> does anyone of you know what this warning means? it appears when changing
> channels in mythtv.
Hi.
It just means that the card driver doesn't support the parameter myth is
giving it. I get the same thing on my TwinHan Mini Ter. card. However,
picture artifacts are another issue. Are you runnin
Hi.
I have just managed to get myth to bring up the manual recording screen if
R is pressed in LiveTV on a channel that has no XMLTV information. I'll
release a patch as soon as I figure out diff.
A few problems with the patch devs will see when I release it:
1. I suck at coding.
2. manualschedul
I think calling for ManualSchedule would be the best thing, however, I'm
only good enough in C++ to fix small things and make little things, and
don't know how to call for manualschedule from inside
libs/libmythtv/tv_play.cpp - where the code to start recording on the 'R'
keypress is.
If someone c
Hi,
I want to make it so if a channel has no XMLTV information, users can hit
R to start a record for x amount of minutes. I haven't any idea of how to
call for this in tvplay.cpp, if it's the right place to do it at all, so
any help with this one would be great.
Perhaps it could default to x, an
You're right. Funny how xine doesn't seem to need this for TS playback.
Hmm...I wonder if the problem with MythTV is buffers? They would have
similar code for MPEG demuxing...
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>Hi again,
>
>Try setting your video buffers to 800 and audio buffers to 500 in xine,
>and t
Hi,
I changed my DVB-T card to use TS, as PS was causing High Definition
streams to become blocky and stuttery. I'm happy now, the only issue is
that it takes a bit longer to open TV and FF/RW is playing up. Anyone have
the same problem? Know how to resolve it?
Thanks,
Nathan Manzi
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