You need to decode something before the xv works.
Ie something like :-
dd if=/dev/video0 of=/dev/video16 bs=65k count=50
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:ivtv-devel-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Daniel Segel
> Sent: 29 June 2005 05:33
> To: ivtv-devel@lists.sour
The problem:
Xine works OK with the xshm video driver, but I was hoping to get better
quality with the xv driver. Instead I just get a screen filled with
repeating pink and green stairsteps. Before I did a cold boot I was
getting a still video image on screen (still pink and green). Is this
re
On 6/29/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've also added code to set tda9887=0 if a non-NTSC PVR-150 is
> detected. I'm pretty sure this is a safe thing to do and should prevent
> requiring the module option to be set manually.
Bryan,
My PVR150 MCE PAL card didn't require the tda9
I tracked down a possible segfault condition which could lock a device
due to bad ioctl input. In this case it was using radio -P on a
PVR-250. ivtv-streams never does a bounds check when accessing its
streams array, so I've added the check in many places (not all are
needed due to call hiear
Was not able to test 0.3.6s but 0.3.6u appears to be providing equal
volume from both my pvr-250's and my pvr-500. My thanks to Bryan
Mayland for working on this!
Chris Kennedy wrote:
This includes the YUV Decoding patch and the audio mixer/volume patch
for the cx25840.
#0.3.6s: http://www
Brings README.radio up to date.
Gets rid of unused variable / possible compiler warning in radio.c
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The same here. PVR150MCE LP, NTSC - no problem (didn't test radio) Mandriva 2005LEOn 6/28/05, John Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:I have NTSC version,works just fine with ivtv withoutproblem. Never test radio though.
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John,
0.3.6u without the patch: MPEG playback ok, switching to YUV, ok, back
to MPEG, controls in MythTV are unresponsive
0.3.6u with the patch: MPEG playback ok, switching to YUV the scaling
seems to have changed (seems to be to the left and top of the screen),
back to MPEG it plays for a second
Mark Knecht wrote:
After a complete power down now the cards are back in the right order
and WatchTV works again:
Very strange. May want to add `options ivtv ivtv_debug=2` to your
modprobe.d setup so we can get some more information. You can email me
that log directly if the list won't
Sorry for the rash of emails...
On 6/28/05, Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Also, after this reboot it's changed the order of the cards. Now the
> 250 is card #0 and the 150 is card #1:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ dmesg | grep card
> ivtv: Autodetected WinTV PVR 250 card
> ivtv: Configur
Mail the complete xorg log file please.
Thanks
John
> -Original Message-
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Libby
> Sent: 28 June 2005 21:47
> To: ivtv-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [ivtv-devel] X only starts once with ivtvdev_drv
On 6/28/05, Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > On the i2c issue it's an Intel chipset but I don't know how to
> > determine what i2c chips are in the box. Is there an i2c interrogation
> > program somewhere that tells you that a machine has a Via chip or a
> > Winbond chip? There are
Mark Knecht wrote:
Now, why didnt my setup of the second tuner work? I think that's more
a question for the MythTV list once I do some study. Anyway, it seems
that things are in good shape WRT ivtv. Thanks very much for your
help!
Yeah it doesn't set them up automatically. Just go into
m
Hi,
The first time i boot my system, tv-out works fine with my PVR-350.
However, if I stop X for any reason, and then restart it (I'm using
xdm), it crashes. The crashes continue even if I rmmod ivtv_fb and ivtv
and then reload them with modprobe.
Has anyone else seen this? Any suggestions?
Tyler Trafford wrote:
Heh, looks like he did.
haha I'm beginning to think he is actually a whole team of people who
read and post to the list, merge patches, expain chips, write new VBI
and DMA code, and I guess eat and sleep too. I can't put out enough
patches to confuse them either!
The audio is back on with ivtv-0.3.6u
Regards
Sigurd
I lost the audio on the second 500-tuner when moving to ivtv-0.3.6s.
ivtv-0.3.6p and ivtv-0.3.6n works fine.
Same problem with ivtv-0.3.6o
1 x pvr350
1 x pvr500mce
PAL
Kernel 2.6.12
Regards
Sigurd
Chris Kennedy wrote:
This includes th
Mark Knecht wrote:
> Hi,
>Has anyone tested this card? TV OK? Radio OK? It is not clear (to
> me) from this link whether the PVR-150mce Low profile has the hardware
> encoder. Does anyone know for sure? The picture looks like it's a
> Conextant chip.
>
> http://www.hauppauge.com/Pages/products
I have NTSC version,works just fine with ivtv without
problem. Never test radio though.
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Hello,
I'm not sure of this the right forum for this kind of stuff, but go ahead
and flame me if you feel like :-) I'm having trouble getting ivtv and my
PVR-150 card functioning after wake-up from S3. Everything works fine for a
few minutes, but suddenly freezes ('mplayer /dev/video0'). 'dmes
On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Knecht wrote:
>
> >OK - Adding the 81-1 entry AND using your patch seems to have fixed
> >the immediate problems. Will you submit that patch to the main driver
> >tree?
> >
> >
> Hey nice work. I'll include that patch in the rollup I
The attached patch should fix the problems people
have observed with mpeg decoding after using the yuv playback (ie pause being
slow etc.)
Any problems let me know as usual.
John
ivtv-0.3.6u.diffs
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On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Knecht wrote:
>
> >OK - Adding the 81-1 entry AND using your patch seems to have fixed
> >the immediate problems. Will you submit that patch to the main driver
> >tree?
> >
> >
> Hey nice work. I'll include that patch in the rollup I
Mark Knecht wrote:
OK - Adding the 81-1 entry AND using your patch seems to have fixed
the immediate problems. Will you submit that patch to the main driver
tree?
Hey nice work. I'll include that patch in the rollup I'll be
posting later today, if Chris didn't already add the line. He's
On 6/28/05, Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This machine is completely udev based. I started wondering if udev
> might not be setting up some /dev devices correctly but I don't know
> what to check on that. Looking in my /etc/modules.d/ivtv file I have
> only this:
>
> alias char-major
Andrew Oikle wrote:
Just picked up an nVidia TV/Radio card with the saa7173 chip thinking it
was already supported. Shame on me. lspci detects it as a C-Cube. Can
this card be used?
nVidia makes TV tuner cards now too? Man, everyone is making one
now days. There is no support for the
Just picked up an nVidia TV/Radio card with the saa7173 chip thinking it
was already supported. Shame on me. lspci detects it as a C-Cube. Can
this card be used?
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Can you view raw tv video from these cards without having to decode its
mpeg output? And how would you split its output to a window while
saving to disk? Can you write the mpeg file while
viewing/de-interlacing raw video output?
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On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Knecht wrote:
>
> >OK, the patch seems to have moved me forward but I'm still getting
> >some i2c messages and no video/audio. Could the i2c stuff be due to
> >the way I built the kernel and/or not modprobing the right i2c stuff?
> >I ass
Mark Knecht wrote:
OK, the patch seems to have moved me forward but I'm still getting
some i2c messages and no video/audio. Could the i2c stuff be due to
the way I built the kernel and/or not modprobing the right i2c stuff?
I assume it easily could be.
Yeah looking at the dmesg you're not
On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Patch attached to fix this. It might also fix your problems below
> too, so try that first.
Thanks Bryan.
OK, the patch seems to have moved me forward but I'm still getting
some i2c messages and no video/audio. Could the i2c stuff be du
Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi,
I'm attempting to bring up a PVR-150 in a machine that already had
a running PVR-250. Now neither card appears to be working. Wath TV is
a dark screen with some wavey lines in it. No audio. Is there any
known reason this cannot work? I can try a newer (or older) version
Hi,
I'm attempting to bring up a PVR-150 in a machine that already had
a running PVR-250. Now neither card appears to be working. Wath TV is
a dark screen with some wavey lines in it. No audio. Is there any
known reason this cannot work? I can try a newer (or older) version of
ivtv if there's a
OK, never mind the bollocks, I'm a babbling fool. This did the
trick, Bryan, just what the doctor ordered. First impressions are
great, later tonight I'll give it the wife's stress testing :-)
Thanks!
Cheers,
-Morten
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Morten
Rønseth wrote:
Hmmm - seems my
Hi :-)
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Morten Rønseth wrote:
Hmmm - seems my system doesn't like the patch:
Gah! I thought these were defined in 2.6 series' tuner.h.
Apparently they didn't make it in until recently. Try patch #3!
Uhm - sorry to be the bearer of bad omens, but I don't have
"
On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Knecht wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> > Has anyone tested this card? TV OK? Radio OK? It is not clear (to
> >me) from this link whether the PVR-150mce Low profile has the hardware
> >encoder. Does anyone know for sure? The picture looks like it's a
Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone tested this card? TV OK? Radio OK? It is not clear (to
me) from this link whether the PVR-150mce Low profile has the hardware
encoder. Does anyone know for sure? The picture looks like it's a
Conextant chip.
It definitely has a CX23416 on it as seen here
Morten Rønseth wrote:
Hmmm - seems my system doesn't like the patch:
Gah! I thought these were defined in 2.6 series' tuner.h.
Apparently they didn't make it in until recently. Try patch #3!
Index: driver/tda9887.c
===
---
Hi,
Has anyone tested this card? TV OK? Radio OK? It is not clear (to
me) from this link whether the PVR-150mce Low profile has the hardware
encoder. Does anyone know for sure? The picture looks like it's a
Conextant chip.
http://www.hauppauge.com/Pages/products/data_pvr150lp.html
I have so
>Good question. While we don't have anything built in to handle
>this, maybe we can figure out how to get it working for you. The first
>thing I'd suggest trying would be to set the PREF_MODE of the audio
>subsystem on the cx25840 (although this may have no effect if your card
>uses a tda9887 for
Hi Bryan,
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Bryan Mayland wrote:
>
Proving once again that I can't produce a working patch before noon.
I got the #if backward so it defined new-style params on old systems
and old-style params on new systems. This patch has it the right way.
Hmmm - seems my system doe
you'll have to write some code to call the fwAPI
ioctl.
there's no way that i know of to do it from the
command line.
you could probably hack it into ivtvctl if you
wanted.. shouldn't be too tough.
-tmk
--- Adam Forsyth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been poking around at this too, and havi
I've been poking around at this too, and having a bit of trouble.
Using ivtvctl -j, I found:
0x6c -- first four bits moves the image left
0x6d -- last five bits moves the image down, first three move it right a bunch
but I found no way to resize the image by changing decoder registers.
Also, how
Bryan Mayland wrote:
>
Proving once again that I can't produce a working patch before noon. I
got the #if backward so it defined new-style params on old systems and
old-style params on new systems. This patch has it the right way.
Index: driver/tda9887.c
==
Aaron Richardson wrote:
On my current windiws box I actually use 3 input devices for manipulating the
tv. RF remote (ATI), mouse, and keyboard. The remote and mouse are the 2
heavily used devices. So, I really need a control panel for use with the
mouse.
try maybe ptune-ui.pl? I've n
Tyler Trafford wrote:
I'm guessing that the I2C defined parameters are done in the 'obsolete
style' in Morten's kernel version, causing it to ignore all
non-obsoletely-defined ones.
Ah yes, I didn't even think about that (even though he clearly
posted it in his log).
Actually, there's
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 06:46 am, Bryan Mayland wrote:
> Aaron Richardson wrote:
> >1) but I havent seen a good TV viewer program for the desktop.
>
> I use MythTV but have it resized to run in a 640x480 window rather
> than take the full screen. That's closer to what you want, but you're
> st
I lost the audio on the second 500-tuner when moving to ivtv-0.3.6s.
ivtv-0.3.6p and ivtv-0.3.6n works fine.
Same problem with ivtv-0.3.6o
1 x pvr350
1 x pvr500mce
PAL
Kernel 2.6.12
Regards
Sigurd
Chris Kennedy wrote:
This includes the YUV Decoding patch and the audio mixer/volume patch
for
Morten Rønseth wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >>
> >>I'm guessing that the I2C defined parameters are done in the 'obsolete
> >>style' in Morten's kernel version, causing it to ignore all
> >>non-obsoletely-defined ones.
> >>
> >
>
> BTW, what exactly is the difference between new-style parameters and
> obsole
Hi,
I'm guessing that the I2C defined parameters are done in the 'obsolete
style' in Morten's kernel version, causing it to ignore all
non-obsoletely-defined ones.
BTW, what exactly is the difference between new-style parameters and
obsolete ones?
Cheers,
-Morten
--
Hi,
Ross wrote:
On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aaron Richardson wrote:
2) I would like to be able to switch channels faster. Right now running
0.3.6s it takes ~4 sec to change the channel. I am a channel flipper. I
need fast channel changes. I should have probably
Hi,
Tyler Trafford wrote:
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Morten Rønseth wrote:
Hah! I found
"/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-12mdk/kernel/drivers/media/video/tda9887.ko.gz"
- and I thought I'd gotten rid of all doubles... Would this one interfer?
I'll take a closer look tomorrow, too late n
On 6/28/05, Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aaron Richardson wrote:
>
> >2) I would like to be able to switch channels faster. Right now running
> >0.3.6s it takes ~4 sec to change the channel. I am a channel flipper. I
> >need fast channel changes. I should have probably done more
Aaron Richardson wrote:
1) but I havent seen a good TV viewer program for the desktop.
I use MythTV but have it resized to run in a 640x480 window rather
than take the full screen. That's closer to what you want, but you're
still not going to get the responsiveness you're looking for I
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