Tom Metro-10 wrote:
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> But this raises a related question: you're running two DHCP servers on
> your network? What are you doing to prevent conflicts?
>
Nothing specific. Both the router and the computer are set to give the MVP
the same address. If that's all it needs when it renews the le
Tom Metro wrote:
> bungle wrote:
>> Well, my thought was that the router would be the DHCP server if the backend
>> is down and the MVP was soft powered and needed something. If the config
>> isn't reloaded then that would only be to renew the lease, I guess.
>
> Right.
>
>
>> Maybe it remember
Roger Heflin wrote:
> stuart wrote:
>> The most troublesome handicap centers on the
>> mvpmc inabilities to play back HD videos and any video with AC3 sound.
>>
>> We can transcode everything mythtv records to SD video quality and
>> stereo sound. But there isn't a good way to keep the original
bungle wrote:
> Well, my thought was that the router would be the DHCP server if the backend
> is down and the MVP was soft powered and needed something. If the config
> isn't reloaded then that would only be to renew the lease, I guess.
Right.
> Maybe it remembers where it got its lease before
Update very minor changes.
I have currently hard coded the sizes that I know to work on the mvpmc, if
other sizes of DTV are encountered then this will also have to be added in,
I could just add in all <720 width and <480 heights, but I am not clear if
the mvpmc will properly scale all sizes prop
Sometimes with a really bad crash a thread is left running that holds
on to an a/v device and the only way out is restarting via telnet or
unplugging the mvp.
Martin
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Tom Metro wrote:
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> stuart wrote:
>> That out of the way, doesn't mvpmc default to the first device? If
>> you have multiple tuners how do you manage their existence at each
>> boot up?
>
> He said both tuners are HD capable, so why would device ordering matter?
Oh, I get it. The SD sour
Tom Metro-10 wrote:
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> But you should be able to telnet to it while mvpmc is still "powered
> down" and run some command to answer some of the questions you raised,
> like whether the box still has an assigned IP address.
>
I never thought of that - I will try it sometime.
Tom Metro-10
Gary D Walborn wrote:
> Actually, that doesn't work... There is no SD vs. HD tuner Both
> tuners get HD AND SD depending on the channel#.
OK. And you're saying if you're on an SD channel you get audio in sync
with the video? Reports on this list indicate that unprocessed ATSC SD
video has sy
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> Hey, look at this:
>>>
>>> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video)
>>> ...
>>> (SoG) is the least common, and while some VGA monitors support it, most
>>> do not. Sony is a big proponent of SoG, and most of their monitors (and
>>> their PlayStation 2 video
bungle wrote:
> Tom Metro wrote:
>> You wouldn't happen to be loading a theme
>> file from one of those offline smb shares?
>
> No, no themes.
OK, so much for that thought...
>> Post your dongle.bin.conf.
>
> I was thinking the .config file was only read on a hard power on, and the
> soft powe
Tom Metro-10 wrote:
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> Are you starting up mvpmc before powering up the back-end?
>
No, usually the backend is up by the time anyone watches any TV.
Tom Metro-10 wrote:
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> Post your dongle.bin.conf. You wouldn't happen to be loading a theme
> file from one of those offline smb shares?
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Hey, look at this:
>>
>> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video)
>> ...
>> (SoG) is the least common, and while some VGA monitors support it, most
>> do not. Sony is a big proponent of SoG, and most of their monitors (and
>> their PlayStation 2 video game console)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Hey, look at this:
>>
>> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video)
>> ...
>> (SoG) is the least common, and while some VGA monitors support it, most
>> do not. Sony is a big proponent of SoG, and most of their monitors (and
>> their PlayStation 2 video game consol
Wally001 wrote:
>
> to tune to an SD channel. What would really be best it to allow the
> guide BEFORE trying to display live tv and then start up with the
> channel selected from the guide. Is this possible w/ the current
>
I don't have much to help with your problem, but I second this idea
>
> Hey, look at this:
>
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video)
> ...
> (SoG) is the least common, and while some VGA monitors support it, most
> do not. Sony is a big proponent of SoG, and most of their monitors (and
> their PlayStation 2 video game console) use it. Like devices that us
Gary D Walborn wrote:
> On Mon, 2008-01-28 at 23:31 -0500, Tom Metro wrote:
>> Gary D Walborn wrote:
>>> Unfortunately, often mvpmc tries to start up on an HD source.
>>> Can anyone make another suggestion as to how I can overcome
>>> this problem?
>> Another option might be changing the priority
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> On Jan 29, 2008 3:43 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Does that mean a possible route would be to buy a non-scart MVP and use
>>> S-Video. Or are there other compatability issues, PAL/NTSC etc?
>> Isn't there an svideo out off some scart cables?
>>
>> Martin
>>
>
Tom,
Actually, that doesn't work... There is no SD vs. HD tuner Both
tuners get HD AND SD depending on the channel#. Thanks anyway...
Gary Walborn
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 2008-01-28 at 23:31 -0500, Tom Metro wrote:
> Gary D Walborn wrote:
> > Unfortunately, often mvpmc tries to start up o
> On Jan 29, 2008 3:43 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Does that mean a possible route would be to buy a non-scart MVP and use
>> S-Video. Or are there other compatability issues, PAL/NTSC etc?
>
> Isn't there an svideo out off some scart cables?
>
> Martin
>
According to Wikipedia "S-Video a
On Jan 29, 2008 3:43 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does that mean a possible route would be to buy a non-scart MVP and use
> S-Video. Or are there other compatability issues, PAL/NTSC etc?
Isn't there an svideo out off some scart cables?
Martin
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>
>> What do you mean by "no scart here"? I have got 3 mvps and they all
>> have
>> nothing else but scart. Is this a European thing then?
>
> Yes, if you look at the printed circuit board, there are probably
> targets for both SCART and composite & S-Video. The European version is
> populated w
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