Steve Nuffer wrote:
I have it working when I view live-tv or a previously recorded show.
I have to do the same when using xmame.x11.
Someone suggested to dd if=/somefile.nuv of=/dev/video16
Putting in rc.local should be fine, but you may need to copy from the
input instead of a saved f
Ian Armstrong wrote:
On Tuesday 13 Sep 2005 18:40, Joe Votour wrote:
I'm using the MPEG-2 decoder (for now) in MythTV (and
xv in the other applications) because the picture is
fully overscanned on the MPEG-2 decoder, but I have to
play with the MythTV settings to get it to work
without bor
There's been an 0.3.8 file on http://www.ivtv.tv/releases/ivtv-0.3/ for
quite a while now; is that the same version or an earlier version? A lot
of people will probably continue to use the http://www.ivtv.tv/releases/
URL to get the driver.
Daniel
Hans Verkuil wrote:
I've released 0.3.8. It
Hans Verkuil wrote:
I've fixed it properly in the driver. No MythTV changes are necessary. Let me
know how it goes!
OUTSTANDING! So far it works great! Thank you so much for making this
work. I really appreciate the effort you're putting into this driver.
Daniel
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Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Saturday 10 September 2005 00:38, Hans Verkuil wrote:
Please test this patch and see if this fixes the problem! In the meantime
I'll see if something can be done with the VBI reinsertion to fix it there
rather then in MythTV. It's a bit stupid that video and audio are
Wilhelm Eger wrote:
John Harvey wrote:
Does it occur if you select the Use PV350 playback
option which can be selected in the playback settings
section.
Could I have selected both? (I can't check it now, because I'm at work
...)
There's one option to use the PVR-350 MPEG decoder, and the
mt wrote:
It gets if from the module file (.ko) which, to my understanding, it
tries to find thesame way modprobe tries to find it. I thus cannot easily
explain the
differenceyou see.
Thanks for the pointer - it turns out I had the kernel versions of some
of the drivers under /lib/modules/
mt wrote:
Maybe
#> modinfo ivtv
I've been meaning to ask about this for a while. I'm running 0.3.8, as
evidenced by dmesg and my syslog:
ivtv: version 0.3.8 (snapshot compiled on Wed Aug 31 18:25:47 2005)
loading
But when I run modinfo is says this:
version:0.2.0-rc3j
It's
oject. I am amazed at the functionality and quality
you have managed to provide with the ivtv and ivtvdev drivers. The
results are both fun and useful and have provided me with a great deal
of enjoyment as I pursue this acpect of my linux hobby.
Daniel Segel
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Boleslaw Ciesielski wrote:
One thing I noticed though is that CC is in all uppercase. This was
the same with 0.3.7 but I think with 0.2.0 I was seeing proper case.
This is hard to say though, since it could depend on the program.
It does depend on the program. Here's some output I just grabb
uot;? The 0.3.x drivers have
*never* worked with MythTV's internal CC functions, and this one seems to work just as
well as the prior versions when using the TVs built-in CC decoder. I'm running MythTV
0.18.1-r2 and CC works as well as it ever has on Live TV and recorde
Chris Kennedy wrote:
The newer firmware only uses frame based DMA, it can't do byte based
DMA in same sized chunks per transfer. There's alot of different
variables there and they fit different situations, some find older
firmware more stable and some find newer firmware better performing
an
were reported above, they
might not
*** be the reason for the server aborting.
Fatal server error:
Caught signal 11. Server aborting
Please consult the The X.Org Foundation support
at http://wiki.X.Org
for help.
Please also check the log file at
"/var/log/Xorg.0.log" for a
I thought I read on this list a month or so ago that those three EE
entries are purely informational, and don't mean anything is wrong.
Daniel
double guitars wrote:
I also get the same (EE) errors in when starting X
after recompiling with the new ivtv_xv.c. As for
shade37a's question, I'm usi
Rob Wouters wrote:
...
I'm guessing this is the expected output, but I still get "Teletext page
unavailable" in MythTV.
Do you, or anyone, have any information on what version and/or patches
of MythTV to use?
If the teletext support in MythTV is anything like the CC support you'll
need to
Brendan Hoar wrote:
On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, Brendan Hoar wrote:
If so, it may be best to suggest that ivtv testers also use a
hard-power-down (PSU switch, cable remove or external power strip) in
addition to the soft-power-down most users are familiar with.
Daniel - care to repeat that test us
Chris Kennedy wrote:
This seems to look good on raw VBI output from what I can tell so
far. The sliced VBI on the pvr150 for CC NTSC doesn't seem to work
though, and the pvr350/250 seem to show a bunch of junk characters
randomly (strings of dtdtdtdtdtdtd over and over, or spaces oddly set,
Daniel Segel wrote:
Hans Verkuil wrote:
I'm curious to see the results on NYSC...
My report:
PVR-350, NTSC, CC works fine on recorded programs in MythTV (at least
until you skip around...), but Live TV has no captions.
Daniel
BTW, if it matters the recorded shows that had wo
Hans Verkuil wrote:
I'm curious to see the results on NYSC...
My report:
PVR-350, NTSC, CC works fine on recorded programs in MythTV (at least
until you skip around...), but Live TV has no captions.
Daniel
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With all the new versions of the ivtv driver I've been testing lately, I
thought it would be a good idea to fully power off my system (no power
to the power supply at all) and reset the PVR-350. I left it off for 70
seconds, but when it came back up I could still see a faded image of the
MythTV
Hans Verkuil wrote:
I see weird things when I try to playback an mpeg containing recorded
closed caption VBI data. I checked that the data in the mpeg file is
in transmission order, but what I get out seems to be randomized. It's
all there, but in the wrong order.
Mine appears to be in the co
Hans Verkuil wrote:
On Tuesday 16 August 2005 17:13, Daniel Segel wrote:
Great, thanks. Let me know if there's anything I can do or supply to
help test any possible solutions.
You can test 0.3.7e with MythTV. I'm curious if the same problem still occurs.
-x 1 -b wss' to get anywhere at
all with this...
Cheers,
Wilf.
On 16/08/05, Daniel Segel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any chance you could take a look at the issue that causes the VBI stream
to turn off if you move around in the video (e.g. skip forward in MythTV)?
Without that workin
Any chance you could take a look at the issue that causes the VBI stream
to turn off if you move around in the video (e.g. skip forward in MythTV)?
Without that working, CC is essentially unusable to me, and without CC
this whole linux-PVR thing is nothing more than a toy.
Chris recently said th
I have a ~114MB file created tonight off of some sitcom (the first show
I could find with CC data in it.). It's sitting on a server at work
witha fast network connection; I'll send you ftp info in the morning as
soon as I get a chance to set it up. Note that I live in the US/Pacific
timezone,
Hi - I'm not Graeme, but I'm having a similar problem with CC data - it
works fine if I start watching a recorded show from the beginning, but
the moment I skip around it stops.
This is with:
MythTV 0.18.1-r2 (Gentoo)
NTSC
I set the following ivtv options at boot (fairly late in the boot
pr
Graeme Wilford wrote:
Hans,
Without this patch, wss kind-of works for me although in Myth, 16:9
VBI recordings revert to 4:3 after skipping forward. With this patch,
all channels display as 4:3 all the time and I get a constant stream
of these:
Can you tell me what happens with and without
--- Ian Armstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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 fro
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-
Steve Nuffer wrote:
I'm new and still trying to understand the environement. I would also
like to try "xv" output through Svideo. If you know how, could you
share some information.
Just replace 'xshm' with 'xv', like this:
xine -pfhq -V xv --no-splash dvd://
Daniel
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weeks to get this
working and I get nothing.
Daniel - how did you get passthrough working? I still
can't even get that to work.
--- Daniel Segel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm confused about how things work (or don't work)
on my MythTV system,
and I have a few questions.
I'm confused about how things work (or don't work) on my MythTV system,
and I have a few questions. Sorry if I have some of the terminology
wrong - this is all new territory for me:
1. What does the wss option do? I can set it with ivtvctl, but when I
check the current setting it seems to not
You should be able to have those options set up automatically by putting
a line like this in your /etc/modules.d/ivtv file:
post-install ivtv /usr/local/bin/ivtvctl -p 6 -l 2 -x 1 -w wss,cc -b wss,cc
Note that my version also explicitly sets the input and output.
Do you get CC on recorded prog
I'm using essentially the same setup as you (Gentoo 2.6.12 kernel) and
still haven't managed to get CC to work AT ALL on my PVR-350, so hearing
that it's possible is heartening.
Are you using the PVR-350 decoder in MythTV to watch things, or are you
using the built-in (xv?) drivers?
Daniel
suko
K.R. Foley wrote:
Does the above mentioned X driver along with the newest ivtv driver
actually work with xine or mplayer now using something like the xv or
x11 driver? Can it play DVDs properly? Sorry if I am asking something
that is an FAQ. I've been away for a while. I have scoured the list
Ian Armstrong wrote:
If this is using yuv for playback, then there's a patch required to correct a
field alignment error with NTSC. You can find it here
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/ivtv/devel/22148?#22148
Thanks, that took care of it.
Daniel
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x27;s any other information that would be helpful, please ask for
it and I'll happily supply it.
Thanks,
Daniel Segel
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I run Gentoo as well, and I think I was getting those FBxxx errors as
well when I was using the version of ivtv in portage, however it never
prevented my system from working.
You might want to look elsewhere for the problem at hand. Are you sure
you're sending the signal out the correct port?
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-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.sourceforge.net
Subject: [ivtv-devel] Xine with xv driver shows pink & green stairstep
pattern and no video
The pro
= 0xde9180e0
ivtv: ivtv_dec_vbi_thread: pid = 4395, itv = 0xde9180e0
ivtv: Setting audio matrix to input 3, output 1
ivtv: Switching standard to NTSC.
ivtv: Initialized WinTV PVR 350, card #0
ivtv: END INIT IVTV
Thanks in advance for any help.
Daniel
rmal TV to confirm this is on.
Then cat /dev/video0 > /dev/video16 or any other form of encoding from
the card and decoding that video with the card should produce CC.
Thanks,
Chris
Daniel Segel wrote:
I have no answers, but I wanted to chime in and let the developers
know that I am yet
I have no answers, but I wanted to chime in and let the developers know
that I am yet another user who is very interested in Closed Caption
support via the PVR-350 as well. I'm willing to wait if it's coming, but
if there's no indication that it's at least being worked on then I'll
have to eith
I'm running the same system (Xorg 6.8.2 on a Gentoo box) and it's
working for me; Assuming you uncommented the "Option XVideo On" line in
your Xorg.conf file, the obvious differences between your Xorg.conf file
and mine are that I have the following modules loaded:
Section "Module"
Load
I'm running ivtv 0.3.6g on a Gentoo system with kernel 2.6.10, a
PVR-350, and MythTV 0.18.1.
I have a few questions:
1. If I want to use closed captioning (assuming it works), do I need to
set the -x and -b options manually, or does MythTV set those for me when
I specify NTSC closed captionin
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