Hi,
i managed to get the tv out running on my matrox g450.
The main problem now is that the picture is black and white and
unstable.
Are there any things i can do to fine tune the output?
Also the configuration of X was a bit incomplete,
he mist to write the config for the first monitor.
http://ww
Here's the deal with two of my geforce cards:
1. P4 1.8ghz box with love sources 2.6.7 on it running gentoo. I have Xorg
6.7... installed.
-With my PCI geforce card and hacked 4363 2.6 drivers (official nvidia's
hacked to work in 2.6) X will start but whenever I watch a recording I get
mythfron
This is where I get stuck now.
mysql> UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD('*') WHERE user='root';
ERROR 1046: No Database Selected
mysql>
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John Van Ostrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have Myth working for me except that every time I reboot I have to run
> mythfilldatabase and restart mythbackend or I can't change channels
> within Myth. This seems to happen each time I reboot, even if the last
> reboot was the same day. Restarti
On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 05:02:07PM +1000, Paul Andreassen wrote:
> This version is FIVE TIMES FASTER. I was having trouble with my router
> overflowing its NAT because the old version was leaving the ip
> connections open. Its was probably also doing a DOS on the web site,
> although only in a sm
I definitely tried that (just tried it again with the base as well as
0.2.0-rc3b)
and it doesn't work.
Again, I think this is a fundamental problem right now that needs to be tested
and fixed. I'm willing to test and try things out, build drivers, kernels,
etc.,
but I've had a few private E-mai
After fighting with this new PVR-350 running on FC3 for quite awhile, I'm
finally down to the last few problems. I can watch LiveTV now, but X does not
seem to want to display on the TV-Out. All I get is a black screen on the TV.
It looks in the logs like X is starting, but it just is not displa
On Tue, 2004-12-28 at 19:04 -0800, Chris Germano wrote:
> I'm trying to compile Mythtv CVS on an amd64 and it's failing. It compiled
> fine a few weeks ago so I don't know what's up. I tried the -fPIC thing in
> my cflags but it still did this, and i did make clean, etc. I'm running
> Gentoo 64
Alright,
A smart person once said, when you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. . .
After futher research i tried:
apt-get remove yum
I did this because I read that mythtv doesn't need yum to operate, am I correct or not on that assumption?
I then proceed to:
apt-get update && apt-get d
There are some patches floating around somewhere (I'll see if I can find the
link sometime soon, though I do have a copy of the patch) that add a -novt
option to XFree86. This will then run and ignore the virtual terminal. This
is how I run my second X server.
I have heard a rumor that recent Xorg
Does df say full?
Johnny Lee
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of James Pifer
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 8:29 PM
To: MythTV
Subject: [mythtv-users] OT: out of disk space, but not really
I'm havin
The driver changed sometime after 2.6.7, and yes it is annoying.
Fast-Forward does work much better now but it needs to have some kind of
throttling (like holding it down gives you one keystroke every .25
seconds). Whoever suggested altering .lircrc: the ati_remote driver is a
kernel driver, li
I'm having a problem on my mythbackend box that I'm hoping someone can
help me with. If I do a df the system is reporting that / is full. It's
160 gig drive and a du shows me this:
# du -h --max-depth=1
16K ./lost+found
5.6M./boot
420K./dev
du: `./proc/3699/fd/4': No such file or dire
I have Myth working for me except that every time I reboot I have to run
mythfilldatabase and restart mythbackend or I can't change channels
within Myth. This seems to happen each time I reboot, even if the last
reboot was the same day. Restarting Mythbackend doesn't reproduce this.
Anyone know wh
On Tue, 28 Dec 2004, Dave Steinberg wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Yesterday, I upgraded my myth box to a 2.6.10 kernel, from 2.4.26. Almost
> eeverything has gone very smoothly, with just one outstanding problem.
>
> I had been happily using the 2.1.1 ati_remote driver from the GATOS
> project, without
I'm trying to compile Mythtv CVS on an amd64 and it's failing. It compiled
fine a few weeks ago so I don't know what's up. I tried the -fPIC thing in
my cflags but it still did this, and i did make clean, etc. I'm running
Gentoo 64 on a amd 64 3200.
gcc -c -pipe -w -O3 -march=k8 -fomit-frame-po
--- Dave Steinberg wrote:
> The real problem, though, is the repeat behaviour.
I'm finding
> that it's very easy to accidentally get a double
keypress.
I can confirm seeing that behavior with the built-in
ATI remote support in the 2.6 kernel. Quite annoying.
I too would like to see a fix.
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So here is my newb-type question: How do I ensure
I have mythtv installed? I did an "apt-get install
mythtv" (see bottom of my original posting) so I would
have thought my system would have mythtv installed (I
had to install piece by piece due to mythdvd
dependency problems when I attempted an
Matt,
I was having exactly the problems you were, until I put vga=792 in the
kernel boot line.
Something about the new kernels using the first framebuffer device without
actually capturing /dev/fb0, and therefore ivtv_fb crashes quite badly when
it tries to grab it also.
Try that.
- Origin
> I finally have a PVR-350 in my MythTV working with TV out, and am very
> pleased with the quality of the recordings. They take over 2GB of disk
> space per hour, however, so I would like to investigate lower quality/
> lower file size parameters. All of the recording profiles provided look
> t
I've reviewed Jarod's MythTV FC3 HOWTO, using a single PVR-350 in
my TV box (and I had a working base FC2 configuration), and I'm at
a point now where I believe I can say that it just doesn't work yet.
Jarod should take his HOWTO off-line until he's had a chance to fully
walk through it with a PVR
Your cheapest solution is to get an S-Video to RCA cinch converter,
which will let you run a standard RCA cable into your TV. If your TV
doesn't have RCA-in then your VCR does.
I got mine included with a video card a bought for a different system,
but you should be able to pick one up for a few bu
Doesn't seem to work for me.
Note that I'm talking about mythmusic here NOT mythtv. My TV sound comes out
via my PVR-350.
I cant get mythmusic to accept anything ALSA!!
/dev/adsp works OK, but it will only play 48khz files. all my mp3s are
44.1k.
I was under the impression that /dev/adsp was su
Yeah, um if you run "locate mythtvsetup" and get no
response back, it's not on the system.
For example, try running "locate ping" and you'll
see the difference.
For some reason, you don't have mythtvsetup on the box...
Paul
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/28/2004 5:36:25 PM >>>
hoping to get some re
On Tue, 2004-12-28 at 11:01 -0800, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
> Doing a bit more investigation, flac track length appears to have broken in
> the big Nov. 26 mythmusic patch. A rollback to CVS from Nov. 25 reads
> track lengths again (and once they're in the db, they stay there). It
> looks as thoug
In mythtvsetup --> general settings it lets you specify a startup
command to be "executed right after starting the BE". It also says
that a parameter called $status will be set to 'auto' if the machine
is started automatically or 'user' if a use switched it on.
I havd a frontend and backend on the
ALSA:hw:0,4
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 10:07:46 +1030, Michael Cheshire (Mailing Lists)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So you put hw:0,0 in the device field in mythmusic?
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Bryan Brannigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Michael Cheshire (Mailing Lists)" <[EMAIL PROTEC
How about renaming tv_grab_uk_rt tv_grab_uk ?
cd /usr/bin
mv tv_grab_uk_rt tv_grab_uk
M.
- Original Message -
From: "Clive at Rational" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 9:01 AM
Subject: [mythtv-users] Newbie: FC3 - MythTV backend setup - stuck. 2.
Alsosetup GUI
Joe,
Just drop the bitrate in your recording profile(s). Utilities/Setup ->
Setup -> TV Settings -> Recording Profiles.
I use a bitrate of 4000 which I find gives me good quality. Of course,
using a PVR-350, my resolution is fixed (PAL) 720x576.
You can drop it to 2200 which is approx 1gb/hr.
So you put hw:0,0 in the device field in mythmusic?
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From: "Bryan Brannigan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Michael Cheshire (Mailing Lists)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Discussion about mythtv"
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 1:29 AM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] [ICH/i8x0 |
I've sorted out playback to /dev/adsp0 however, it appears to only output
correctly to my tuner/amp when the file that is played is 48khz.
I read that the alsa oss plugin should convert the sample rate, but it is
not :(
M.
- Original Message -
From: "James Purl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
> Yesterday, I upgraded my myth box to a 2.6.10 kernel, from 2.4.26. Almost
> eeverything has gone very smoothly, with just one outstanding problem.
>
> I had been happily using the 2.1.1 ati_remote driver from the GATOS
> project, without lirc. I'm now using the follow-on that's included in the
Hello all,
Am having nasty probs with remote controls and MythTV:
Currently I'm using the IR sensor with the PVR350 card, I've patched,
compiled and installed lirc as per instructions found here:
http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-22.html#ss22.1
1) Running irw and using my Hauppauge remote,
On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 17:35:12 -0500, Paul Barrette
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> currently, I dont have an irblaster, I'm using the guide from my
> satelite STB through mythtv to change channels, but it is very slow,
> 3-5 seconds for every arrow up! Is there a way to speed this up?
> Maybe I
I have a MythVideo video collection with a lot of files, and a lot of
changes. Many times I have to scan for new videos, the order in which
the videos are listed changes. They're never alphebetical. I can't
determine the logic for the unusual order.
Is there a way to get MythVideo to always lis
I will make you a good deal on the following if you are interested.
Via Epia ME6000 Mini-ITX Mainboard
Crucial 256 MB DDR PC2100
IBM NetVista Flex-ATX case, includes a 90 Watt power supply
Lite-On 16 DVD-ROM, Includes PowerDVD XP 4.0
Maxtor 20GB 5400 RPM Hard Drive
Acer Airkey WIL-172U IR Wireless
On Tuesday 28 December 2004 05:18 pm, Brandon Beattie wrote:
> > Not really sure, from reading the list the obvious ones are a B&W on
> > screen display and other OSD related issues.
>
> The OSD is not B&W any longer for XvMC on NVidia cards.
Since when?
Isaac
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This may not be what you are looking for but if you buy an xbox and its
component adaptor you will get a hdtv frontend for about $200-$250
depending
on modchip.
I see that xbox has a component adapter. But how does the rest of this work?
I have another machine that has the hd3000, and then what..
- Original Message -
From: Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion about mythtv"
Subject: Re[2]: [mythtv-users] nuv2disc and nuvexport 0.2
Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 16:41:09 -0500
>
> Monday, December 27, 2004, 6:22:10 PM, Chris Petersen wrote:
>
> >> Does anyone have nuv2disc running wi
hoping to get some response since my Mythbox is
currently sitting idle. I am not sure where I went
wrong, my video capture
works perfectly (with Audio and Video) but I cannot
get mythtvsetup to work. I get an error saying
"command not found" I have done an apt-get update
(results below) and wa
Hi,
currently, I dont have an irblaster, I'm using the guide from my
satelite STB through mythtv to change channels, but it is very slow,
3-5 seconds for every arrow up! Is there a way to speed this up?
Maybe I am missing a setting somewhere...
thanks,
Pb
mythtv cvs, amd64, pvr250, nvidia tv-out
Hello,
I have searched through the MythTV mailing list
and not found answer to this - sorry if it HAS already
been answered.
Setup: Conexant WinFast TV2000 XP input card
(a.k.a GDI Black Gold) - works fine under WinXPPro SP2
Trying to run card under MythTV on a Fedora Core 3
(FC3) kernel
Martin Brown wrote:
Thanks to all who have spoken up about this behaviour. If I can
summarise:
With dual tuners and global pre/post program time buffers, MythTV will
discard the global buffering for consecutive programs and record them
both from the one card. For program specific pre/post buffe
I finally have a PVR-350 in my MythTV working with TV out, and am very
pleased with the quality of the recordings. They take over 2GB of disk
space per hour, however, so I would like to investigate lower quality/
lower file size parameters. All of the recording profiles provided look
the sam
> Not really sure, from reading the list the obvious ones are a B&W on
> screen display and other OSD related issues.
The OSD is not B&W any longer for XvMC on NVidia cards. OSD can cause
the display to lock when seeking but I've only ever had this happen on
HD files, never SD that a pvr-x50 wou
Hi,
This is a neat suggestion, unfortunately, by looking at mediamvp'
screenshot, it does not seems a good WAF solution as the UI is quite
different from mythtv.
The alternative, the X-Box, is also tempting but requires a bit more
hacking then I prefer for the moment.
I think I've settled for a
Hello again,
Very good guide, but my prob is that when I start up with no window
manager at all, I then do an "startX" (following your guide) and then
switch to a different virtual console (both times via SSH tho) and do an
"startx" - the original display vanishes and the other display loads up
I can wait until you update the generally available release
(at least I think I can).
huh? I don't really have nuvexport releases. I only added version
numbers to keep rpm happy. what's on forevermore.net is going to be the
latest "release" and will be stable about 99% of the time (and if not,
First of all Merry xmas to everyone.
I know this is a not very important topic, but in order to improve to
the best mythtv we might think about an answer together.
Showing how the program work to my dad, who doesn't speak at all
english, I saw that some menues are not totally translated.
For exampl
I'm only recording blank
The nuv-files produced during recording is blank (1,3 gig of blank...)
The nuv-files produced during pausing is ok.
Is there some magic I need to do somewhere?
Sigurd
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Bruce Markey wrote:
Rob Rosenfeld wrote:
...
the features it offers is "Video on Demand". I tune to one channel and
...
1) Is there a "passthrough" mode where I can watch live cable input
without the buffering?
Run another output from the cable box directly to another input
on the TV. For inst
Hi All,
I am struggling to understand the differences between all of these.
My TV (21") does not accept S-Video In, so I need a different
solution. Presently HD is not due in the UK until 2006 at least.
What are the choices for a good PVR display
What is the best quality/best VFM display.
Do
Monday, December 27, 2004, 6:22:10 PM, Chris Petersen wrote:
>> Does anyone have nuv2disc running with
>> nuvexport 0.2 (the current version)? I have
>> a FC1 box (Jarod's guide) with MythTV 0.16
>> and I find that nuv2disc is calling nuvexport
>> with --outfiles but nuvexport doesn't like the
>>
I don't think I explained it well enough.. but keep in mind that when you start
an X session that will lock up a virtual console, so before you can start a
second X session you will need to switch to a different virtual console. Also,
a X server will register itself as a particular :X display...
Thanks to all who have spoken up about this behaviour. If I can summarise:
With dual tuners and global pre/post program time buffers, MythTV will discard
the global buffering for consecutive programs and record them both from the one
card. For program specific pre/post buffering, however, this wi
This may not be what you are looking for but if you buy an xbox and its
component adaptor you will get a hdtv frontend for about $200-$250 depending
on modchip.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of sean darcy
> Sent: Tuesday, December 28,
Sorry, meant no.
Most disk failures that I have seen (100+ disks, in DC's that have
1000's) have been when the systems have been power cycled, and the
disks fail at startup or just after.
Normal policy at some places is to replace at the the 1st sign of
errors, as you can factor this work in when
On Tue, Dec 28, 2004 at 01:09:06PM -0600, Neil wrote:
> >Kevin Kuphal writes:
> >Short answer, no. The long answer is that you can compile MythTV with
> >support for XvMC which does MPEG-2 acceleration with the FX5200. It has
> >it's share of issues working with MythTV and I would consider it
Really not to play a 'whose dist is better' game, but the reason I used
Gentoo, is because I have much more success being able to go out and compile
from source (when there isn't an ebuild), than I did with Fedora or what
have you. They adhere a bit more to the 'default'. Now I can use Lirc or
wha
Just to say ditto - Using XvMC with the 5200 you get grayscale - w/o it
everything works perfectly - smooth and non-pixelated. I thought XvMC was
more for VIA anyway...Whatever the case, it is not needed with the
5200/PVR250 combo...
-Matt
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mai
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/28/2004 3:33:58 PM
Great to hear that! So what about that grey scale in OSD when
using xmvc, will that get fixed too?
Thanks.
Neil
I have no idea what XvMC does, but I'm pretty sure
I'm not using it. I have my machine set up u
I turned off the transparencies and changed the draw method from
Fill to None, and did not notice any difference in response time.
I'm running MythTV on top of KDE while I test it (still in full
screen mode). Would this make a difference? KDE works very well
on this p2-450. Nothing in partic
As a last resort I think I will change the O/S to see if it fixed the
problem (but I'll have to use another hard disk to preserve my current
recordings, etc) - it also sounds like hours of work.
I might try the 2.6 kernel (which my SuSE 9.1 box should really be using. I
can't remember but it was
I've got an hd3000 which I want to use to drive a 47" panasonic rptv. The
rptv can do 1080i, but only has component input.
I'm getting an athlon-xp 3000, 512mb, and an FX5200 ( which I gather is the
card of choice around here, right?).
I'll need a vga -> component converter. Looking at Audio Au
PAUL WILLIAMSON writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/28/2004 2:09:06 PM >>>
Thanks Kevin. Ok, so for now, I should not worry about. Then, what
I really need to do is go for the PVR-250 + Nvidia FX5200 card. Are
the issues very annoying?
Thanks.
Neil
Neil,
IMHO, it's a winning combo.
Don't forge
Hi there,
I am trying to get my new system up and running using Mandrake 10.1
Official and a Nebula DigiTv card. I have browsed the web and searched
this mail archive but have not found enough information to get the card
to work. I understand from what I have found that it is much easier to
ge
>>> Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/28/2004 3:33:58 PM
>>>
> Great to hear that! So what about that grey scale in OSD when
> using xmvc, will that get fixed too?
>
> Thanks.
>
>Neil
I have no idea what XvMC does, but I'm pretty sure
I'm not using it. I have my machine set up using Jarod's
guide
Maybe I'm mistaken but your solution here only covers not having a
keyboard/mouse correct?
The question as I understood it from Piers is how to have the frontend on the
PVR-350 tv out and have a normal X session running.
I wrote it all down in a webpage, http://www.schaefer.dhcp.biz/pvr350tvout
Tim,
From a fellow MythTV Newbie... The "#" marks mean you have to execute the
commands as ROOT. To do this, type "su", then enter the ROOT password and your
prompt will change from a "$" to a "#". (By entering the "#" marks, you've
made them comments...)
If the command listed in Ja
PAUL WILLIAMSON writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/28/2004 2:09:06 PM >>>
Thanks Kevin. Ok, so for now, I should not worry about. Then, what
I really need to do is go for the PVR-250 + Nvidia FX5200 card. Are
the issues very annoying?
Thanks.
Neil
Neil,
IMHO, it's a winning combo.
Don't forge
Does I really need acceleration on teh Fx5200? Could I play divx and
xvid without it? For that matter does mythv oujtput look ok without
it?
Thanks.
Drew
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I'm a Linux Newbie too and have/had this same problem. What I did was to use
the RedHat 'up2date' tool do the updates. It completed without errors, so I
continued on with the next step after the APT-GET UPDATE step... I'm assuming
they basically do the same thing, but I'm probably wrong. Di
As I just mentioned to another person (MaLaM) I've been using my PVR350 with
Mythvideo with no problems (I set the playback problem to mythtv rather than
mplayer) - I've been using it with MPEG1 files (and they work!) but I'm sure
a ripped DVD to MPEG2 should work file (better with the higher reso
Are you typing the "#" signs? If so, don't. The pound signs are the
prompt when you are logged in as root user. Do your "AS ROOT"
stuff but don't type the "#" signs.
Tim Krueger wrote:
Any help would be great for help setting up mysql
thanks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # /sbin/chkconfig mysq
Try to setup an option so that your adsp device gets setup correctly.
In the appropriate file (modules.conf or modprobe.conf) use "options
snd-pcm-oss adsp_map=4" with the "4" being the device of the digital
output. You might need to do modules-update and reboot to make this
take effect
Next, tel
Actually I've been using mythvideo and playing lots of old MPEG1 MPEGS that
I made from DVDs in the past (for VCDs) - I was surprised (but happy) that
the PVR 350 will play MPEG1 as well as MPEG2 files (I had to set mythtv as
the program to stream the files rather than mplayer). Is there no way t
>
> 2) How do you get the PVR to run without keyboard/mouse as when I ran X
> for the PVR, it wouldn't start without the keyboard and mouse?
I hadf problems with not plugging a mouse in till I changed my mouse
section to this in my XF86.config file:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mo
Any help would be great for help setting up mysql
thanks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # /sbin/chkconfig mysql on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # /etc/init.d/mysql start
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # mysql -u root mysql
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ mysql
Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands e
Neil wrote:
Kevin Kuphal writes:
Short answer, no. The long answer is that you can compile MythTV
with support for XvMC which does MPEG-2 acceleration with the
FX5200. It has it's share of issues working with MythTV and I would
consider it experimental but it promises to do the same thing that
I am having problems setting up mysql
Any help would be great - here is what happens
Thanks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # /sbin/chkconfig mysql on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # /etc/init.d/mysql start
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ # mysql -u root mysql
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tgkspike]$ mysql
Welcome
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/28/2004 2:09:06 PM >>>
> Thanks Kevin. Ok, so for now, I should not worry about. Then, what
> I really need to do is go for the PVR-250 + Nvidia FX5200 card. Are
> the issues very annoying?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Neil
Neil,
IMHO, it's a winning combo.
Don't forget the 250 do
nate s wrote:
What distribution are you using? I'm thinking either Fedora Core or
Mandrake (I love gentoo, but I think it may be too much for this)...
--Dennis
Gentoo too much? How so? I've got it running fine on gentoo. I hear
FC is one of the easiest to set up due to Jarod's guide, and I
By too much I meant the install process. Don't know if I feel like spending
24-48 hours compiling everything when I can get most everything running in
about 20 minutes with a different distribution.
I haven't used gentoo for a desktop type project in a while. Mostly
web/mail servers at work that
I was using and VIA EPIA and the gallery and music were crashing. I
downloaded the sources for 0.16 and recompiled everything with i586 as
the target and now do not have any problems. The rpms at atrpms.net are
compiled for i386. I am not sure what the issue is, but compiling for
i586 fixed
Look in the frontend configuration. Somewhere in there there is a
setting for "menu drawing method." Change it to one of the lower cpu
useage ones. Trying to do something like transparencies on a slow
system with no video hardware is not an easy thing.
It's not a general myth problem, my menus
I'm curious if anyone has used this card at all, currently my hardware is:
AMD Duron 850
512 Megs of Ram
PVR250
SoundBlaster Live 24bit
Generic NIC
Nvidia TI4600 (untried yet, just got it today at work :-()
Has anyone used that video card with xv & TV Out successfully?
Mark
> What distribution are you using? I'm thinking either Fedora Core or
> Mandrake (I love gentoo, but I think it may be too much for this)...
> --Dennis
Gentoo too much? How so? I've got it running fine on gentoo. I hear
FC is one of the easiest to set up due to Jarod's guide, and I've also
hea
On Dec 28, 2004, at 12:01 PM, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
At 02:49 PM 12/28/2004 +, Martin Ebourne wrote:
On Mon, 2004-12-27 at 14:57 -0800, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
> Mythmusic isn't picking up the track length of flac tracks, whether
ripped
> through mythmusic or using flac independently. As a result,
Kevin Kuphal writes:
Short answer, no. The long answer is that you can compile MythTV with
support for XvMC which does MPEG-2 acceleration with the FX5200. It has
it's share of issues working with MythTV and I would consider it
experimental but it promises to do the same thing that the PVR-350
I have Mythtv and Mythgame (the lastest) running with xmame .89. The scan for
games runs fine and I can see the roms listen. When I select any rom I see a
box pop up for a split second and am returned to Myth. xmame runs fine from
the command line.
After reading through the archives I suspec
Yes and no. Originally it was, but after clearing that, I still had the yum
problem which I cleared with the apt-get -f install. -Chuck-
I believe that the current yum issue is unrelated, and is actually
related to a broken (blank) dependency in the atrpms yum package. If
you remove yum, it wil
Hello,
Thanks for that,
Just 2 probs:
1) How did you get both X sessions (PVR and VGA) to run at the same
time? I found while using your mehod, the VGA part would shut down, and
the image would come up on the TV, then when I exit MythTV, the monitor
would come back on exactly where I was before
At 02:49 PM 12/28/2004 +, Martin Ebourne wrote:
On Mon, 2004-12-27 at 14:57 -0800, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
> Mythmusic isn't picking up the track length of flac tracks, whether ripped
> through mythmusic or using flac independently. As a result, it's showing
> xx:xx / 00:00 in the playback displa
Hi all,
Yesterday, I upgraded my myth box to a 2.6.10 kernel, from 2.4.26. Almost
eeverything has gone very smoothly, with just one outstanding problem.
I had been happily using the 2.1.1 ati_remote driver from the GATOS
project, without lirc. I'm now using the follow-on that's included in the
Title: Re: [mythtv-users] yum
Dependancy
Yes and no. Originally it was, but after clearing that, I still
had the yum problem which I cleared with the apt-get -f install.
-Chuck-
At 10:20 AM -0800 12/28/04, Frostykev wrote:
Maybe I'm reading to much into your
posts, but wasn't your problem due t
Maybe I'm reading to much into your posts, but wasn't your problem due to the dual files because of the packages for AMD64?
I installed Fedora Core from the i386 iso's
Min also seems to be one dependancy, python2.4. Is Python2.4 usually installed from the iso's or from one of the updates? M
I run MythTV without a window manager by calling a seperate script for starting
X on the PVR-350's tv out port (since I run a regular X session on my VGA card).
Notice that I "exec" mythfrontend rather than a window manager like Gnome or KDE
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# cat startX
#!/bin/sh
xinit /root/s
Hello all,
Am using MythTV and my MII12000, and am trying to play DVD and
AVI/DivX/etc video via the PVR350. When using mplayer, I find the
playback to be quite slow, but when using xine, better but not quite
perfect, but menus were painfully slow. On the other hand, when playing
on the monit
Ok, I don't knoww wich package, but, I installed everything via debian
packages version 0.16-1 and the database table is wrong!!
What can be the problem?
> SELECT program.chanid, program.starttime, program.endtime,
> program.title, program.subtitle, program.description,
> program.category, channe
I just started evaluating MythTV on my old P2-450MHz system, which
currently has no video hardware. Eventually, I hope to use my
P3-800MHz with a PVR-500 card. Anyhow, I noticed right away that
the menus are awfully slow. It takes a couple of seconds to move
between different menus or even m
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