8n" subdirectory mentioned in your instructions. Do I need to install some
sort of 'devel' library?
I' using Freevo -1.5.0
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Victor
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Hi,
I need to personalize Freevo menu, could someone point out which configuration
files to edit.
Thanks,
Victor
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Could some explain what I'm doing wrong .. please ??
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information later)
I'm not certain of the hoops that Freevo puts child applications
through, but as configured it launches xmame as a child application in
such a way that there is a lag (or something) in the keyboard
response. This rang
OK, here's an odd one, and I'm legitimately baffled.
I am using the xmame/games plugin from freevo, and overall it works
well. But there is a fairly serious problem: when I run xmame from
within freevo, something is preventing rapid keypresses (in other
words, keys pressed close together are int
OK, this is one I should have been able to figure out for myself, but
it's perplexing me.
In my "recorded TV" folder, freevo is happily making an .fxd file for
every .avi that is recorded. So I get pairs for everything recorded,
ie
06-28_23:30_Whose_Line_Is_It_Anyway_-_.avi
06-28_23:30_Whose_Lin
Here's a curious one, and I'll hunt it down if no one knows, but I
figured I'd ask.
My xmame configuration is not listing certain games for which I have
the rom AND the rom passes verification. I only know of one (T-mek),
and it's not even a game I particularly am dying to play, but it irks
me th
> Does anyone have any suggestions on wireless joysticks/gamepads or good
> video cards for emulation? I have a dxr3 but that doesnt seem to supprt
> emulation output, so I had put in a voodoo card, which really sucks.
I am currently using a pair of Logitech Cordless Rumblepads. You can
almost al
OK, after doing searches, looking at faqs, and getting thoroughly
perplexed, I must finally ask the list (apologies; seems like the sort
of problem that's been addressed before).
I'm using mencoder with a Hauppage WinTV board on an Athlon 1400 (or so)
with 768MB ram. The quality of my recordin
Fixed my own problem; replying to my message in case anyone has similar
issues and searches archives.
Problem stemmed from switching from OSS emu10k drivers to OSS i810
on-board audio. Installing ALSA and the ALSA i810 driver seems to have
solved the problem.
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Well, after scouring the NewEgg refurbished bin, I found an inexpensive
A7N8X-X to throw an old Athlon 1400 in, and so my Freevo has a
badly-needed upgrade from the Celeron 300 (overclocked to 450) that I was
using. It's fantastic, but...
...video recording is now wonky. Old recorded episodes
I wound up with an Asus GeForce MX440-based card, and I like it a lot.
I'd like it even better if I could use NVTV, but since I'm running the
thing with no regular CRT and connected to the TV, I'm pretty much stuck
in 640x480... and the nvtv window is too big to fit onto the screen.
Now, I fre
Right now, I have a cron job that fetches TV listings at 3am and updates
the channel logos.
What I can't abide is how long it takes to look at the new schedule the
next time I use the freevo to watch TV--it takes quite a while to use the
new listings (you open the TV guide and get a lovely dial
> how close is the freevo output to a cable tv or sattelite box output?
VERY washed out. There is a noticeable difference when I tune my VCR or
cable box to a channel (both of which look about the same) and switch to
the Freevo. This is particularly noticeable in dark scenes (where the
freevo
Hmm, sounds like a fairly strong recommendation for the G400, even
without the cable (I built my own LIRC reciever, so I don't mind having to
make the cable if I need).
One thing I've heard is that the TV-out-enabled second display on the G400
is "unaccelerated", whatever that means (not sure
OK, after all the great help, I reconfigured the LIRC mouse daemon, got
some other stuff changed, updated via Debian, shut down X, started it up
again, and got a gibberish screen that doesn't give TV-out. Heck, it
doesn't even show up on my (incredibly old) monitor, and it worked like a
champ
In my effort to get much of my CD collection onto my Freevo, I've started
trying to rip CDs, only to discover that my 32x CD-Rom drive is ripping at
1x speed. Obviously I'd like to speed this up. I've tried tweaking
hdparm to turn on DMA, as well as modifying the command line a bit to
cdparan
All is reasonably well with my weak spare-parts Freevo (go go gadget
Celeron overclocked to 450 MHz, just burning up the sky...).
Except for a couple of things. The most irritating is that I'm running
Freevo through SDL/X11, which is fine except that XScreensaver keeps
kicking in. Now I could
The color output from my ol' Rage 128 is still a bit washed-out, and try
as I might, I can't seem to figure out how to change the general color
output of the TV-out (or heck, just the base X-window screen). The xgamma
program works fine, but of course only for gamma.
I've used xvattr and can m
OK, got my Freevo working, but noticed an interesting problem.
When WATCHING TV, the image is fullscreen, no big black borders, nothing.
But when watching recorded video, the image doesn't qute make it to
the edges--I am seeing my window manager to the right and below, just
barely.
Puttin
I'm doing my best to rely entirely on the Freevo, which has been doing,
frankly, awesome work--I got lirc working finally, and it's just about
ready for prime time.
Except one thing--watching TV through the freevo, the colors are
noticeably washed out compared to the cable-box tuner (switching
> You want to use -vo xv
Wasn't working so well. I found the problem (there DID exist a driver
that worked, but in the abandoned "devel" branch of the GATOS CVS tree,
which is suitably obscure; took me a while to find it and I had to start
the build process for the x server to compile 'em, but
OK, finally figured out that I needed to plug the line-out from my
hauppage card into the line-in on my SBLive.
But it still gives no sound.
If I plug it into the MIC IN on my SBLive, I get REALLY REALLY LOUD sound.
Not desired.
Kernel 2.4.22 Debian, using I believe the OSS emu10k1 kernel mod
OK, got video playback working in Linux after some agonizing flailing...
Using an ATI AIW Rage 128 card for video and a separate Hauppage WinTV
card for tuning.
The tricky part was the tv out. I couldn't get it to work AT ALL using
virtually any trick... except that if I booted WITH the tv plu
I have used freevo 1.3.2 and it worked wonderfully. I have updated to freevo 1.3.4 and
every time I try to list the movie directory it states 'empty play list'. Anyone know
whats going on? Should I post my local_confg.py ?
-Victor
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