On Wed, 2006-01-18 at 12:24 -0800, Bruce Markey wrote:
> Since Tom already had an example with 8 characters, I set it to 10.
A varchar(5) column and a varchar(255) column that hold the string
"102#10" both take the EXACT SAME amount of space (7 bytes). Am I
missing some good reason for limiting t
On Fri, 2006-01-06 at 11:46 -0500, Steve Adeff wrote:
> ok, I can just unplug it and plug it back in to the same port and it works
> fine. Is there a way to do this node suspend and node resumed in software so
> I can manually reset it?
In gscanbus, there is a "force bus reset" menu entry that m
Is it really swapping which jack it outputs video on, or might some
state just getting reset when you unplug/replug the cable? Can you
replug into the same jack instead of swapping and get video again?
Note that when the linux1394 code references a "port" it really means
"host adapter". I.e. if
On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 09:08 -0500, Steve Adeff wrote:
> And what firewire chipset are you using? I'm trying to track down the
> problems
> people have with firewire and one thing that seems to keep popping its head
> up is the VIA firewire chipsets. You said you had it working except for
I hav
On Mon, 2005-12-19 at 11:46 -0800, Todd Tidwell wrote:
> Lastly, being a software developer myself for 15 years, I know that all
> software benefits the most by making it accessible for the broadest range of
> users. The easy, simple, correct way to do that is to allow options and to
> allow multi
Isaac, why didn't you create a branch to do your disruptive live tv
work? "You should subscribe to mythtv-dev if you want to run the svn
head" isn't a good enough reason. Branching in svn is really, really
easy and would have avoided a lot of problems here.
-- Jeremy
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That blue is the xv color key, on which the driver normally overlays the
video. Once or twice I've done something to hose the nvidia driver such
that it won't render video and I get the same blue screen, but no errors
are emitted. Rebooting fixed it. If you can fully shut down X and
unload/reloa
I think that's the closed captioning data and such. You need to change
to a video mode with overscan. :)
-- Jeremy
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 10:51 +1000, Damion de Soto wrote:
> I've always had a single row of white pixels with flickering/moving black
> segments
> across the top of my screen.
On Wed, 2005-05-11 at 11:15 -0700, Jesse Keating wrote:
> The price difference between a 3100+ Sempron and a 2800+ Athlon64 is
> like $4. I'd think more cache for a slightly lower clock speed would be
> a better choice in this instance.
Those are not clock speeds, but rather AMD's semi-arbitrary
On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 22:54 +0100, Roger James wrote:
> I currently run via the tv-out on a PVR-350. This setup routes the
> audio from the PVR-350 hardware mpeg decoder via the S-Video socket on
> the back on the card and on into my TV speakers
s-video carries video *only*. The PVR-350 has a br
Would it be possible to split out the cpu-intensive parts of the video
display code into a separate lib/plugin? Then the build process could
compile versions for many different cpu families, and cpu detection
could take place at runtime instead. This would at least improve the
performance of bina
I'm not sure it's mythtv's fault, as the test_mpeg tool from the
linux1394/iec61883 package exhibits the same problems. (I think it's
test_mpeg; I don't have access to my myth box right now and the
linux1394 svn repo is currently unresponsive)
Does anyone here have suggestions as to where in raw1
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