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Subject: Re: [mythtv] [patch] firewire mpeg2ts input
On Sunday 27 February 2005 19:02, Todd Tidwell wrote:
> Did this patch ever make it into CVS? I'm not sure I've ever seen a
commit
> for it and I did a search through my archives and don't see it either.
FireWi
On Sunday 27 February 2005 19:02, Todd Tidwell wrote:
> Did this patch ever make it into CVS? I'm not sure I've ever seen a commit
> for it and I did a search through my archives and don't see it either.
FireWire support made it in before the 0.17 release. Check your settings.pro.
> -Origina
Did this patch ever make it into CVS? I'm not sure I've ever seen a commit
for it and I did a search through my archives and don't see it either.
-Todd
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James Purl wrote:
Fair enough--diff attached. Apply it against 6200ch.c.
+#define DCT6412_VENDOR_ID1 0x0f9f
For what it's worth, my Moto 6200 also uses this vendor ID, so
apparently it's not unique to the 6412.
Jason
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On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 07:30:09 -0600, Robert Kulagowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You should run diff -u and send the actual delta between your version
> and the old version rather than sending a completely new version of the
> source.
>
Fair enough--diff attached. Apply it against 6200ch.c.
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I have a DCT-6412. Not sure if anyone needs it, but I had to add a
couple DEFINES to 6200ch.c before it would work with my DCT-6412 (Cox
Cable in KS). I renamed it 6xxxch.c and am attaching.
You should run diff -u and send the actual delta between your version
and the old version rather than send
On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 22:12:04 -0800, Tom Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Westfall wrote:
>
> > Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
> > linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA
> > 3250 thus far. I would appreciate additional tes
Thus spake Nate Carlson:
> Well, the tech called me Friday afternoon, and said they didn't have a
> digital box with firewire in stock. They ordered one for me, and he said
> he'd bring it by Tuesday morning before I go to work (the guy was really
> helpful, at least!). I think this is a good si
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Nate Carlson wrote:
Yeah, after getting bounced around between a bunch of techs, they are
going to bring out a 3250HD with firewire on Friday. We'll see. :)
Well, the tech called me Friday afternoon, and said they didn't have a
digital box with firewire in stock. They ordered
> > But still unfortunate that the files are labeled .nuv. This
> > has real implications for me. I have a Roku that mounts the Myth store
> > for HD mpeg2 playback, and unfortunately it only recognizes "normal"
> > mpeg2 extensions.
>
> You could just write a script that creates symlinks to the
On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 10:31:39 -0800, Tom Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But still unfortunate that the files are labeled .nuv. This
> has real implications for me. I have a Roku that mounts the Myth store
> for HD mpeg2 playback, and unfortunately it only recognizes "normal"
> mpeg2 extensio
Ian Forde wrote:
Having said that, the .nuv file is in
the original format already, since you're already capturing a compressed
mpeg2 stream...
By golly you're right. It's good that no unnecessary transcoding is
going on, but still unfortunate that the files are labeled .nuv. This
has real i
Ian Forde wrote:
On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 22:12 -0800, Tom Harding wrote:
Works on my DCT-6412 (Comcast HD DVR box). Hardest thing was getting
libiecX to compile. The LIBRAW1394 macros were not defined so I had
to wing it. I don't have a capture card, so the first time I ever ran
MythTV w
On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 22:12 -0800, Tom Harding wrote:
> Works on my DCT-6412 (Comcast HD DVR box). Hardest thing was getting
> libiecX to compile. The LIBRAW1394 macros were not defined so I had
> to wing it. I don't have a capture card, so the first time I ever ran
> MythTV was with your
Jim Westfall wrote:
Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA
3250 thus far. I would appreciate additional testers and any feed back.
Works on my DCT-6412 (Comcast HD DVR box). Hardest thing was ge
Jim Westfall wrote:
Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA 3250
thus far. I would appreciate additional testers and any feed back.
Very cool. Glad to see someone figured this out, since last I tri
Nate Carlson wrote:
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Tom E. Craddock, Jr. wrote:
If they dont have any 1394 capable boxes, they are in voilation of
FCC mandates, theyve had to have them since July 04, so you need to
report them and they will get fined. Its the SA3250 HD Box from TWC
in Tampa, FL. that has th
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Ian Forde wrote:
So you have to pay for the service visit? That's not so cool, and
possibly illegal (IMHO, but IANAL). You could always make a fuss and
have them deliver it to your local cable office where you can pick it
up. Thus, no service charge.
Yeah, tried that, didn't
On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 19:40 -0600, Nate Carlson wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Tom E. Craddock, Jr. wrote:
> > If they dont have any 1394 capable boxes, they are in voilation of FCC
> > mandates, theyve had to have them since July 04, so you need to report
> > them and they will get fined. Its the
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Tom E. Craddock, Jr. wrote:
If they dont have any 1394 capable boxes, they are in voilation of FCC
mandates, theyve had to have them since July 04, so you need to report
them and they will get fined. Its the SA3250 HD Box from TWC in Tampa,
FL. that has the 1394 connections.
James Armstrong wrote:
Just curious, does anyone happen to know what cable box Time Warner
Cable provides that has 1394 on it?
I called them up last night to upgrade to digital cable to try this
out (heck, there's only a one month commit, so the extra $10-$15
isn't gonna kill me *grin*), and t
On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 10:36 -0800, Mark Goodman wrote:
> >>The recorder doesn't cope well with channels that can't be recorded over
> >>Firewire.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >What do you mean? I've been testing the patch for over a week without
> >too many problems...
> >
> >
> mythfrontend doesn't rec
Ian Forde wrote:
On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 01:13 -0800, Mark Goodman wrote:
I get Comcast Digital Plus in Mountain View, CA. I can record all the
broadcast digital channels that Comcast carries here, some cable HD
channels, and two digital SD channels.
In particular, I can record:
PBS (KQEDDT4)
F
Just curious, does anyone happen to know what cable box Time Warner
Cable provides that has 1394 on it?
I called them up last night to upgrade to digital cable to try this out
(heck, there's only a one month commit, so the extra $10-$15 isn't gonna
kill me *grin*), and the salesguy checked and
Thus spake Nate Carlson:
> Just curious, does anyone happen to know what cable box Time Warner Cable
> provides that has 1394 on it?
(Sorry, don't actually know the answer to this)
> I can just see the tech going "so *why* do you want this hooked up to a
> computer?" :)
I had called my local
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Jim Westfall wrote:
Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA 3250
thus far. I would appreciate additional testers and any feed back.
Just curious, does anyone happen to know what
It would be useful if I could combine the Firewire tuner with the
another tuner to make a virtual tuner so that I could use a PVR-250 to
record the other digital channels from the Motorola 6200 with S-Video.
The recorder doesn't cope well with channels that can't be recorded over
Firewire.
Ma
On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 01:13 -0800, Mark Goodman wrote:
> I get Comcast Digital Plus in Mountain View, CA. I can record all the
> broadcast digital channels that Comcast carries here, some cable HD
> channels, and two digital SD channels.
>
> In particular, I can record:
>
> PBS (KQEDDT4)
> FOX
I get Comcast Digital Plus in Mountain View, CA. I can record all the
broadcast digital channels that Comcast carries here, some cable HD
channels, and two digital SD channels.
In particular, I can record:
PBS (KQEDDT4)
FOX (KTVUDT)
NBC (KNTVDT)
KRON
CBS (KPIXDT)
ABC (KGODT)
A second PBS channel
On Tuesday 01 February 2005 08:16 pm, Jim Westfall wrote:
> Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
> linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA 3250
> thus far. I would appreciate additional testers and any feed back.
Cool. Just stuck this
Yeah the thought crossed my mind. Getting the mpeg2 to the tv wouldnt be
that hard, but dealing with the osd/ui would be a hassle. It sounds like
alot of work for something I couldnt use. My hdtv doesnt have 1394 input.
If you want to play with sending mpeg data to your tv, there is a util
i
Jim Westfall wrote:
Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA 3250
thus far. I would appreciate additional testers and any feed back.
following libs and versions are required to use the patch:
libraw
On Tue, Feb 01, 2005 at 05:16:03PM -0800, Jim Westfall wrote:
> Attached is a patch that enables firewire mpeg2ts as a valid input in
> linux (x86/ppc). Its been tested on set top models DCT-6200 and SA 3250
> thus far. I would appreciate additional testers and any feed back.
>
> following lib
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