Dag Nygren wrote:
On 12/01/05 19:24, Tom Lichti wrote:
Andrew Burke wrote:
Dag Nygren wrote:
Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going on here
W
> On 12/01/05 19:24, Tom Lichti wrote:
>
> > Andrew Burke wrote:
> >
> >>> Dag Nygren wrote:
> >>>
> Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
> everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
> in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going
Daniel,
Thanks for the advice - I found that method last night after some futher
digging. Attached is an ugly hack which does the job I needed it to do.
Also thanks to Martin and Simon who replied off-thread.
To go further the following would need to be done:
1. Create a new entry in the au
On Thursday 01 December 2005 11:50 pm, Nigel Pearson wrote:
> >> SVN_REV=`egrep 'ver.*mythtv' .svn/dir-wcprops | sed 's/^.*ver\///' |
> >> sed 's/\/.*//'`
>
> ...
>
> > Why's grepping better than svn info / svnversion?
>
> Only because it is faster than something that
> checks each and every
Is this my audio problem?
2005-12-01 18:13:41.982 AFD: Opened codec 0xacaa70, id(AC3) type(Audio)
2005-12-01 18:13:41.983 AFD: Opened codec 0xac6750, id(AC3) type(Audio)
2005-12-01 18:13:41.983 AFD: Opened codec 0xa952e0, id(AC3) type(Audio)
For all my other channels, just ONE audio codec gets o
> so it's hard to say in his case. Regardless, Isaac has said numerous
> times that the LiveTV rewrite is not done yet, and there are a bunch of
> open tickets in Trac, so complaining about it isn't going to change
> anything, at this point, especially if you aren't current on -dev and
> -commit.
SVN_REV=`egrep 'ver.*mythtv' .svn/dir-wcprops | sed 's/^.*ver\///' |
sed 's/\/.*//'`
...
Why's grepping better than svn info / svnversion?
Only because it is faster than something that
checks each and every file across the network,
and allows builds when un-networked
(like when commuti
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Subject: Re: [mythtv] SVN version info
On Thursday 01 December 2005 10:10 pm, Nigel Pearson wrote:
> > There is no global re
On Thursday 01 December 2005 10:10 pm, Nigel Pearson wrote:
> > There is no global revision number accessible from a $tag$.
>
> True. We may be able to "fake" it using something like this:
>
> SVN_REV=`egrep 'ver.*mythtv' .svn/dir-wcprops | sed 's/^.*ver\///' |
> sed 's/\/.*//'`
>
> in config
There is no global revision number accessible from a $tag$.
True. We may be able to "fake" it using something like this:
SVN_REV=`egrep 'ver.*mythtv' .svn/dir-wcprops | sed 's/^.*ver\///' |
sed 's/\/.*//'`
in configure could set a DEFINE for programs/myth*end to use
(assuming that th
I have somewhat similar behavior with XvMC..System: Athlon64 3200+, Gentoo x86_64, FX5200 video w/ 7676 driver, 2.6.14 kernel, MythTV SVN from yesterday 809x (this behavior has been the same for me for quite a while, not just in recent versions).
On my system, 1080i works fine, but 720p gets stutte
On 12/01/05 19:24, Tom Lichti wrote:
Andrew Burke wrote:
Dag Nygren wrote:
Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going on here
What is going on is t
For the most part, watching LiveTV now works. I'm running an SVN from
last night (8091). But I still get massive stuttering whenever I change
channels (and the number I keyed in is displayed), and then for a few
seconds on the new channel. My last remaining challenge is getting the
local PBS
Andrew Burke wrote:
Dag Nygren wrote:
Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going on here
Dag
What is going on is that you need to go back a
> Dag Nygren wrote:
>> Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
>> everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
>> in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going on here
>>
>> Dag
>>
> What is going on is that you need to go back and read the comm
Kieron Wilkinson wrote:
Allan Stirling wrote:
Add a header to each of the text files in Myth, with the $revision$
and/or $id$ svn keywords. These are automatically filled in by the SVN
server on each checkout. For an example, look at
On the current SVN implementation, this expansion is only
Dag Nygren wrote:
Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going on here
Dag
What is going on is that you need to go back and read the commits and
dev lis
Allan Stirling wrote:
Add a header to each of the text files in Myth, with the $revision$
and/or $id$ svn keywords. These are automatically filled in by the SVN
server on each checkout. For an example, look at
On the current SVN implementation, this expansion is only done if a
client-side set
Just found out that MythTV has also recorded in very small pieces
everything(?) I watched live . There was no request for recordings
in the schedule at this time. WHAT is going on here
Dag
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Sorry for saying the the logs doesn't show anything.
The frontend log does indeed repeat :
2005-12-01 23:40:29.035 NVP: prebuffering pause
once for each "stutter"
The same hardware setup has worked fine with the
previous SVN version, except from missing recordings
because of forgotten LiveTV in
Hi,
finally took the jump from an old SVN (pre rewirte of LiveTV)
to one from today (8092) and intealled it.
We were watching about one hour of LiveTV and suddenly the picture
and sound stopped. I left it like that for some time until the "show"
continued in a very stuttering manner. After this i
If i play a recording on another computer it behaves the same way. The bad
sound/picture jump is recorded too.
The cpu is on about 45% when i watch LiveTV, so it should be enough power to
play it smoothly. And it has been
working before. I have used MythTV for about 1½ year on the same computer
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Kristian Kalweit wrote:
> Jochen Kühner schrieb:
>
>> But for information:
>>
>> Libmythui should be used fort he main myth aplications in rev 0.20. so
>> after
>> that mythtv wont compile with qt/embedded any more!!
>>
>>
> I think this isn't true.
This is a patch wich creates a name fiel in the capture card setup.
You need to add the field displayname as varchar(255) to your database.
I'm now looking to implement the display of this name in the tv_play.cpp
The function UpdateOSDInput need to be changed.
But this I can firstly look at evenin
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