jonr wrote:
Eric Hattemer wrote:
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Anyway, I am only interested in the most rudimentary part of MythTV
(or any other similar package) that will allow me to, as a first
step, watch TV or rental DVD movies via a coaxial-to-USB converter,
from a Linux machine. W
Eric Hattemer wrote:
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Anyway, I am only interested in the most rudimentary part of MythTV
(or any other similar package) that will allow me to, as a first step,
watch TV or rental DVD movies via a coaxial-to-USB converter, from a
Linux machine. Wayne
Watchin
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Anyway, I am only interested in the most rudimentary part of MythTV
(or any other similar package) that will allow me to, as a first step,
watch TV or rental DVD movies via a coaxial-to-USB converter, from a
Linux machine. Wayne
Watching TV is much easier th
On May 30, 2005, at 11:17 AM, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
jonr wrote:
As for HDTV, I do not know...yet. I am still waiting on my Air2PC
card. :) I have heard that you need at least a 2.8Ghz system.
Another thing to consider is this, a Intel Pentium processor is
better for this applica
jonr wrote:
As for HDTV, I do not know...yet. I am still waiting on my Air2PC
card. :) I have heard that you need at least a 2.8Ghz system. Another
thing to consider is this, a Intel Pentium processor is better for
this application than an AMD processor. Also, ATRPMS mythtv suite is
compiled
The McKinley demo machine is a fairly powerful Athlon64 3000 machine
with 1 Gig DDR. I am Bcc'ing this reply to you and it should also
include my e-mail address for your to send your xorg.conf file etc.
Thanks for the help. Wayne
jonr wrote:
The one thing I forgot to mention was the horsep
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Thanks a whole bunch. Care to help us this Saturday (that is, if you
live in Oahu--I kept forgetting that this is not just a local forum)?
:) I am in Anchorage, Alaska. How about I send you my xorg.conf file and
my lirc file. If you can find this remote: One4Al
The one thing I forgot to mention was the horsepower needed. I am using
a PIII 733 with 384MB of RAM and am able to record and watch a recording
at the same time while mythcommflag(flagging commercials) is running.
This is probably the minimum. As for HDTV, I do not know...yet. I am
still waiti
Thanks a whole bunch. Care to help us this Saturday (that is, if you
live in Oahu--I kept forgetting that this is not just a local forum)?
The CentOS demo machine at McKinley has nVidia FX5200. I will try to
get the Hauppauge 350 and Coax2USB cards. Wayne
jonr wrote:
Hawaii Linux Institu
Hi Angela, I really don't know much about MythTV (interest =!
knowledge). I believe it is still too much in the "testing" stage to be
included in either the Livna or DAG repository, though ATrpms has it.
(I am sure you're aware that mixing repositories may cause trouble.)
Anyway, I am only
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Aloha all, I am interested in testing out MPEG-2 encoder/decoder and/or
pcHDTV tuner cards (such as Hauppauge PVR-250 / PVR-350) on the CentOS
machina at McKinley. At the present time, it appears that the best
package for this is the MythTV project:
http://www.m
On Mon, 2005-05-30 08:01, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> Aloha all, I am interested in testing out MPEG-2 encoder/decoder
> and/or pcHDTV tuner cards
e.g. the PCHDTV-2000 or PCHDTV-3000?
> > (such as Hauppauge PVR-250 / PVR-350) on
> the CentOS machina at McKinley. At the present time, it app
Aloha all, I am interested in testing out MPEG-2 encoder/decoder and/or
pcHDTV tuner cards (such as Hauppauge PVR-250 / PVR-350) on the CentOS
machina at McKinley. At the present time, it appears that the best
package for this is the MythTV project:
http://www.mythtv.org/
(There are live Myt
On Mon, 2005-05-30 05:41, Jim Thompson wrote:
> > Some private firms are building Wi-Fi networks with transmitters
> > mounted on rooftops. These companies charge customers for access,
> > using a model similar to Internet service providers. Skywave
> > Broadband Inc., for instance, charges f
Interesting article from Newsforge about a Detroit schoolusing
Openoffice
http://software.newsforge.com/software/05/05/18/1944227.shtml?tid=130&tid=93
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On May 30, 2005, at 2:46 AM, Jon Lebkowsky wrote:
Maybe Jim Thompson should wander over to Waikiki and help these
guys out...
Hmm. Thanks Jon, but I doubt, (curmudgeon that I am) they'd welcome
my participation.
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