Same here. I had to unmute it too.
So muting does not solve it.
Also, xawtv *does* 'close' the sound when exiting, while Myth doesn't.
Pim
On 11-jan-05, at 22:11, Chris Clonch wrote:
Ahh.. I do remember unmuting the line-in on the sound card because
I couldn't hear any sound while watching
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 11:05:35 -0500, Jeff volckaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everybody,
I have been reading about FTA programming and was curious what a FTA
sat reciever setup would run? I think I need a dish, a dish
directioner, and a FTA reciever. Is this right? What would a setup
Allan Stirling wrote:
Nick Morrott wrote:
I've been looking into this after having had it take up to 3 hours for a
complete run cycle of mythfilldatabase, providing listings for 3
sourceids
but only 15 channels. It would appear when just running
'mythfilldatabase'
from the command line that the
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 10:25:09AM +1100, jani wrote:
Excellent, I have both those modes working now (modified slightly to
centre the screen a bit)... Speaking of which, how does your tele
display the RGB input? Mine overscans it by a good 20 pixels on each
edge, meaning that the GUI misses
If you're handy with a soldering iron, you could just make one.
I saw an page in english just the other day with the pinout, but I can't seem
to find that one now. I just did a quick search and could not find that page,
but I did find another page with the pinouts (it's not in english
On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 09:42:14AM -0500, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
I tried this too, the picture quality was very good, but the flicker
during the menu's was horrible. I was using an mx440 chipset.
Don't you people have this flicker?
I have had similar experience with my homebrew NTSC
Drew Zerdecki wrote:
What mirrors have the source kernels? I can kind them on the regular
redhat mirrors.
Thanks again.
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Read the release
Anybody have any ideas?
sftp and ftp work for me ... smb transfers give me problems
No ideas without more information. If it's smb transfer problems
the question might be more suited for a Samba Users List.
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On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:39:14 -0600
Drew Zerdecki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What mirrors have the source kernels? I can kind them on the regular
redhat mirrors.
Please read the FC3 release notes for an explanation of what's happened
to the kernel sources:
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 1:51 PM
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Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Mythtv on x86_64 SMP
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 09:17:07AM -0800, Ian Forde wrote:
Getting users to preface the subject would be next to impossible.
I would definitely like a read only announce list. Would be great to
get an email as soon as the latest version is out. I'm always in favor
of overwriting my working setup for the latest and greatest! :)
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005
On January 12, 2005 03:56 pm, Mike Frisch wrote:
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 12:36:22PM -0700, Jack Burghardt wrote:
I have Toshiba Satellite with 475 mhz K6-2 cpu 196 mb, ati video car that
supports xv will it be enough to act as frontend.
I seriously doubt it'll have enough horsepower, but
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To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: [mythtv-users] Re: New Mac Mini
On 11-Jan-05, at 5:37 PM, Marc Nicholas wrote:
I wouldn't jump to
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 05:15:12PM -0400, Mark J. Small wrote:
On January 12, 2005 03:56 pm, Mike Frisch wrote:
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 12:36:22PM -0700, Jack Burghardt wrote:
I have Toshiba Satellite with 475 mhz K6-2 cpu 196 mb, ati video car that
supports xv will it be enough to act as
Hi!
I am almost "there" with my mythbox, but I am having issues with the remote. What is strange is that irw sees the remote fine (all the keys I press come-up with the right names), but nothing happens when I try to use the remote with MythTV. I changed the settings in settings.pro so that it
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 1:39 PM
To: mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Subject: [mythtv-users] FC3 - Downloading kernel source
What mirrors have the source kernels? I can kind them
Joshua,
I couldn't understand what this part of the README meant so I didn't
do it :| How do I do this part? I wonder if it may help with
streaming the audio too.
You are using FC2 you said. Did you just use packages for vlc and
ffmpeg or did you compile yourself?
Cheers,
Dave
On Wed, 12
The myth box that is doing the encoding is a sempron 2400 with 512B
RAM (quite low specd). The box doing the playing was a Celeron 1GHz,
which maxed out the CPU to play the video (I can play higher quality
divx's fine on that machine though).
Off the top of my head, my load average was about
Hi.
Another thing I am wondering about is with respect to the performance of MythTV on an EPIA M1 mobo. I can go to watch LiveTV, but I only get to see one frame every so often... very, very, very choppy. No sound also, but I am assuming that the sound issue may be related to the video
Hi,
I installed lircd according to the 2005-01-10 version of Jarod's guide.
I notice there is no /dev/lirc.
One should create a symbolic link called /dev/lirc that points to
/dev/lirc0
Before:
crw--- 1 root root 61, 0 Jan 12 22:25 /dev/lirc0
srw-rw-rw- 1 root root 0 Jan 12 22:07
On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 10:56:10PM -0500, James Pifer wrote:
I just got my MediaMVP and went through the install laid out on the
mvpmc site @http://mvpmc.sourceforge.net/mvpmc-HOWTO-singlehtml.html. I
got to the Menu, I can see my list of recordings but can't play them.
Upon looking at
Hello.
I had a little play with mythTV over the weekend and was very impressed.
Great work guys! I was using an old Hauppaggue frame grabber and no
soundcard, but it did suffice as proof of concept.
I'm now ready to take the plunge and invest in some proper hardware. I've
got a base PC which I
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 14:05:59 -0500, Jeff Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might be confused (or wrong) on this, so bear with me for a bit:
My Assumptions:
1). The PVR-350 encodes and saves incoming audio/video in MPEG2 720x480
2). DVD Video is encoded at MPEG2 720x480
3). Framerates are
My apologies...I misread what you wrote to say syslogging is not
working. That is a known issue with FC3 updates and I just struggled
through that this past week. My issue probably has nothing to do with
your issue.
--Justin
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:09:58 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
I am upgrading from a gforce mx440 to an fx 5200 Do I have
to make any driver changes, or changes to the xorg.conf? I am hol=ping to take
advantage of Xvmc.
Thanks.
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I'd second the Hauppage cards. I got a PVR-350, and running it on a
P3-667 with about 30% cpu max usage when playing a video and
recording, or watching tv delayed. Well worth the ~$180 for the
hardware encode/decoding.
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 11:57:20 -0500, Dewey Smolka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do
VLC isn't finding the ffmpeg mp3-lame encoder so the audio stream isn't able
to start.
It has to do with VLC's configure options. Sorry I don't have more of a
clear answer on how to fix it. But initially I saw the same problem. Now I
just need to remember what I did to fix it
ffmpeg version
On Saturday 08 January 2005 17:26, Tony Howard wrote:
I started out with 480x480 video, then tried to decrease the resolution
in the recording profiles (for a wireless frontend).
i run a frontend with 802.11g (my lapop)
i can do 720x576 @ 5000/6500max just fine
regards
--
simon
I guess I should have realized that an EPIA M10K wouldn't have enough
power to stream this, oh well. It rebuffers every 10-20 seconds. I
wasn't really thinking it through while I was working to get it setup.
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I've searched and come up with a few posts about RHEL3 support, but I
wanted to ask directly, and more currently:
What's the status of RHEL3 as a MythTV backend? How's the IVTV
support? Any one have one working? Any Caveats?
Considering reformatting my FC1 machine as a Centos 3.3 box, since we
http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/release-notes/fc3/x86/ search for
kernel, read the fourth hit
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:39:14 -0600, Drew Zerdecki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What mirrors have the source kernels? I can kind them on the regular
redhat mirrors.
Thanks again.
Did you put your lircrc into ~./mythtv/lircrc?
-Dave
On Jan 12, 2005, at 1:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I am almost there with my mythbox, but I am having issues with the
remote. What is strange is that irw sees the remote fine (all the
keys I press come-up with the right names), but
We have no desire to provide software support (or deal with zap2it
I think you answered your own question right there. Someone who is
interested in spending $1000 to record HDTV, and who doesn't have
enough knowledge/experience to build their own Myth box, will want
service, support and a
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 15:28, George Styles wrote:
You could always use nuvexport to convert the files to mp3. I ripped
the new HHGTTG like that.
True, i think you have to use nuvexport if the video is recorded in nuppel
format, but I have a DVB card, so I can skip that step and
Hi,
My myth box has been tearing during playback. It was pointed out
that starting mythfrontend with the -v playback option would give me
debugging information: and I found out that I didn't have DRI drivers
for my savage chipset. I installed the latest savage drivers, version
of Xorg,
I'd love to know this as well Im in the same boat.
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 14:05:59 -0500, Jeff Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might be confused (or wrong) on this, so bear with me for a bit:
My Assumptions:
1). The PVR-350 encodes and saves incoming audio/video in MPEG2 720x480
2). DVD
The fedora core 3 release notes
http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/release-notes/fc3/x86/ cover how to get
the source. It's a fair way along the document, so just search for
kernel, and it should be the fourth hit. By the way, if you use the
up2date method you need to be running in an X environment
Greetings Just a guess If you are running service pack 2 unblock
network file sharing and netbios.
Message: 29
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 00:13:54 -0700
From: nowhere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [mythtv-users] OT: Samba Config with error messages
To: MythTV Users mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Message-ID:
it not an error as such. it is working, just point your media player
to port 8080 and you should recieve content. I get video, not audio!
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:59:08 -0600, Bill Bradley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok...i am now getting this error...any ideas:
Starting Stream of
Paul Volkaerts wrote:
Jim;
I just added a loopback mode to Mythphone; could you try this when you get a
chance? You just hit L within Mythphone and rather than place a call it
loops audio/video either at the local socket or at the NAT device (you need
port-forwarding set on your NAT device for
Does anyone understand how the lineups work?
Do the individual stations publish their schedules to a small number
of schedule agre gators (or is tribune the only one you need worry
about)?
I am working with a public access channel and I am not sure who to
send the schedules so that they are
Nick Morrott wrote:
I've been looking into this after having had it take up to 3 hours for a
complete run cycle of mythfilldatabase, providing listings for 3
sourceids
but only 15 channels. It would appear when just running
'mythfilldatabase'
from the command line that the program was
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 03:22:59PM -0600, Steve Frank wrote:
I will reintroduce a question I've had, what about using Firewire for
video out on Myth? My HDTV set has firewire In, and the Mini has this
nice firewire port.
In the past, HDTVs that had Firewire inputs were to be matched to
Did you setup /home/mythtv/.mythtv/lircrc ? I have the same remote as
you. My working settings can be found here (post #3):
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/103207
HTH,
-Kenneth
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 21:19:56 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I am
On an Epia, you should either use the PVR-350 TV-Out
or XvMC, or else you will be utilizing 85%+ of the
CPU, when decoding in software.
If you have Xv (XVideo) working fine with your Epia,
then software decoding shouldn't be stuttering that
badly. I can only guess that you're using an X server
I havent done any Break downs lately as I dont work with macs much
anymore. but I used to run a video editing lab for a school and as far
as video compression wise g4's outstripped p4's in most ways as
processor speed isnt the only factor in a risc enviroment, but its
quite easy to show that
Ohhh no, you gotsta' compile from source. :) You need those happy configure
options or the codecs and transcoding aren't going to be very happy.
Download the source for ffmpeg and VLC. When you do the ./configure use the
options in the readme. Sorry if this wasn't clear. I'll be working on the
It may be that my old habits die hard, but I still use a perl script
to sync time on my *nix machines:
ftp://mirror.hiwaay.net/CPAN/authors/id/A/AO/AOCINAR/nist-2.1.13.tar.gz
it's simple, and you can run it from cron and update your clock
whenever you feel like it. Just remember to edit the
Did you set the other option in mythfrontend's setup to use the PVR350
HARDWARE DECODER? This one got me for an hour the other day setting up
my first Myth box.
It's normal if you're just trying to use X's screen output, normal TV
out on the PVR 350 is full frame rate.
HTH,
-Kenneth
On Wed, 12
Has anyone had issues with MythVideo losing file info? Such as not
remembering a file was marked as not browesable or losing association
with a cover image and the imdb info. Or not playing files in
sequence even though they are marked to play as such? My videos are
on a windows box which I
True. I've managed to do it as a manual recording by binding an
aux input to a bogus channel. It never quite worked the way I thought
it should, however.
Cory,
How did you set up the bogus channel? Then how did you tue to it? I'm
willing to work a little at it, but I'm not sure
On Sunday 05 September 2004 10:46 pm, Michael T. Dean wrote:
/me punts
If anyone knows of a solution to the problem or a less ugly workaround,
please let me know.
Mike
I found a fix digging around the net. There's a section of Xine source code
that sets the focus to the root window upon
I got a question, here that has been kinda of making me wonder, so I
figured I would just ask.
I use nvram-wakeup and have everything working pretty well. The question
I have is about using the mythfilldatabase with any type of shutdown
scenario.
When you use mythtv's own scheduler for
I'd like to configure my mythbox to automatically turn off. Noise,
heat, and so on. I have a dedicated mythbox, and a second machine that
serves as email/web server.
I tend to use mythweb (running on the web server) to schedule shows.
Obviously, if the master backend runs on the mythbox, a
William Uther wrote:
I managed to get the nVidia drivers installed (2.6.10 kernel requires a
patched nVidia driver, sigh). I then started up myth with the -v
playback option and got:
nVidiaVideoSync: VBlank ioctl did not work, unimplemented in this
driver?
WTF?!? The nVidiaVideoSync
Sounds like a good job for a plugin MythDub or the like.
Regards,
JJ
On 12-Jan-2005, at 14:56, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
Oh, I agree it would be useful, but since you are going to personally
be there for the recording (ie. folks were thinking of it as a manaul
recording now) a simple visit to the
Ian Forde wrote:
I've been running myth on a x86_64 box for about a month and here's what
I've got:
The good:
The bad:
The ugly:
Thanks for the very informative list o'stuff. I was going to use FC3,
but if things go horribly awry, I'll try Gentoo.
Good to know it is (mostly) working
I am working on getting myth MythTV box set up with: 1) an antenna
rotor that MythTV controls whenever changing channels and 2) digital
tv with my pcHDTV HD-3000.
I think I've got the rotor thing down. The rotor controller has an IR
remote so I am using lirc and a IR transmitter to control the
Alexander Wrote:
Hello.
Hello :-)
I had a little play with mythTV over the weekend and was very
impressed. Great work guys! I was using an old Hauppaggue
frame grabber and no soundcard, but it did suffice as proof
of concept.
I'm now ready to take the plunge and invest in some
I'm either confused or I'm locking up the front-end when trying to
bring up the edit mode for a show I've recorded.
1) I've tried using the i button on the remote while watching the
recorded show (maps to i on the keyboard, I believe). From there, I
get an on-screen menu and choose Edit Mode.
I currently have a bt878 chip tuner card and I want to buy a 2nd one
but I don't understand how the sound recording can possibly work on
this setup. From what I understand at the moment, the sound gets
recorded by connecting a lead from the sound out from the tuner card
to the line in of the sound
Exact same symptoms here, on a gentoo system, 1.4ghz. I never used
edit more before so I don't know what it should do, but I figure
freezing up and ignoring keypresses isn't correct.
The weird background on the restart is very strange, usually when it
happens I can just hit watch tv and it fixes
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 03:51 pm, Maverick wrote:
Did you setup /home/mythtv/.mythtv/lircrc ? I have the same remote as
you. My working settings can be found here (post #3):
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/103207
HTH,
-Kenneth
I downloaded both and tried it
Brent Olson wrote:
Ok, after doing a fair bit of research, how does the following hardware
look? I
already have the hdtvpc-3000. I don't currently plan on doing cable recording,
only looking for hdtv playback and record. I currently use a DVD player with
DVI output and a Samsung over-the-air
On 1/12/2005 at 1:49 AM Brad Templeton wrote:
I mean you have a video capture card in your system. It
is probably video4linux compatbile, and if you go to the 4vl web pages
there are a number of recording programs of all stripes, some of them
with built in editors etc. for doing a manual
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 09:54:27 -0800, Brent Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, after doing a fair bit of research, how does the following hardware look?
I
already have the hdtvpc-3000. I don't currently plan on doing cable
recording,
only looking for hdtv playback and record. I currently
I have the 2.6.9 kernel and the kernel-2.6.9-1.724_FC3.src.rpm. But
installing the rpm just gives me the 2.6.9 tar. Am I to apply all the
.patch files to get to the 724 part? Also, is there anythign special
I need to do to recompile a smp kernel? just a setting in the
.config, or a different
This thing looks really sweet for a frontend. Plus, you'd
probably have better luck with your DVI connection to your
HDTV with it too!
;-)
Maybe, yes. That thought had crossed my mind. I'd have to do some
research to see how Mac's under OSX actually deal with Hi-def output in
At 6:46 PM -0500 1/12/05, Mike Frisch wrote:
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 03:22:59PM -0600, Steve Frank wrote:
I will reintroduce a question I've had, what about using Firewire for
video out on Myth? My HDTV set has firewire In, and the Mini has this
nice firewire port.
In the past, HDTVs that
I tried the --disable--mmx but it's still doing it, even after a make clean,
make.
mach64 mythtv # ./configure --disable-mmx
Please note that these settings only deal with libavcodec, not MythTV.
CPU x86_64
Big Endian no
MMX enabled no
Vector Builtins yes
Creating
Maverick wrote:
We have no desire to provide software support (or deal with zap2it
I think you answered your own question right there. Someone who is
interested in spending $1000 to record HDTV, and who doesn't have
enough knowledge/experience to build their own Myth box, will want
service,
On 12-Jan-05, at 11:43 PM, Chuck Rice wrote:
At 6:46 PM -0500 1/12/05, Mike Frisch wrote:
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 03:22:59PM -0600, Steve Frank wrote:
I will reintroduce a question I've had, what about using Firewire
for
video out on Myth? My HDTV set has firewire In, and the Mini has
this
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005 at 11:12:24PM -0500, Da Worm wrote:
It's literally as simple as
cat /dev/video0 file.mpg
Yes, I mentioned that, but you can't watch it as it plays to see when to start
and stop recording.
Actually, you can. Of course if you know the length you can stop recording
I have no cable from my tuner card to my soundcard. The tuner card
captures the audio along with the video. The soundcard is only for
playback.
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 14:15:52 +1100, Phill Edwards
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I currently have a bt878 chip tuner card and I want to buy a 2nd one
but I
nowhere wrote:
Hi!
My mythbox's clock is drifting and it seems that ntp is not updating the
clock. There are no messages whatsoever in /var/log/messages for ntp.
Service reports ntpd to be running. If I restart the service it updates
immediately and just fine and then the correct info is logged in
Thankd for the help. if I have a p4 with hyperthreading, I have arch
= i386? 586? 686? smp version?
Thanks again. Sorry to make this a linux tutorial.
DREW
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It depends on the capture card that is being used.
The PVR-x50/AverMedia M179, and other cards supported
by the ivtv driver do not require a seperate cable for
audio because the the sound is captured as part of the
MPEG-2 stream.
However, cards controlled by the bttv driver (which
are
So here's my problem:
I'm replacing my existing test Myth install (FC1, Myth 0.16) which
worked fine (both audio and video), but the menus and overall system
responsiveness were just so-so.
Installed KnoppMyth 45, everything went pretty smoothly. I'm happier
with KnoppMyth than my previous
At the price range of 1K, who is your target audience? If I pay that
much for something tv related, I want it to work out of the box. Who
is going to pay that much of a premium? I think $500 might be the
price break point, esp if you are not fully functional and full
support, otherwise it is a
On Thu, Jan 13, 2005 at 01:03:19AM -0500, Gabe Rubin wrote:
At the price range of 1K, who is your target audience? If I pay that
much for something tv related, I want it to work out of the box. Who
is going to pay that much of a premium? I think $500 might be the
price break point, esp if
A decent HD box is pricey, but not that pricey. However, typically
if you do it cheap you will see:
Yes, unfortunately, my company can't do it cheap -- no special sales,
no rebates on parts, and since we really only deal with enterprise-grade
stuff like RAM, that tends to cost more than people
On Wed, 2005-01-12 at 21:06 -0600, Rob Greene wrote:
I'm either confused or I'm locking up the front-end when trying to
bring up the edit mode for a show I've recorded.
With version 0.16 and a PVR-350 I needed the following patch (from CVS)
to solve the symptoms you described.
Ian.
Index:
I can confirm that your mail did go to the list, but probably nobody
has any idea
what might be going wrong here. Or those who might know, missed your message.
This is a pretty high-bandwidh list.
I am new to mythtv, but I'll take a shot in the dark and guess that browse mode
somehow pulls the
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