IVTV interest list @ Pacbell.net wrote:
My son acquired a Via ITX motherboard and has built a small system to
run linux apps to support his linux work such as PVR,etc. As part of
this project he installed a Diamond Xtreme TV PVR500 which AFAWCD is
a OEM'ed Yuan MPG 600 ( see
http://www.yu
Hi all,
I'm a newbie to Linux development and to the linux PVR scene so if
possible, please be patient with this dumb question ...
My son acquired a Via ITX motherboard and has built a small system to
run linux apps to support his linux work such as PVR,etc. As part of
this project he instal
Ok, I haven't seen anyone else comment on this, so I plunged into it. So
far I've discovered (using the inf file on the install cd) that my card
uses the Conexant Falcon 2 chipset (which is some sort of variant of the
cx25840) I'm not postive, but I think it uses a different register set
than the '
[Sorry that this isn't a proper reply. I just this minute subscribed
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Axel.Thimm wrote:
| The current "u32 then" only interacts with jiffies which already is
| (unconditionally) a u64. Is this a 64bits issue at all?
|
| I wonder why the build gives no warn
> >Anyone have any ideas on what I need to change to stop this?
> >
> >
> Comment out the line in the driver that outputs that message. It's not
> a failure, so it's nothing to worry about. If you really want it out of
> your logs, either remove the message from the driver or filter the
> message
On Sat, Jan 22, 2005 at 12:57:52PM -0800, kevin thayer wrote:
> did you test it on non-64 bit systems? we may need to
> put some #if statements in..
The current "u32 then" only interacts with jiffies which already is
(unconditionally) a u64. Is this a 64bits issue at all?
I wonder why the build
> kind vs. another. Any
> more documentation to be found other than:
> /* Stream types */
nope, there was quite a thread going about them a year
or so ago but nothing of late.
-tmk
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Hrm... I guess I'll look into that. Do you recall
at all how they
were different? I'd just figured padding, etc.
yeah just in the way the stream is split up. PES for
example as a different wrapper than TS (TS is a
wrapper for several PES streams as is PS) There are
lots of sites out there
did you test it on non-64 bit systems? we may need to
put some #if statements in..
-tmk
--- Jose Alberto Reguero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> With this patch, no more errors in syslog.
>
> Jose Alberto
> > diff -Naur ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d/driver/ivtv-dma.c
> ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d.amd64/driver/ivtv-dma.c
>
> Hrm... I guess I'll look into that. Do you recall
> at all how they
> were different? I'd just figured padding, etc.
yeah just in the way the stream is split up. PES for
example as a different wrapper than TS (TS is a
wrapper for several PES streams as is PS) There are
lots of sites out
With this patch, no more errors in syslog.
Jose Alberto
diff -Naur ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d/driver/ivtv-dma.c ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d.amd64/driver/ivtv-dma.c
--- ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d/driver/ivtv-dma.c 2004-09-24 15:50:40.0 +0200
+++ ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d.amd64/driver/ivtv-dma.c 2005-01-17 08:52:27.0 +0100
@@
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005, Mario Vigliar wrote:
> I found the trouble: I tried with 0.3.2a with Ulf's second patch (the
> one conteining the mixer_input tweak) and set the wm8775 with mixer_input=2.
>
> In this way I eliminated tuner audio mixing and got the correct line in
> audio signal.
Second patch
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005, Mario Vigliar wrote:
> Same thing. When I switch to Composite input with "ivtvctl -p2" I get a
> noise (maybe the tuner voice) together with the line input audio.
Ok, I've never tried the composite input, only tuner.
> What version of kernel/firmware do you use?
I'm running
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005, kevin thayer wrote:
- Differences between the streams produced under
different types (ES, PS, TS, DVD, etc)
the different types are pretty well documented out
there, at least for the well known types
(ES,PS,PES,TS).. the ones where it gets tricky are the
'dvd-special' ones.
"S
Hi -
I have been following Jarod's excellent guide to get mythtv set up on a
FC3 box.
I am using version 0.2.0-62 of ivtv with kernel 2.6.10-1.741_FC3.
I have been able to successfully configure my 350 to capture video, and
have been (somewhat - see below) able to get the tv out to display an X
> - Differences between the streams produced under
> different types (ES, PS, TS, DVD, etc)
the different types are pretty well documented out
there, at least for the well known types
(ES,PS,PES,TS).. the ones where it gets tricky are the
'dvd-special' ones.
which reminds me.. did we ever set the
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005, kevin thayer wrote:
This is going back a ways, but here's my remeberances
regarding GOP:
1) there are settings for gop as you have noticed
That's what I've recently found out.
2) i don't think any of us working on it in the early
days had the mpeg-knowhow to tell if the
On 01/20/05 20:40, Jack Trout wrote:
Using Fedora Core 2 Originally installed using Jarods Guide.
... Lots of good configuration info...
and I get logs like this
/var/log/messages
-snip-
Jan 20 19:39:46 localhost kernel: ivtv: v4l2 ioctl: set frequency 5108
Jan 20 19:39:46 localhost kernel: ivtv
On 01/19/05 12:23, Charles Waddell wrote:
I used Jarod's instructions to install mythtv with apt-get. I do not
seem to have either eeprom or tveeprom modules on the system. here is
an lsmod, and all I get is static on all channels, I eliminated the
physical connection as the problem as the card
Mario Vigliar ha scritto:
Peter Karlsson ha scritto:
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005, Mario Vigliar wrote:
I have this issue with PVR150 PAL (no MCE):
Here's what I do to get my card working (also pvr150 pal, not mce):
modprobe tveeprom
modprobe videodev
modprobe cx25840 i2c_enable=1
modprobe tuner
modp
Peter Karlsson ha scritto:
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005, Mario Vigliar wrote:
I have this issue with PVR150 PAL (no MCE):
Here's what I do to get my card working (also pvr150 pal, not mce):
modprobe tveeprom
modprobe videodev
modprobe cx25840 i2c_enable=1
modprobe tuner
modprobe wm8775
modprobe ivtv
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