I feel quite ashamed ... the problem with my box' stuttering has not
been the obvious thing no 1 (= unichrome drivers not installed
correctly), but the 2nd obvious thing: my mythtv binaries had not proper
XvMC support compiled in. Sorry for wasting your time. Anyway, the
various answers I got from
On Friday 20 May 2005 08:35, Geoff Scott wrote:
On 5/20/05, Vincent K. Britton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had seen this link too. It doesn't go into detail about TV out.
Specifically, can it output Y Pb Pr? If it can, I am ordering one
today!
But it is good to see that most of the
On Friday 20 May 2005 04:16, Harry Orenstein wrote:
On Friday 20 May 2005 12:29 am, Robert Tsai wrote:
On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 12:04:24AM -0400, Harry Orenstein wrote:
Is it just me or did the configure script change from 0.18 to 0.18.1
so that opengl-vsync no longer configures properly?
On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 10:22:29AM -0400, Ian Trider wrote:
CC support does not entirely work in IVTV -- if it did, it would be
irrelevant whether or not Myth supports it if you have a PVR-350
because if you set IVTV to include the CC data in the MPEG datastream,
and set the decoder part to
There was a lot of talk about using ProjectX a while back, and I am
pleased with the way it is working. THe only thing missing, is to get
it to use the Myth cutlists. I guess the basis is that I don't
understand what units the cutlists are stored in...
I tried it as I posted before, and I
I'm extremely fond of the grey/black (with curvy underside) Hauppauge
remote -- it seems almost tailor-made for Myth. I'm not sure if you
can buy it separately..
My main problems with it is that it has buttons on it that would be
very useful, but because of the way MythTV behaves (can't map
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I couldn't be happier with my Radio Shack 8-in-1 universal learning remote.
I was able to get rid of ALL of my stereo/TV/Cable/etc... remotes with this
one amazing remote:
http://www.remotecentral.com/ureview/photos/152116.jpg
I think it's
On Friday 20 May 2005 07:57, Michael Haan wrote:
Here's the thing. It's all
working just fine on 2.6.9 (including mythmusic). But I got an HDTV
and a pchdtv3000 to go with it. Getting that to work has been
troublesome. Now, for various other reasons, I've wanted to upgrade
the kernel in
On Friday 20 May 2005 14:24, Patrick Kirchner wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I couldn't be happier with my Radio Shack 8-in-1 universal learning remote.
I was able to get rid of ALL of my stereo/TV/Cable/etc... remotes with this
one amazing remote:
On May 20, 2005, at 2:49 PM, Thomas Aeby wrote:
Where do you get your mythtv debian binaries from? Well, I give
home-brewing another chance if there is no there yell ...
I built my system from sarge debs, until I got to X. I started with
XFree, but wanted to try Xorg, so I built it from source so
On Friday 20 May 2005 11:20, Bernd Paysan wrote:
As far as I can see from other discussions about the ProSieben HD
stream, it's really 1088 high, so the macro-blocks are 16 pixels, but
it seems to tell the resolution is 1920x1080. Maybe that's even more
confusing.
The MPEG stream recorded by
Hey all,
I am currently putting together a HTPC. I am look for a RF wireless
keyboard that has a build in trackball. Anybody know who makes a good
keyboard that fits these specs? Also if you see an other flaws in the
spec mind yelling at me.
Specs:
AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1.4Ghz
On 5/17/05, Blammo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=3761item=5195966400rd=1ssPageName=WDVW
I went ahead and bought one. I'll let ya'll know how/if it works. I
emailed back and forth with the vendor who agreed to take it back and
refund me if it
Again, if anyone else is using ProjectX, with cutlists or not, speak
up. I can see how this might be a good drop-in update to the flakey
MythBurn engine... but will probably need some help, at least people
with some know-how...!
credit where credit is due...
The 'flakey mythburn engine' is
Thanks for the information Jarod! Thanks for starting down this path too, I
think it will only bring good things for MythTV.
Josh
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Following up my earlier email, I've googled and searched the
lirc-lists, but it doesnt seem like anyone else is doing this. If
anyone has some magic to impart, please let me know! Should I be able
to control both a transmitter and receiver with a 0.7.1 compile of
LIRC with transmitter options
On 5/20/05, Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 20 May 2005 07:57, Michael Haan wrote:
Here's the thing. It's all
working just fine on 2.6.9 (including mythmusic). But I got an HDTV
and a pchdtv3000 to go with it. Getting that to work has been
troublesome. Now, for various
I would want CC support
that for example, did not display during normal play but did display
at 3x and 5x FF speeds, or did other clever things like knowing about
letterbox or pillarbox bars and making use of them
or even an FF
mode that shrunk the display window down to make room to do a
Hydrian wrote:
Hey all,
I am currently putting together a HTPC. I am look for a RF wireless
keyboard that has a build in trackball. Anybody know who makes a good
keyboard that fits these specs? Also if you see an other flaws in the
spec mind yelling at me.
Specs:
AMD Athlon
On 5/20/05, Mudit Wahal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to downres the HD recording to a lower bitrate (say 4mbps)
and still keep mpeg2, and also convert from AC3 sound to mp3. I've
several episodes of Yugioh/Pokemon/etc which I'd like to keep them in
dvd like mpeg2 quality and save
Hello Adrian,
nexTView EPG is transmitted via teletext on several European TV channels
in Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Italy, Turkey and Germany.
Look for all providers here: http://nxtvepg.sourceforge.net/provnets.html
As you know Teletext pages are not only counted from 100 to 999 but
Brad Templeton wrote:
other clever things like knowing about
letterbox or pillarbox bars and making use of them, or even an FF
mode that shrunk the display window down to make room to do a lot of
text on the screen at once. A tool like that you really could watch
a show at 3x or 5x speed, at
I gotta say, the best thing I did was fork out the money for my VersaPoint RF
keyboard. Works flawlessly each and every keystroke. 30 ft away, pointing 90
degress to the side. No problems. Beats IR hands down.
Pricy but worth every penny IMHO.
Don
Ross Campbell wrote:
Semi-related
does anyone else feel like timestretch is there to challenge how fast
you can watch TV? Do you think people can learn to watch TV faster
just like people learn to read faster? Is there an upper bound to
this?
Read up on rapid serial visual presentation.
Elvis Chen wrote:
hi all,
after further researching, I came across this website:
http://fdd.com/software/tvwonder/
which indicated that the tuner part of ATI TV-Wonder is not detected
properly. It should be type 2 (Philip, NTSC) instead of type 19
(TEMIC, PAL) as my dmesg suggests.
After
Ross Campbell wrote:
or sync lyrics to music videos
This is pretty standard on the decent (read BBC) channels in the UK,
where music programming is usually subtitled with the lyrics[1], to
varying degrees of success[2].
kim.
[1] It gives you a whole new perspective on R'n'B and rap...
[2] They
On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 06:54:19PM -0400, Ross Campbell wrote:
or show subtitles to a movie in another language from possibly - maybe
even do realtime translation
CC data could provide the elusive synchronization link for many types
of other critic or commentary data (think DVD director's
Again, if anyone else is using ProjectX, with cutlists or not, speak
up. I can see how this might be a good drop-in update to the flakey
MythBurn engine... but will probably need some help, at least people
with some know-how...!
Speak, speak, speak :)
I haven't gotten cutlists to go, but
I could use some pointers and help increating a LVM on FC3.
I'm partially there but I'm having a problem with configuring the
drive? When I run vgdisplay -v I see that the volume group is
VGforMyth and is 141.56GB PE is 64MB. So it exist but size wise it
appears incorrect.
When I view the file
I'm running a stock 2.6 Ubuntu Hoary kernel. Haven't had much luck with
compiling my own kernel, but found a good Debian tutorial so will give
it a try. Where should I look for pre-emptible in the kernel config?
Neale Swinnerton wrote:
Are you running a pre-emptible kernel? That made my remote
On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 12:19:07PM -0700, Mudit Wahal wrote:
Hi,
I recorded LOST on ABC on wednesday. When I play it on my monitors, I
see a green line at the right side of the screen. I played at the
backend monitor and also on a windows box using vlc-http streaming.
The green line is
On 5/20/05, A JM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I could use some pointers and help increating a LVM on FC3.
I'm partially there but I'm having a problem with configuring the
drive? When I run vgdisplay -v I see that the volume group is
VGforMyth and is 141.56GB PE is 64MB. So it exist but size
Stuff that works:
Video playback (recorded, live, mythvideo, etc)
Multichannel audio playback
Stuff that is annoying:
Can't mute and actually get 0 audio output, and can't set volume
slider to 0 and get no audio
When playing or unpausing mythtv's internal player, the volume starts
very low and
To get back on topic here to what I was orginally speaking of (3250HD).
I got it to output streams over firewire *sometimes*.
I was getting really frustrated with it, and called up TW, and as I
was on hold, suddenly to my surprise I got it to output a few HD
streams. It seems that it will only
Well scratch my not being able to figure out how to get streams out again.
Gscanbus has a reset bus feature, which re-enabled the output. Now
will myth handle this reseting of the bus so i dont need to?
On 5/20/05, Mario Limonciello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To get back on topic here to what I
On Friday 20 May 2005 4:02 pm, Jarod Wilson wrote:
snip
Mah bad. I missed part of one little change. The DEFINES for that should
have been added to libs/libmythtv/libmythtv.pro.
http://cvs.mythtv.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/mythtv/libs/libmythtv/libmythtv.p
ro?r1=1.88r2=1.89
Committing that
hello all,
The last thing I need before jumping into mythtv is an IR receiver.
I have two PVR-150 which does not have an IR receiver.
My questions is, does anyone have a suggestion for a serial IR receiver
that I can purchase that will work with these cards? I'd rather not
build one, I am
Okay...I have tested my system again, and determined, that 1 of my 2
'250' tuner cards does not work on Channel Cable 6.
Now, in Fedora Core 3, Myth .18 and the latest ivtv drivers (and latest Nvidia)
my 'newer Hauppauge card does NOT have sound on Cable 6.
Here is the lspci (with my comments
On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 08:17:40PM -0500, Dan H Orlic wrote:
The last thing I need before jumping into mythtv is an IR receiver.
I have two PVR-150 which does not have an IR receiver.
My questions is, does anyone have a suggestion for a serial IR
receiver that I can purchase that will work
Ian,
Thanks for adding to the chart.
I am currently running the 'surprisingly stable' 0.3.4u (unstable) IVTV
release with a PVR250. IvTv seems to be translating NTSC CC data perfectly!
I ascertain this by running /usr/src/ivtv-0.3.4u/utils/vbi in an SSH session
to the backend. I get good text
On 5/20/05, Michael Haan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/20/05, Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 20 May 2005 07:57, Michael Haan wrote:
Here's the thing. It's all
working just fine on 2.6.9 (including mythmusic). But I got an HDTV
and a pchdtv3000 to go with it. Getting
Hi,
This is my first time trying to use XvMC with Myth - I must say I
am very impressed with XvMC under Myth 18.1 - haven't had any crashes
or freezes.
I was a little skeptical at first, as I had read of many problems
with XvMC with prior versions of myth. Looks like some good progress
hi all,
sorry about posting what may be a trivial problem. I know the subject of
audio-sync is being covered by the official MythTV documentation. In it, it
is suggested to turn off arts (KDE) and use ALSA driver/mixer. I tried it
but it does not work.
First off, my hardware:
A7S8X-MX with
On Fri, 20 May 2005, Mario Limonciello wrote:
Well scratch my not being able to figure out how to get streams out again.
Gscanbus has a reset bus feature, which re-enabled the output. Now
will myth handle this reseting of the bus so i dont need to?
Well... it's all GPL, right? Submit a patch! ;)
--- Robert Tsai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 08:17:40PM -0500, Dan H
Orlic wrote:
The last thing I need before jumping into mythtv
is an IR receiver.
I have two PVR-150 which does not have an IR
receiver.
My questions is, does anyone have a suggestion for
a
Once I grab an IR blaster - I'll add this as an input to myth. If I
run into trouble, then I'll look into how gscanbus does the reset bus
and see what I can do to add to myth.
Elsewise, using test-mpeg2 here is the conclusion for local channels I
can get over firewire:
On Friday 20 May 2005 06:54 pm, Ross Campbell wrote:
I can just see it now... yuppie parents sitting their kids in front of
mythtv to watch Baby Einstein videos at 1.7X speed
Heh. Baby Einstein was a primary motivator for large parts of both the
MythVideo and MythDVD plugins :-)
- thor
Try nuvexport --transcode, maybe it's a ffmpeg issue
mpeg2cut doesn't use ffmpeg or transcode. It's the same routine no
matter which encoder param you pass in.
-Chris
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Quoting Rob Bongiovi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm in the same boat...decided to try one this guy
builds and use it with one of the remotes I have
laying around:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZjustsellinstuff
Rob
I bought this same receiver from the same eBay seller. Received it
Thanks Brandon.
I'll try to find out how the overscan thing works. Can you do overscan
at the time of the recording ? Because I will probably not running
myth frontend. I'll playing the file via samba/nfs mount on a windows
box OR avel's iodata/buffalo link theater. All of these dont have myth
Scott Arthur wrote:
I'm running a stock 2.6 Ubuntu Hoary kernel. Haven't had much luck
with compiling my own kernel, but found a good Debian tutorial so will
give it a try. Where should I look for pre-emptible in the kernel config?
Are you sure you don't already have a pre-emptible kernel?
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