MythTV should overscan by default with xv playback. Do the other applications
overscan or is it just MythTV that seems to have problems. If it's just
MythTV, make sure you haven't selected 'Use GUI size for TV Playback' in the
setup.
In my setup every Program, that uses xv or x11 overcans
Hello,
the problem is solved. It was a problem of mythtv. I checked the option
"use libmpeg for TV" (or similar) and the ghosts disappeared. Maybe an
ffmpeg problem?
Wilhelm
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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 ...)
Wilhelm
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This may be entirely unrelated to the hardware. Ghosting effects can be
caused by reception or wiring - you're effectively receiving a delayed
echo of the original transmission.
But my TV hasn't this problem with the same wire.
Wilhelm
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John Harvey wrote:
Is this ghosting in something that is in the recorded
mpeg or just playback?
If its playback is it via the mpeg decoder or the Xv
driver?
It's playback. I didn't test recording. I switched on something like
"using xv" in myth.
Wilhelm
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Hello,
I have a problem what maybe is meant by "ghosting". My picture looks
good, but I have a second picture that consist of some contrasts. I can
see it very well when I watch a soccer game. Then I can see the real
lines on the field and their "ghosts". The ghost pictur is delayed
horizon
Larry Symms wrote:
Timeout waiting for firmware? You need to disable VBI which is the
closed caption handler. You have to disable it in mythtv-setup and by
doing ivtvctl -x 0 before myth starts.
I did like you said. But Myth doesn't play any role in this case,
because I must search for pro
My System is a Gentoo 2.6.11.2 with ivtv-0.3.6i. When I try to receive
EPG providers in nxtvepg, it finds the channels, but is not able to get
some EPG data. After some time searching the channels, dmesg gives me
something like " UNRESPONSIBLE firmware" (I don't have the messages-file
on the
Doug Coats wrote:
When I boot up my FC3 machine using my PVR350 for output it sends the
loading screen to the TV (which mysteriously moves slightly to the right
as the bar shows the loading progression). At the end of the loading
process instead of a blue login screen I get - black. If I reboo
If I set up X with the X Driver from John, I have a little bit oversized
screen. That means, if I run any X program, maybe KDE or xterm, the
virtual size of the screen is to big. But if I run mplayer to play some
MPeG encoded with my PVR 350, the size is correct. xvinfo gives me some
informatio
Does anybody can tell me how to use nxtvepg with 0.3.5x? With 0.2.0 I
did a simple
nxtvepg -daemon -acqpassive
and before that I changed the channel to an teletext supporting one with
ivtvctl.
With the 0.3.5x driver I can't get any teletext information.
Same problem with alevt-date.
Wilhel
When I tried to check, wether my Livetv is that slow and wether it drops
many frames, I found the command "xine-check". It tells me the following:
+ My Xv Extension supports Yv12
+ My Xserver does not! Xine has to do all color reconfiguration through
the cpu
+ Xv Port: Yv12
xvinfo tells me,
I found a problem using the 0.3.5f driver and ivtvdev 0.10. I want to
get freevo working through the xserver of the PVR 350 card and use xv
for accelerated video. Playing video like mpeg, avi or dvd just works
fine, but I have a problem with livetv. If I only do a dd if=/dev/video0
of=/dev/vid
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