You need to make sure the use pvr 350
option is set.. Its in the TV Playback section.
Othewise it tries to play back using Xv
via the X server and the current xdriver for the 350 does not include Xv
support.
John
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All,
I am doing all my
research before I dive into my MythTV HD project (I am new to Myth Linux,
and fairly new ot HD...so bare with me:). I am using a digital cable box
from Time Warner.
I understand that my
cable stream is encrypted going into my cable box, which requires me to
My newby question is therefore whether if I plug the coax
cable connection
into a P350 (the solution I will likely be taking), does it
pass a clean feed
through to the TV.
If not, what sort of wiring tricks do I need to do to make
sure that my TV
tuner is not shunted into
I saw this posting and thought it might help me fix
the fact that I do not have a kde line in my
sources.list file. However, I am too much of a newb
to know 1. If this is my solution. 2. If it is the
required solution, what actions I need to take to get
the expanded sources.list file.
planning we dont need no stinking planing
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On Sat, 2004-12-18 at 08:20, Brian May wrote:
Paul == Paul Andreassen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul It may take awhile due to a bit of planning. ;-)
Your going to *plan* first?
Isn't the traditional open source strategy to write code first until
you end up in a complete and
Hi,
My until-recently perfectly working myth box has
done something strange.
I have a single backend/frontned, which was working
fine until a couple of days ago, when the backend crashed.
When I restarted it, it said to run the setup
utility, which I did, and was suprised to find that all
Hi,
I want to give a friend who moves into the apartment next door access to
my mythtv network. To avoid trouble and confusion we need some sort of
multi user access and access rights to myth. I am using the web
interface too.
What I think of is:
1. Only registered users are allowed
2. Only
What I can't get over with this beautiful Python program is how closely
it follows the Perl version.
I only spent a few minutes looking at the perl program before it hurt
my eyes
merry xmas
I going away for two week over Christmas so Merry Christmas.
Paul
I've been wondering for a while how to fix that error. Thanks!
Don
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Well, just my luck it had to be something as simple as that.
Thanks for your help. It's working now.
--db
Do you have the correct /etc/lircd.conf file for your remote? When I
can successfully connect with irw, meaning that it doesn't return to
command prompt on launching and my kernel
If you have a video camera, you can test the remote. Start the camera
recording, point the remote control at it, and press buttons on the
remote. The infra-red signal from the remote will be recorded on the
video and look like a bunch of flickers.
Don
If I change my hostname to a fully qualified name (such as host to
host.domain.com), will I have to follow the procedure as if I changed
the hostname from host to host2? Thanks.
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Hi,
I know this has been covered before but I am not understanding something.
I am in the process of moving from a mythtv v0.16 on FC1 with a pvr250mce,
into a new FC2 mythtv v0.16 with a PCHD2000 and then I plan on moving the
pvr-250mce into the new system.
I currently have the new system
Thanks JAC,
One more question: Since the component video coming out of my cable box is
raw video, requiring a regular capture card, how does HD impact this? Is
this signal HD and can it be captured as HD, though it is analog? I know
this I a lot of converting (digital - analog - back to
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 09:20 -0500, Joseph Caputo wrote:
What you want to do *may* be possible, as the FCC has required cable
operators to provide an enabled FireWire port that you may use to
capture the digital (MPEG) data that your cable box has decrypted (but
not decoded). The catch is
first of all, thanks a bunch for the response. I
really, really appreciate it (my wife does too, b/c
she keeps asking when I am going to be done with this
project). Second, I have to stress my newb-ness.
Conceptually, I understand what you wrote, but I don't
know how to necessarily execute the
MySQL can be moved by moving the database files (usually in
/var/lib/mysql). They're just regular files. Be sure to stop mysqld first.
(This is a general case, and may require tweaking for myth: stopping fe/be,
updating mysql after it is brought up but before myth is brought up...)
B.
At 09:48
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 10:14 -0800, Bruce McKenzie wrote:
MySQL can be moved by moving the database files (usually in
/var/lib/mysql). They're just regular files. Be sure to stop mysqld first.
This is what I did. I moved everything from /var/lib/mysql/mythconverg
to the new system. It didn't
Hi,
My wife is a big Purdue fan, so we signed up with the ESPN Full Court
package from Dish Network. They use about 10 channels in the PPV
range for this. The channels appear in the Zap2It guide data, but
without any useful data (just Pay-Per-View as the scheduled
programs... useless.)
So, I
I have placed my config files on my website now. Included is my
current lircrc for use with the 3-in-1 remote, and lircd.conf files
for that remote, the x-10 lola, the grey hauppague, and the directv
universal remote.
They can be found at http://mustbethemoney.mine.nu:8080/mythdocs/lirc
Also, I
Hi,
Do any UK users currently run a Sky+ navigator remote control (the useful
one with the keyboard) with the IR receiver of the Hauppauge PVR350 card? I
am interested in getting one for my system but will be using the one serial
port to control my NTL box, so don't have the option of another IR
I am doing all my research before I dive into my MythTV HD project (I am new
to Myth Linux, and fairly new ot HD...so bare with me:). I am using a
digital cable box from Time Warner.
I understand that my cable stream is encrypted going into my cable box,
which requires me to use their box.
Gerald S wrote:
Thanks JAC,
One more question: Since the component video coming out of my cable box is
raw video, requiring a regular capture card, how does HD impact this? Is
this signal HD and can it be captured as HD, though it is analog? I know
this I a lot of converting (digital - analog
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 12:01:44AM -0800, Brad Templeton wrote:
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 06:52:40AM +, Terry Barnaby wrote:
I didn't think that the overlay file system was supported yet with the
linux 2.6 kernels ?
If it is where can I get it ?
I would be curious too, I thought those
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 10:14:08AM +, Eggert Thorlacius wrote:
What about running yum update from a cronjob every day? I'll admit
that I am no expert on Linux security, but aren't most attacks
exploiting known vulnerabilities that have already been fixed, and thus
only work against
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 10:06:19AM -0800, Ian Forde wrote:
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 09:20 -0500, Joseph Caputo wrote:
What you want to do *may* be possible, as the FCC has required cable
operators to provide an enabled FireWire port that you may use to
capture the digital (MPEG) data that
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 04:31:04PM +0100, Ralf Haller wrote:
Hi,
I want to give a friend who moves into the apartment next door access to
my mythtv network. To avoid trouble and confusion we need some sort of
multi user access and access rights to myth. I am using the web
interface too.
Hey gang, I've read Jarod Wilson's guide to HDTV, and currently I'm
having a dickens of a time with getting X to agree with some of the
settings I'm passing it.
I'm using FC1 with XFree86 4.0.3-55. (I'd update, but this puppy is
really stable and stability is king for MythTV). I have a
JAC, awesome info...it is really helping. But theoretically, a solution
that used an analog HD capture solution would get around the encrypted
channel issue, correct? I know the firewire connection would have better
quality, reamaining digital, but likely be encrypted.
I would think that as HD
Why not a version which pulls Foxtel listings off www.foxtel.com - they post
1 month (!) in advance :)
M.
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Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 10:31 PM
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John Goerzen wrote:
...
Trouble is, a few days after I schedule these manual recordings, they
disappear. I can't figure out why. There's no trace of them in the
This is as known issue. The current manual record relies on the
same mechanisms as any other record rules and expects to find
a
Also seen a Volari V3 card for $45 at Tiger Direct, anybody tried
that.
I've been watching the Volari V3. Here's the readme for the driver for
Linux (the driver hasn't been updated since Sept):
Volari V3 Linux Readme :Update -2004-0815
FAQ:
...clip...
4.Major Known Issues
Ans: All
On Sat, Dec 18, 2004 at 06:55:14PM -0500, Noel Murphy wrote:
Ok, I've got my remote working (homebrew IR receiver) with mythtv now,
however only if I do the following before starting mythtv (which starts
up on bootup)
setserial /dev/ttyS0 uart none
modprobe lirc_serial
ln -s /dev/lirc0
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 08:07 am, Örjan wrote:
Hi !
I want to build a digital multimedia system for my home based on mythtv
with a client/server architecture. Since i get my tv by cable (digital)
i have to use a (at least one) dvb card.
Been having some serious trouble in getting my dvb-card to
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 03:21:18PM -0600, Gerald S wrote:
Anthony,
Thank you for the info! 2 more questions for you:
1) You mentioned you use both the PVR-250 and the pcHDTV. So the
pchdtv2000/3000 gets HD OTA, but does not replace the PVR-250 for standard
TV? To get both you need
I'm really out of options. So I am asking for some help. If you think
I'm whining please say so.
I've got a PVR350 which so far has given my nothing be static (I tried
both ivtv0.1.9a, from zzz, and 0.2.0rc3b from Chris). When I change
channels The pattern in the static doesn't change so I
Mark Anderson wrote:
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 08:07 am, Örjan wrote:
Hi !
I want to build a digital multimedia system for my home based on mythtv
with a client/server architecture. Since i get my tv by cable (digital)
i have to use a (at least one) dvb card.
Been having some serious trouble in getting
I'm in the same boat. I get partial success by using a cheap RF amp, but
I'm taking a more drastic step in rebuilding the box as a FC2 (instead of
FC3). Oh, and I also tried the bleeding (0.3) ivtv...no joy.
Please let me know if you figure something out. (FWIW, I'm tuner type 2)
At 02:59 PM
On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 07:39:17 +0100, Sim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 17 Dec 2004 23:01, TJ Hunter wrote:
I'm thinking about getting two Hauppauge PVR-250 capture cards so that
I can record (or watch) more than one channel at a time. I also need
another card that has video-out,
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 01:44:45PM -0800, Bruce Markey wrote:
This is as known issue. The current manual record relies on the
same mechanisms as any other record rules and expects to find
a matching entry in the listing. However, the fake entry is blown
away when mythfilldatabase updates the
I've never been able to get 1080i working using DVI either. Its ends up
looking choppy. I'm hoping they'll fix this in a driver release one
of these days ...
Brad Templeton wrote:
On Sat, Dec 18, 2004 at 06:20:38PM +, Simon Williams wrote:
The image the DVI-D connection produces (
I spent a good chunk of the day getting NVidia's 6629 drivers working in
FC3. Once I got them working I followed Jerod's guide, and when I entered
ll /dev/video? I initially got one entry, /dev/video0. That was unexpected
(my previous FC2 box had 4 enties like the guide) but I continued on.
This may seem like a silly question, but what is the correct way to
remove channels? I went into mythsetup and set a few channels that
don't come in as not-visible. This made them not show up in the
Program Guide for recording, but channel up/down still scroll through
them.
I have digital cable
On 20/12/2004, at 8:42 AM, Michael Cheshire ((Mailing Lists)) wrote:
Why not a version which pulls Foxtel listings off www.foxtel.com -
they post 1 month (!) in advance :)
unfortunately there is no FTA stuff there, so you might not see me
writing it.
Ok, I've got my remote working (homebrew IR receiver) with mythtv now,
however only if I do the following before starting mythtv (which starts
up on bootup)
setserial /dev/ttyS0 uart none
modprobe lirc_serial
ln -s /dev/lirc0 /dev/lirc
/sbin/service lircd restart
After i do all the
I think you can do this really easily from MythWeb. Thats what I did
and I have had no issues with it!
On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 22:11:41 -0500, Jeff Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may seem like a silly question, but what is the correct way to
remove channels? I went into mythsetup and set a
This may seem like a silly question, but what is the correct way to
remove channels? I went into mythsetup and set a few channels that
don't come in as not-visible. This made them not show up in the
Program Guide for recording, but channel up/down still scroll through
them.
I have digital
Not sure if this or something like it has been posted here before, but
I thought I'd share. If there's a better way to accomplish this short
of making a code change, I'd rather use that.
I've run into this problem that I'd like to have different profiles on
a single machine, the main difference
Ok so some hours spent testing various modelines via analogue and
digital has revealed that it is definitely not possible to get DVI-D
output at 1080i or 1080p from this card. I have found a not
unreasonably priced fanless 6800 from gigabyte. Its more than I would
have thought to spend on just a
On Sunday 19 Dec 2004 12:36, William wrote:
I dont have a 350 but I know the 250 does not do passthru. I doubt the 350
does either. You would have to use a rf splitter ahead of the capture card
and then feed a differeent input on the tv with the split signal. This
would cause you to lose the
I've recently built a new frontend machine and almost immediately
noticed
that it seemed to be under performing. It was most definitely strange because I
have
two almost identically configured machines:
MBe:
XP 2200+, 256MB, RedHat 9, (2) WinTV Radio cards
SBe/Fe:
XP 2100+, 256MB,
Is it true that pvr-150 is better than pvr-250?
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I've got everything working happily on my Myth Box as long as it is
going out to my monitor. However when I try and hook up the S-Video
from the Radeon 8500 to my Sony 36 XBR400 I get a scrambled mess. I
can see the text OK but once it goes to the GUI I just get a mess.
I'm guessing this is a
I am not sure about digital, but I have unchecked all the channels I get up on
the zap2it site in my profile. I had to do nothing on the mythtv end as I
remember.
On Sunday 19 December 2004 10:11 pm, Jeff Simpson wrote:
This may seem like a silly question, but what is the correct way to
You just need to get a splitter before the capture cards. You should be able
to get one at any local store.
halfway down this page there are some photos... you've seen them before
http://www.hometech.com/video/splitters.html
350 and a 250 would be cool. I only have a 350 and it works
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