Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Jan 2009, Dirk Meyer wrote:
>> iz dodd wrote:
>> > the old celeron did not have enough power to record and run the tuner,
>> > so the s-presso case is out of service.
>>
>> DVB or analog? A DVB recorder does not need much CPU power. I use an AMD
>> Geode with 500
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> iz dodd wrote:
> > the old celeron did not have enough power to record and run the tuner,
> > so the s-presso case is out of service.
>
> DVB or analog? A DVB recorder does not need much CPU power. I use an AMD
> Geode with 500 MHz and that is enough. If you
liz dodd wrote:
> the old celeron did not have enough power to record and run the tuner,
> so the s-presso case is out of service.
DVB or analog? A DVB recorder does not need much CPU power. I use an AMD
Geode with 500 MHz and that is enough. If you want to record analog TV
with mpeg an-the-fly yo
On Monday 26 January 2009 8:54:08 am Stephen Rowles wrote:
> Or should I be looking for a more modern intel graphics chipset? Or
> possible a bigger case so I can fit a cheap nvidia card in there? Or as
> other people suggested, USB attached TV reception? tbh I'm not sure a
> bigger case in the lou
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
>> I wonder why the Atom boards use the GMA 950?
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_GMA
>>
>> The board from Intel uses this chip. Aren't there any better boards?
>>
>
> Yeah it's really too bad the otherwise nice looking Atom board comes
> with a old and crippled gr
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Sun, 2009-01-25 at 10:52 +0100, Dirk Meyer wrote:
>> I guess so. There are four choices:
>
> Only three.
>
>
>> 2. You have a gfx card that does not support hardware colorspace
>>conversion and has no shader support in the GPU. That means we have
>>to do the col
On Sun, 2009-01-25 at 10:52 +0100, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> I guess so. There are four choices:
Only three.
> 2. You have a gfx card that does not support hardware colorspace
>conversion and has no shader support in the GPU. That means we have
>to do the colorspace conversion in the CPU.
Ha
Dirk Meyer wrote:
> Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
>> Dirk Meyer wrote:
>>> Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
I'm running Freevo using FB (uvesafb I think, been a while since I
checked the actual config), simply because I couldn't figure out how to
configure it any other way (and get it to wo
Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
> Dirk Meyer wrote:
>> Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
>>> I'm running Freevo using FB (uvesafb I think, been a while since I
>>> checked the actual config), simply because I couldn't figure out how to
>>> configure it any other way (and get it to work). :)
>>
>> What gfx c
liz dodd wrote:
> On Sunday 25 January 2009 8:05:09 pm Stephen Rowles wrote:
>> Now I have a VERY low profile case (40mm hight clearance internally) and
>> only space for 1 card... now as that slot will probably be a 2 tuner tv
>> card,
>
> my new tv tuner is just an oversized usb stick in size and
Stephen Rowles wrote:
> I was thinking about one of the new Atom 330 (dual core) motherboards as
> these are supposed to be able to handle 720p and some 1080p content with
> the latest playback drivers, but the graphics card is a very old GMA
> 950, would you expect that sort of system to cope w
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Sat, 2009-01-24 at 23:00 +, Andrew Flegg wrote:
>> A $40 PCI card, which'll fit a low (CPU-)power Mini-ITX machine in a
>> small case with room for only one or two PCI cards?
>
> PCI? No. If you have no free PCI-express slot, then clearly you can't
> upgrade easil
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-01-23 at 10:55 +0100, Duncan Webb wrote:
>> When comparing the picture quality of TV broadcasts from CRT TVs and TFT
>> TVs the picture quality was simply much better with the CRTs.
>
> I'm rather tempted to say the reason is, paradoxically, because of the
> a
Dirk Meyer wrote:
> Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
>> I'm running Freevo using FB (uvesafb I think, been a while since I
>> checked the actual config), simply because I couldn't figure out how to
>> configure it any other way (and get it to work). :)
>
> What gfx card to you have?
If I recall correc
Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
> I'm running Freevo using FB (uvesafb I think, been a while since I
> checked the actual config), simply because I couldn't figure out how to
> configure it any other way (and get it to work). :)
What gfx card to you have?
> As to the 4:3 vs 16:9 debate, I am of the o
Dirk Meyer wrote:
>
> I guess so, too. For a CRT the G400 is great. But I expect CRTs to die
> in the next years. Even with kaa.popcorn integrated, Freevo 2 is only
> beta status. 1.8 has many cool features that need to be ported. I don't
> know how many people will jump on the 2.0 branch once I r
Dirk Meyer wrote:
> John Molohan wrote:
>> Dirk Meyer wrote:
>>> Duncan Webb wrote:
>>>
I've just started the jump from Python-2.4 to Python-2.6 on my DirectFB
machine. So far it has been easy enough and been fairly trouble free.
>>> Stupid question from the 2.0 development p
Dirk Meyer wrote:
> Jason Tackaberry wrote:
>> I'm prepared now to begin using Python 2.5 features inside kaa.base and
>> make it a formal requirement unless there are no further arguments.
>> This new requirement will apply to svn shortly, and to the next release.
>
> We could remove the 2.4 yiel
John Molohan wrote:
> Dirk Meyer wrote:
>> Duncan Webb wrote:
>>
>>> I've just started the jump from Python-2.4 to Python-2.6 on my DirectFB
>>> machine. So far it has been easy enough and been fairly trouble free.
>>>
>>
>> Stupid question from the 2.0 development point of view: you use DF
Duncan Webb wrote:
> I've just started the jump from Python-2.4 to Python-2.6 on my DirectFB
> machine. So far it has been easy enough and been fairly trouble free.
Stupid question from the 2.0 development point of view: you use DFB in
Freevo? What card to you have? For 2.0 we are going we are mak
Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> I'm prepared now to begin using Python 2.5 features inside kaa.base and
> make it a formal requirement unless there are no further arguments.
> This new requirement will apply to svn shortly, and to the next release.
We could remove the 2.4 yield support with the get_resu
Quoting Dirk Meyer :
> Hi,
>
> we are wondering if we can make Python 2.5 a requirement for Freevo 1.8?
> It would make things a lot easier in kaa.base (signal handler) and
> kaa.metadata (relative imports). So how many users still use Python 2.4
> and why?
Python 2.4.4 is the default on Debian
Hi,
we are wondering if we can make Python 2.5 a requirement for Freevo 1.8?
It would make things a lot easier in kaa.base (signal handler) and
kaa.metadata (relative imports). So how many users still use Python 2.4
and why?
Dischi
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