which is manually created from website data.Now I want to
update my TV.xml on daily basis.Any one has automated scripts for the
same.If it is their or any suggestion for the same please let me
know..
Hi all,
I've recently purchased the Dark Knight DVD. Upon inserting it into my
Freevo system, Freevo crashed.
Trying to play it in mplayer, the movie never starts. After googling a
bit, I found out these DVDs are protected by some stupid safety. An easy
workaround for mplayer is adding -sb
Hi all,
I heard about this today in response to my post asking about HDMI output
on Linux, having seen the 5 letters I decided to look it up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VDPAU
This looks very good apparently there is already support in xine and ffmpeg.
OSD effects, de-interlace, h.264 decode
Awesome - thank you! I had not heard of VDPAU.. so looked it up and it
looks perfect, with a new graphics card my AMD LE1000 might even play back
HD h.264 content - WOW.
I have one from MSI, model N9500GT-MD512Z, Nvidia 9500 fanless. It was
only
one I found with heatsink on oposite side of
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 but 4x3.
Videos play properly (apart from dvds, they play in 16x9 but using the
As much as I hate the fact that the driver is closed source, I'd myself
still make every effort to build an HTPC with an nvidia GPU. However,
if you want onboard video, there are still options with nvidia.
The Asus P5N7A-VM looks like a decent option:
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
We're moving into the HD era. You need a more capable system to play HD
content. If HD content doesn't interest you and UI eye candy, Freevo
1.x will continue to be available for as long as Duncan is motivated to
work on it.
Supporting older hardware is a pain with
HTML
Hey pplBR
Can someone tell me if I'm on the right track?BR
What I have is a video group for dvb as recently discussed which works
fine to watch tv.BR
I have the xine plugin activated and the mplayer plugin removed for
watching tv as mplayer doesn't seem to work.BR
BR
Now is it
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2009, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
VCR_CMD = CONF.mplayer
+ ' -dumpstream -dumpfile %(filename)s dvb://%(channel)s'
TV_RECORD_FILE_SUFFIX = '.ts'
fxd file no recording
this is what recordserver logs
2009-01-04 15:40:45,000 INFO recordserver.py
lhuizi...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Guys,
Righto, I am still having trouble getting tv to play in freevo, or
even getting the tv guide to update.
I have installed shepherd grabber for Australia (is some process in
Arch Linux) as recommended and have run this using
freevo tv_grab
which
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
I've just got this far with setting up using DVB-T
I can watch TV fine in Freevo.
I've made three attempts on recording a stream through Freevo and not been
successful yet.
Using the wiki page http://doc.freevo.org/DVBConfig as reference
First try with the
Duncan Webb wrote:
So the black bars need to be cropped off and the image aspect needs to
be changed to wide-screen. I tend to use mplayer rather than xine and
with mplayer you can add mplayer-options to the fxd file which allow
specific options for the video.
It is also possible to use a
Hi all,
My media centre failed just before Christmas (great timing!) so the
server was pressed into service as a new machine until I can afford to
repair the real one.
I have set it up now, and output is via an Nvidia card using their
drivers onto a standard CRT TV
The output resolution is
I am not too worried about xmltv either at the moment although the wiki
seems to think that without xmltv the whole dvb thing won't work.nbsp; I
find this hard to believe. Perhaps the wiki can just recommend the
necessary code adjustments for Xine, Mplayer (or VLC) and how to get these
to
Laurence Huizinga wrote:
Hi guys,
I am trying to set up DVB tv in freevo and I think I am very close.
Hopefully
once I get this part of the Freevo box running I can leave it alone for a
while, keep the wife happy, and stop nagging this user list.
I am running Arch 64 bit if it makes any
Sounds good. As I mentioned I'm sure that the tivo has a much more
intuitive way of doing all these, I just wanted to point out that the
functionality exists in freevo. Maybe some of these plugins should be
activated by default or maybe the documentation should be better but
that's another
For 4 it's really the community's responsibility, the developers will
code and answer questions but it's the end users that should be helping
to make the wiki work.
One of my pet peeves this, so I'm afraid I've got to comment :). (Oh and I
work as a Software Engineer btw).
Developers writing
Eric Jorgensen wrote:
I've only been using open source software for 15 years, but a common
thread I've seen in user interface design is that it generally looks
like it was conceived of by a programmer, and thus typically meets the
barest of strict requirements by a hair or less, and has
I had a similar issue, but simply renamed all my .ISO files to .iso :D I
think a better fix would be to do these sort of comparisons with a version
of the url that has been put into all lower case. The case of the
extension really shouldn't matter, I should be able to play .Iso, .iSo,
.isO etc.
But there are many obstacles right now, one of them is
that when I start playing a movie with freevo, mplayer starts, and the
focus
goes to the video window. So if somebody is typing on the main computer,
the
keys suddenly will go to the video.
My goal would be the following:
- use a
Adam Charrett wrote:
Along with this, is there any way to view the digital text that is
transmitted on DVB?
Have a look at redbutton on sourceforge, it is supposed to be able to do
exactly what you want although I've not tried it out.
Cheers
Adam
Looks great, thanks, I will
Hi all,
Does anyone know of any programs or work that will allow the viewing of
red button content on Linux? During the coverage of the Olympics there
have been several times when I have wanted to watch other coverage that
is transmitted on Digital TV in the UK (DVB-T and DVB-S, although only
Looks very nice and bling-bling indeed. :) However, I fear that this
sort of interface would *require* openGL (i.e. proprietary Nvidia or
Ati/AMD driver). Which would also mean a complete rewrite of Freevo I
think.
And last but not least: my TV-out (via the utility 'nvtv') does not
work
Once I have captured a video, how do I burn it to DVD? So far, I have
been
just moving them to my Windows PC and using Nero
K3b appears to have the ability to create a Video DVD Project, when it
opens up click on Futher actions... and select from the menu.
This appears to create a project
plugin.activate('idlebar.system.sensors', args=((
'temp2', '(@*30/43)+25'), 'temp1'))
Or something like it is what you want.
HTH
Duncan
Cool, that works. I just have to get the correct calculation I guess.
The calculation can be got from your lmsensors config file:
/etc/sensors.conf
Hi all,
I'm using 1.7.6.1 and I seem to have some favorites that don't schedule
correctly.
every evening I grab a new set of listings from the radio times, then I
run the favorite scheduler to ensure everything is up to date, but it
seems to miss some programs (mostly ones my wife wants to
Jim Duda wrote:
With the SB51, I run with a single core 2.4G Intel P4, no
hyperthreading. For video, I'm using Nvidia FX6200. All in all it
works quite well, albeit I have occasional video stutter when playing
HDTV content with xvmc using both mplayer and xine. I'm only using
45-50 %
Jim Duda wrote:
With the SB51, I run with a single core 2.4G Intel P4, no
hyperthreading. For video, I'm using Nvidia FX6200. All in all it
works quite well, albeit I have occasional video stutter when playing
HDTV content with xvmc using both mplayer and xine. I'm only using
45-50 % of
Just to make that point clear: ENTER always should open the submenu,
whereas SELECT selects the
first choice in the submenu. In that sense you only need ENTER, but SELECT
is a handy short cut.
Right, now that is a VERY useful piece of information, understanding the
intended behavior behind
After the next release of Freevo I would like to get an idea of which
areas in Freevo-1 need to be looked at for improvements.
Oh, one other thing I got burned with today :)
tvguide updating!
I would love to see freevo have a robust built in mechanism for getting
and updating TV guide
The first problem is keeping Freevo usable with a remote control. Making a
playlist with up, down, enter and back keys is slow and tedious. We all
know
it.
*snip*
So if you can think of some other concepts I can deal with the
will_code_for_food_student, to see if we can make something
After the next release of Freevo I would like to get an idea of which
areas in Freevo-1 need to be looked at for improvements.
You can vote by following this link:
http://www.doodle.ch/yp6maagr5kgagkk5
Looking forward to some feed back
Some comments on my voting :)
More info on what I
It's not really necessary to have a big config file, you can remove the
comments:
sed -i 's/#.*//' /etc/freevo/local_conf.py
remove any trailing whitespace:
sed -i 's/ *$//' /etc/freevo/local_conf.py
remove any blank lines:
sed -i '/^$/d' /etc/freevo/local_conf.py
Tidy it up:
Stephen
TV Watching:
TV watching would be much better if it was like a stand alone PVR, I
would
like to see fastforward and rewind (I realise things like mplayer and
xine
have issues with these) working, pause, and record working while
watching
TV.
What part of this is not
Duncan Webb wrote:
When you run with --fs freevo starts a new xserver without a window manager.
Really we need you XINE and MIXER settings from you local_conf.py to be
able to help more.
Duncan
Ah ha,
Right that would explain it, the new X session probably means total lack
of access
Hi all,
I'm slowly getting my laptop up and running with freevo. However I have
a problem. I am using it as a laptop but want to run freevo as a media
centre. When I launch freevo without using full screen mode I have
problems with xine when watching movies as the UI appears, and sometimes
Jim Duda wrote:
Thanks! I look forward to your report.
Jim
There will be a slight delay, the laptop that has arrived doesn't match
the spec on the web, so it's been sent back.. hopefully next weekend :)
-
This SF.net
Hi all,
I've just got a new laptop and I would like to run a remote client to
freevo to allow watching media etc. from the laptop rather than having to
be in front of the TV (or for when other people are using the TV).
I have seen from the wiki that I can configure the record server to be
remote
Yep, my current setup is a machine next to the TV which is on when needed,
a laptop I use for development and the record server in the loft which is
on 24x7. I've not had any problems while using different version of freevo
and I've only just updated to the latest 1.7 branch, I haven't tried
Jim Duda wrote:
The SG33G5B comes with an integrated Intel GMA 3100 graphics engine
which an HDMI port. Can anyone confirm if the GMA 3100 works well with
Xorg, xvmc, mplayer, and xine? Any issues?
The SG33G5B also comes with Realtek ALC888DD audio, which I want to use
the digital SPDIF
Stephen Rowles wrote:
Duncan Webb wrote:
The only thing that I can think of is that freevo is using more memory
and you have just gone over the top of the physical memory. You can
check this with Dag Wieers' dstat or vmstat program.
Duncan
Memory is a very good suggestion
Hi all,
I've recently been getting more into tweaking freevo to do what I want,
and investigating fxd files / plug-ins.
I also received a Tux Droid (http://www.kysoh.com/) for my birthday which
can be programmed using python. I am going to be looking at writing new
gadgets for it including an
Really, not impressed by PyDev? I've tried several IDEs, DrPython and Eric
are the 2 that spring to mind, but I've settled for EasyEclipse for
Python, one download and install everything is ready to use for Python.
Mind you I've not tried debugging inside Python, prefering the printf
method
John Molohan wrote:
Hi all,
I want to update the site again as dvb is becoming more widespread and
popular. Can you reply and let me know what dvb-c/s/t card you have? If
it's supported out of the box or if it needs some kernel/driver updating?
Thanks,
John
I run a Nova-T Stick
Hi all,
I want to update the site again as dvb is becoming more widespread and
popular. Can you reply and let me know what dvb-c/s/t card you have? If
it's supported out of the box or if it needs some kernel/driver updating?
Thanks,
I run a Nova-T Stick (DVB-T):
Andreas Will wrote:
Hello,
i have a problem with my Microsoft Mediacenter Remote.
I followed all the steps described in http://doc.freevo.org/Lirc
I tested the installation with
ircat --config=/etc/freevo/lircrc freevo
Everything works fine. The mapping is correct.
But when starting freevo,
Duncan Webb wrote:
I've been testing this but the CPU usage of xine is not affected by freevo.
Using a matrox G400DH the CPU usage is about 80% with or without freevo
running.
The only thing that I can think of is that freevo is using more memory
and you have just gone over the top of the
Richard van Paasen wrote:
Is xine eating up the cpu (check with 'top')? If you have a (VIA) unichrome
video chipset, check the ~/.xine/config file of the user that runs freevo.
There is an entry for saving cpu cycles:
video.device.unichrome_cpu_save = 1
This takes down the cpu load from
you also need DEBUG_CHILDAPP = 1
and then you will get a /var/log/freevo/tv_grab-1000.log
You will also need to set LOGGING see the local_conf.py.example.
Also quite a few variable have been renamed so you should also run a
freevo convert_config on your local_conf.py
HTH
Duncan
Ah, I
Stephen Rowles wrote:
Has there been any changes to the way freevo uses xine between 1.7.1 and
1.7.5?
It appears to be issuing the correct command:
/usr/bin/xine --auto-play=fq --hide-gui --borderless --geometry
720x576+0+0 --no-splash --stdctl -V xxmc -A alsa --no-lirc
file:///data/TV
Duncan Webb wrote:
Would you try changing the line:
self.app = XineApp(command, self)
to:
self.app = childapp.ChildApp2(command)
This will stop freevo parsing the output of the xine command.
I don't think it will make any difference but will stop the call backs
from stdout and stderr.
Help
Just upgraded my freevo installed from 1.7.1 to 1.7.5. Now my TV guide
isn't working anymore. I have a valid TV.xml file that was working just
fine before the install, allowing browsing the TV etc. however now it
doesn't work.
Parsing the guide doesn't take long enough and it creates
Stephen Rowles wrote:
Help
Just upgraded my freevo installed from 1.7.1 to 1.7.5. Now my TV guide
isn't working anymore. I have a valid TV.xml file that was working just
fine before the install, allowing browsing the TV etc. however now it
doesn't work.
Parsing the guide doesn't
Has there been any changes to the way freevo uses xine between 1.7.1 and
1.7.5?
It appears to be issuing the correct command:
/usr/bin/xine --auto-play=fq --hide-gui --borderless --geometry
720x576+0+0 --no-splash --stdctl -V xxmc -A alsa --no-lirc
Stephen Rowles wrote:
Has there been any changes to the way freevo uses xine between 1.7.1 and
1.7.5?
It appears to be issuing the correct command:
/usr/bin/xine --auto-play=fq --hide-gui --borderless --geometry
720x576+0+0 --no-splash --stdctl -V xxmc -A alsa --no-lirc
file:///data/TV
Ah,
Radio times site seems to lack any data after midnight, no 2008 details
in the XML yet.
If you are using DVB then you can get them from dvb using this program
(spend a while searching):
http://www.darkskiez.co.uk/index.php?page=tv_grab_dvb
I got the svn 0.10 version which seems to
Hi all,
This isn't really to do with freevo, but related :)
I have most of my media on a central file server (linux + samba), so
all my DVD's, Photos and Music are all shared from a big central disk.
I also share out the local tv recording directory from my freevo box
via samba.
My freevo
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