Hi!
> - the checks scan /lib/modules/$(KVER), not just
> /lib/modules/$(KVER)/kernel. Brian Jackson: thanks for the
> suggestion.
I'm using a self-compiled debian kernel with version 2.6.8-20050725, but "make
install" copies the modules to /lib/module/2.6.8 where they are not used by
the k
| From: Cory Papenfuss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 09:34:43 -0400 (EDT)
| That's odd. From the chipset specs, the 150/500 has a more advanced
| comb filter than the 250/350 something about 4-line adaptive vs. 3-line
| static or something IIRC. Have you (or anyone else
I haven't looked at them properly yet. The device at 0x71 is the known
IR receiver device that is already supported in LIRC being polled, and
therefore pretty obviously the transmitter has address 0x70.
OK, replying to myself here :)
If you look at the 123 send log, you can see that each but
Mark,
Thanks for doing this.
> I have managed to get this working by using a 4050 CMOS buffer chip as
> indicated by Trev Jackson. I will write this up a bit later with some
> pictures for anyone else who wants to do the same thing, it might be
> useful for those like me who don't have much in t
I have managed to get this working by using a 4050 CMOS buffer chip as
indicated by Trev Jackson. I will write this up a bit later with some
pictures for anyone else who wants to do the same thing, it might be
useful for those like me who don't have much in the way of electronics
skills.
In
Trev Jackson wrote:
Hi Mark
There is probably nothing wrong with your parallel port, Pin 12 and Pin 13 are
inputs to your computer and depending on how your parallel port is
implemented the voltages could quite reasonably be different between the
pins.
OK, this does seem to be the case as the
Hi,
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Morten Rønseth wrote:
I installed 0.3.7b last night and to my surprise sound disappeared on
some channels only - others were just fine.
Reinstalling 0.3.7a works just fine.
Maybe set module options on the tda9887?
options tda9887 port1=0 port2=0
This was done auto
Thanks, Chris, for including my previous patches in ivtv-0.3.7b.
This patch makes more improvements to the detection of interfering
modules.
- I added a new target "install-nocheck" for those who don't want the
checks done.
- I added a scan for modules with names like ivtv-*.ko and *-ivtv.ko
Karl Kashofer wrote:
Where can I find a summary of these hex values ?
I looked through the API documentation but could not see them ?
Check here:
http://ivtv.sourceforge.net/firmware-api.html
And look for "Set audio stream properties"
Some of the combinations produce some crazy sped up o
On Wednesday 03 Aug 2005 16:35, Daniel Segel wrote:
> I just installed ivtv 0.3.7b this morning and tried out the YUV/xv
> output in MythTV and noticed something like this in a scene where the
> camera was panning from left to right. It's not obvious what the problem
> is, but it is obvious that so
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Morten Rønseth wrote:
I installed 0.3.7b last night and to my surprise sound disappeared on
some channels only - others were just fine.
Reinstalling 0.3.7a works just fine.
Maybe set module options on the tda9887?
options tda9887 port1=0 port2=0
This was done automatic
Is this driver still kernel 2.4 compatible? The only hits I've found
when searching about these errors point to incompatible kernel. I am
getting symbol not found errors:
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in
/lib/modules/2.4.25-chw/kernel/drivers/media/video/ivtv.o
depmod: finish_wait
depm
I just installed ivtv 0.3.7b this morning and tried out the YUV/xv
output in MythTV and noticed something like this in a scene where the
camera was panning from left to right. It's not obvious what the problem
is, but it is obvious that something is wrong. I quickly switched back
to using the PVR-
Morten Rønseth wrote:
I installed 0.3.7b last night and to my surprise sound disappeared on
some channels only - others were just fine.
Reinstalling 0.3.7a works just fine.
Maybe set module options on the tda9887?
options tda9887 port1=0 port2=0
This was done automatically in 0.3.7.a, but rem
I use AMD XP 2200+ (Not the -M version ) and have at
least 50% idle cpu so i would have thought that you
wouldn't have any problem with that processor.
John
--- Martin Qvistgård <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I'm in the process of planning my htpc box. I've
> bought a PVR-350 PAL and
Hi all!
I'm in the process of planning my htpc box. I've bought a PVR-350 PAL and some
of the other stuff. I'm going for a really cool and quiet system since I need
to have both backend and frontend in one box, under the TV. I'm hoping to use
a AMD XP-M 2400+ (1,8 MHz), 35 W model, since this w
D. Hugh Redelmeier wrote:
| From: Morten Rønseth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| I installed 0.3.7b last night
How did you know that there was a new version? I haven't seen it
announced in this list.
http://www.ivtv.tv/releases/ivtv-0.3/
Cheers,
-Morten
--
| From: Morten Rønseth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| I installed 0.3.7b last night
How did you know that there was a new version? I haven't seen it
announced in this list.
I too have installed the new patch and tearing has disappeared.
Great job John!
Jim
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 3:14 AM
To: ivtv-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [ivtv-devel] [PATCH] yuv improvements
Hell
Hi Mark
There is probably nothing wrong with your parallel port, Pin 12 and Pin 13 are
inputs to your computer and depending on how your parallel port is
implemented the voltages could quite reasonably be different between the
pins.
To check the parallel port voltages try running the command:
l
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Hi !
> You need to alter the audio parameters on the encoder (codec). For
> example, I use 'ivtvctl -d /dev/video0 -c audio=0x03A9' to produce 192kb
> mono audio in the MPEG2 stream. You will have to read the API
> documentation to get all the possibl
Karl Kashofer wrote:
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Hi !
I want to stream video, and to save bandwith I would like to stream with
mono audio.
You need to alter the audio parameters on the encoder (codec). For
example, I use 'ivtvctl -d /dev/video0 -c audio=0x03A9' to produce 1
Is xine discarding frames? Try -verbose.
I don't think I see this problem in PAL-land but I do get the odd
discarded frame on my 2.5GHz celeron with DVD content (approx 1 per
200 frames) and up to 5/200 with qt or Divx content.
Cheers,
Wilf.
On 03/08/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
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Hi !
I want to stream video, and to save bandwith I would like to stream with
mono audio.
Unfortunately, whatever I do, my card seems to stick to stereo sound
with 48000Hz and 384 bps.
Does anyone know how I could get it to send mono audio preferrab
Karl Kashofer wrote:
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That link was down two days ago, but works now.
So thats where all the post-3.3 drivers come from !
I gather the sourceforge repository is not being updated any more ?
Maybe someone should post a message about this on the iv
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That link was down two days ago, but works now.
So thats where all the post-3.3 drivers come from !
I gather the sourceforge repository is not being updated any more ?
Maybe someone should post a message about this on the ivtv sourceforge
page, as I
Hi,
belcampo wrote:
On Wednesday 03 August 2005 11:01, Morten Rønseth wrote:
What's wrong with "http://www.ivtv.tv/ivtv-0.3/" (or
"http://www.ivtv.tv/ivtv-0.2/")?
You can then use either your browser or automate with fetch or curl to
get latest version.
Cheers,
-Morten
Karl Kas
On Wednesday 03 August 2005 11:01, Morten Rønseth wrote:
> What's wrong with "http://www.ivtv.tv/ivtv-0.3/"; (or
> "http://www.ivtv.tv/ivtv-0.2/";)?
> You can then use either your browser or automate with fetch or curl to
> get latest version.
>
>
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> -Morten
> Karl Kashofer wrote:
>
What's wrong with "http://www.ivtv.tv/ivtv-0.3/"; (or
"http://www.ivtv.tv/ivtv-0.2/";)?
You can then use either your browser or automate with fetch or curl to
get latest version.
Cheers,
-Morten
Karl Kashofer wrote:
Hi !
I wanted to retrieve the newest development driver from CVS, but
a
Hi !
I wanted to retrieve the newest development driver from CVS, but
apparently there are no files in the sourceforge tree ?
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/ivtv co -P ivtv
yields lots of empty directories, the sourceforge CVSbrowser also shows
empty dirs.
Am I doing something wr
I'm sorry for replying to my own post, but I wanted to
mention, I see the jerkiness in xine as well. I
tested this with a short recording that I also used to
compare decoder vs. yuv/xv. (Ripped DVDs also exhibit
this in xine.) So this seems to indicate to me it's
not a problem with Myth but with
Chris,
can you add Bryan's patch to the next release? I've been using it for
the last month with no problems. It equalizes the volume control so
the older (250/350) and the newer (150/500) have the same volume
levels.
N.
-- Forwarded message --
From: Bryan Mayland <[EMAIL PROTECT
Over the last couple of weeks, I have noticed there is
a problem with my yuv playback. In summary, the
playback using the new yuv extensions in ivtv is
jerky, in a subtle but important way. It might be
described as a modulation of the framerate, where the
modulation itself has frequency component
Hi all,
I installed 0.3.7b last night and to my surprise sound disappeared on
some channels only - others were just fine.
Reinstalling 0.3.7a works just fine.
I have a PVR150 (card 0) and a PVR500 (card 1 & 2).
dmesg output below.
Cheers,
-Morten
Aug 2 17:17:05 localhost kernel: ivtv:
Hello John...
I'd like to report that this patch fixes the tearing
for my system while playing through yuv (NTSC land).
Yay! Thank you very much. You rock.
--- John Harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This patch includes the previous patch I sent from
> Ian for filtering. It
> adds some impro
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