I suspect your backend is already running as a service.This would make
port 6543 inaccessible, since it is in use already.
Try
#/sbin/service mythbackend stop
#mythbackend
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 20:02 -0700, DSanchez wrote:
Hello,
I just set up mythtv on fc4, i ran mythbackend and was able
This sounds beautiful, thank you!
At 02:25 2005-09-08, you wrote:
Peter Osterberg wrote:
After a lot of fiddeling the past two weeks I finally got digital sound
out to work. There is just one thing that I'm wondering now; can I change
the volume of the outputted digital sound? In my current
Not really sure what happened. I tried to update my entire system
through YUM and it crashed halfway through. I then tried apt-get
upgrade and it crashed a number of times until completing after about
the 5th time.
I know that some XMLTV packages were updated and some were heldback
... not sure
Is anyone using a Pinnacle Showcenter together with MythTV?
The Showcenter is a wireless (802.11g) set-top box with good audio and
video ouputs.
It has a built in web browser and is bundled with some sw to be run on a
windows machine
in the network, to access films and music on the pc. There
Hi,
I'm using an Orange SPV C500 phone to connect to mythweb, and for some
reason its retrieving WML, when its perfectly capable of accepting
HTML. looking into the code, I see that browserAcceptsMediaType runs
the code:
return preg_match(#$mediaTypes#,
strtoupper($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'])) ?
On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 20:55:46 -0600, Timothy McFadden wrote:
I have my directories set up as /music/genre/artist/album. My problem is
that a couple of the genres have many artists. I'd like to keep tree
sorting as directory but have splitartist for directories containing
more than, say, 20
Basic Setup
Backend
nforce2 chipset, 2.2ghz amd sempron
1 pvr 150mce
1 some other cheap capture card used for testing myth some months ago.
Connected is a dish network receiver to the s-video jack on the pvr150
mplayer /dev/v4l/video1 works fine, albiet really slow in a vnc window
(the slow is
On Mon, 5 Sep 2005 10:41:56 -0500
Jay Jarvinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI, CompUSA has a PVR-150 (Model 1045) after rebate(s) ($35) = $64.99
http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?ref=cjproduct_code=316263pfp=9405sale
According the IvyTV Wiki, this model is Very close to fully
I thought only the 350 had TV out. And the 150/500 has hardware
encoding, but not decoding. If I use a 500 or 150, then I'll still
need to find a way to connect the TV...Is there an inexpensive
way to do that?
-t-
On Sep 6, 2005, at 10:53 AM, Ali Asad Lotia wrote:
The PVR 150
Fred Oliver wrote:
While watching some PBS shows (Nova, Innovation) in HD, live or
recorded, I hear a second narrator describing the images being
displayed. (I assume that this is for the visually impaired.) How can
I turn this second channel off?
This is indeed descriptive service for
Around about 07/09/05 19:39, Craig Tinson typed ...
this is the part where it segfaults (first time I've ever done a gdb!)
71tcsetattr (fd, TCSANOW, options);
set_rts (fd=0) at digibox.c:82
fd is zero, so it failed to open the serial device. Probably permissions;
try it as root
On 9/8/05, Todd Houle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought only the 350 had TV out. And the 150/500 has hardware
encoding, but not decoding. If I use a 500 or 150, then I'll still
need to find a way to connect the TV...Is there an inexpensive
way to do that?
-t-
Video card with S-vid
On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 06:47:43 -0400
Todd Houle wrote:
[snip offlist reply]
I was going to save up and buy a PVR-350..
Todd
My choice to get away from my Leadtek Winfast TV-2000 XP Deluxe (could
it have a longer name with more M$ references please?) .. was driven
by price and local
My disk filled up the other day so I went ahead and deleted some older
shows, freeing up about 28GB. Now, everything that records shows
up with file size B when I view my recorded programs page on
MythWeb. I've tried rebooting the machine but to no effect.
Has anyone else encountered this?
I am in the process of attempting to get MythTV up and
running on my PC and I am getting the following error
when I attempt to start the Myth backend:
# mythbackend -d
mythbackend: Symbol
`_ZTVSt15basic_stringbufIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEE'
has different size in shared object, consider
re-linking
My mother has asked me about buying a PDA. She is an RN and wants to
use it as a quick reference device for types of prescription
medication, dosages, combinations etc. This is really off topic for
this list, but I'm curious if anyone on this list is in the medical
profession and has a PDA used
I have MythTV now recording and I can watch TV!
I may have broken some more advanced features in my attempts to get the basics
working.
I have a PVR-350
I want to record the TV shows in DVD format so that I can just burn them to
disk using K3B
Can someone talk down to me on how to setup the
Hello,
First, know that I googled this, but I didn't find any satisfactory answers.
I'm running mythstreamtv mythweb on a Gentoo machine, streaming
to a Gentoo laptop over 802.11b via a D-Link DWL 900-AP a
prism2.5 chipset minipci adaptor.
The stream works quite well (I have sound picture),
I posted this on the Knoppmyth forums (and got a complaint on why it was an
installation issue) http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5955
I have a 3 month old installation that was working well until I allowed it
to fill the disks. Once the recording section filled it started getting
On 08/09/05, Mike Daugird [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have MythTV now recording and I can watch TV!
I may have broken some more advanced features in my attempts to get the
basics working.
I have a PVR-350
I want to record the TV shows in DVD format so that I can just burn them to
disk
VHS-recordings have an even lower resolution than TV so you can up the
bitrate all you want, it won't make it look any better.
Whatever you do, don't make the extremely common mistake of
thinking that VHS having 240 lines of resolution means that a 320x240 is
an appropriate capture. In
On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 08:32:55 +0100, Lee wrote:
To change the fontsize in the main Myth menus - The example below is
for MythCenter, but you'll ge the idea...
pico /usr/share/mythtv/themes/MythCenter/theme.xml
find the fontsize tag, and decrease/increase as necessary, I found
22 was best.
On 9/7/05, Mike Angstadt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe he's saying that Hallmark is channel 61 until 5:30. After 5:30 Bravo is on channel 61. I had a similar situation until recently with my Comcast having Comedy Central only after 6pm (and before that it was CourtTV! gah)
So he's saying he
I have it running. while not over 802.11b, I am streaming from home to work over my cable modem. the upload speed is advertised at 1/4 GB. I need to decrease the framerate to about 15/sec. 25%size and lower bitrate. but that is suffcient for my 'at work viewing' of streams.
At home, my mythbox
On 9/7/05, Robin Gilks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings allI'd like to shift the capture card from my heavy/noisy server backend tothe frontend which is an EPIA running diskless with nfs mounts back to theserver (this avoids long cable runs).This means I'll have to run the backend code on the
Mine works fine over 802.11b. I have mythstreamtv
playing smoothly over my older Dell Axim PocketPC. Just
make sure to use the lowest settings and increase until you see
problems, but I normally use lowest settings, which is still fine for
watching. For home WAN, I too use the fastest settings.
a quick question...
I stuck up an DVB-T aerial on my garden office and with the aid of a
compass pointed it towards the Guildford transmitter, 3 or 4 miles away.
I have some fir trees between me and the transmitter.
MythTV receives all but one mux without problems, but one is problematic
to
Thank you Robert!
Can anyone add on to this? I'd like to use mytranscode or nuvexport. I
couldn't find a man page for either, but if someone will point me to
docs, I'll gladly read them.
I'm trying to transcode 1080i and 720p down to 420p (852x420 pixels). I
would like to keep the bit rate as
Now that my Myth box seems to be fairly stable, I'm slowly starting to
migrate recording shows off the Tivo and onto the Myth box. As I'm
actually using Myth a lot more, I've noticed a few problems...
1) When I select a recorded show to play from the menu, on about 20% of
them, the screen goes
On 9/8/05, Jules Gosnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If all muxes are being transmitted from the same transmitter, why should
one bundle of channels feel like it is coming from the moon ? Are muxes
simply s/w abstractions or do they correspond somehow to physical
divisions in the h/w - i.e. is my
If the muxes are broadcast at different frequencies (which they would
be), then it is quite possible, even probable, for the SNR (signal to
noise ratio) to be different for each.
The channel between you and the transmitter (which includes the trees)
would have a different response for each
I think I need a PDA and medical software to figure out how this is related to using MythTV.On 9/8/05, James Alexander
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:My mother has asked me about buying a PDA. She is an RN and wants to
use it as a quick reference device for types of prescription
medication, dosages,
If all muxes are being transmitted from the same transmitter, why should
one bundle of channels feel like it is coming from the moon? Are muxes
simply s/w abstractions or do they correspond somehow to physical
divisions in the h/w - i.e. is my problem mux maybe being pumped out at
a lower
Just a quick follow-up to my earlier post. You can see the gain for
different aerial groups on the follwoing graph
http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/Articles/img/fig%201, Obviously, higher
gain is better.
The power of the different muxes is given on this page:
http://.dtt-tx-info.org/change_tx.htm
Can I have more than one grabber?
I live in Sweden but can get Danish terrestrial broadcasts as well.
I have tv_grab_se_swedb setup in mythtvsetup and have after that added two
Danish channels directly in the database.
Then I ran tv_grab_dk --configure and added the same two channels. After
Something I've never quite been cleared on, but for NTSC svideo is it
better to run the screen resolution at 1024x768 or 800x600?
I've finally configured X to 100dpi and am slowly resolving the issues
to fixing the font size as well.
On 9/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
On 08/09/05, Stephen Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick follow-up to my earlier post. You can see the gain for
different aerial groups on the follwoing graph
http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/Articles/img/fig%201
If the above link causes problems, try
On 08/09/05, Peter Osterberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I have more than one grabber?
I live in Sweden but can get Danish terrestrial broadcasts as well.
I have tv_grab_se_swedb setup in mythtvsetup and have after that added two
Danish channels directly in the database.
Then I ran
It's not... the Subject clearly states OT: -- Off Topic
--PW
Mark Prinz wrote:
I think I need a PDA and medical software to figure out how this is
related to using MythTV.
On 9/8/05, *James Alexander* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My mother has asked me about
I have a three disk LVM currently on a crashed system. I would like to
verify it. What is the equivalent to fsck?
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On 08/09/05, Dewey Smolka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/8/05, Todd Houle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought only the 350 had TV out. And the 150/500 has hardware
encoding, but not decoding. If I use a 500 or 150, then I'll still
need to find a way to connect the TV...Is there an
On 08 Sep 2005 10:37:20 -0700, Jim Reith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a three disk LVM currently on a crashed system. I would like to
verify it. What is the equivalent to fsck?
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Yea that was the problem. Thanks.On 9/7/05, David Maher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect your backend is already running as a service.This would makeport 6543 inaccessible, since it is in use already.Try#/sbin/service mythbackend stop#mythbackend On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 20:02 -0700, DSanchez
On Sat, 2005-09-03 at 01:58 -0400, David Ellis wrote:
Its generally a bad idea to use multiple ir devices on a single machine.
It is possible to chain lirc (have two instances of lirc - one for receive
one for transmit) but I wasn't able to get it to stabilizeit was
also a MAJOR pain
At 02:12 PM 9/8/2005, you wrote:
On 08 Sep 2005 10:37:20 -0700, Jim Reith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a three disk LVM currently on a crashed system. I would like to
verify it. What is the equivalent to fsck?
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On Tue, 2005-09-06 at 10:39 -0400, Andrew Gallatin wrote:
I'm trying to setup my new Fusion HDTV5 Gold to use QAM256 from my
local (US) cable company. The Fusion card itself works amazingly
well, but Mythtv's setup has me confused. I'm running Mythtv from
earlier this year, shortly before
The -1 did the trick, thanks a lot
At 19:34 2005-09-08, you wrote:
On 08/09/05, Peter Osterberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I have more than one grabber?
I live in Sweden but can get Danish terrestrial broadcasts as well.
I have tv_grab_se_swedb setup in mythtvsetup and have after
On 9/8/05, James Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My mother has asked me about buying a PDA. She is an RN and wants to use it
as a quick reference device for types of prescription medication, dosages,
combinations etc. This is really off topic for this list, but I'm curious if
anyone on this
I don't have specific experience with medical software, but I've had a
few PDA's. And my doctor uses a PDA to look up various references and
also to write scripts (they print out via WiFi on a printer at the
nurse's desk). I believe his was a PalmOS PDA last I checked. I used
to prefer Palm
On 08/09/05, Adam Bodnar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something I've never quite been cleared on, but for NTSC svideo is it
better to run the screen resolution at 1024x768 or 800x600?
Personally, for NTSC svideo, I've got my box configured @ 720x480 (IE,
TV resolution).
Just my £0.02
--
Robert
On 7/21/05, Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/GB /etc/localtime
which now shows the correct local time
However, Mythweb (and therefore I guess MythTV) still shows the UTC time.
Obviously you downloaded your tv listings when your clock was set up
wrong,
Garry Cook wrote:
...
Yes, this is exactly what I was attempting to say. Sorry if I was unclear.
Okay, thank for the detailed information. There is a solution
for this and I'm sorry if I didn't make it clear that it can be
solved.
-- bjm
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Hey guys,
I have the WinTV-PVR-500 from Hauppauge. It's supposed to be a dual tuner card, and AFAIK Myth is only seeing one tuner. I press 'C' because that's supposed to change inputs, and it does. But only when I'm not recording anything. If I am recording Myth complains that all available
On 08/09/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
I have the WinTV-PVR-500 from Hauppauge. It's supposed to be a dual
tuner card, and AFAIK Myth is only seeing one tuner. I press 'C' because
that's supposed to change inputs, and it does. But only when I'm not
recording
On 9/8/05, Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 08/09/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey guys,
I have the WinTV-PVR-500 from Hauppauge. It's supposed to be a dual tuner card, and AFAIK Myth is only seeing one tuner. I press 'C' because that's supposed to change inputs, and it does. But only when
Steve wrote:
On 9/8/05, *Nick* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 08/09/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
I have the WinTV-PVR-500 from Hauppauge. It's supposed
to be a dual
tuner card, and AFAIK Myth
Both tuners are setup in mythtv-setup, it's recording right now, and it says it's using all available inputs. I'm lost, I think I should remove all my settings and start over.
And the stuttering;it's more like stuttering video, not audio.
On 9/8/05, Tom Lichti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve
On 9/8/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both tuners are setup in mythtv-setup, it's recording right now, and it says
it's using all available inputs. I'm lost, I think I should remove all my
settings and start over.
When I setup my PVR-500 initially, I had a similar problem. When I
My backend logs are /var/log/mythtv/mythbackend.log? Because if they are I don't see a single thing about AutoExpire in there at all.
I'm pretty sure my HD is fast enough, it's a brand new seagate (This 7200RPM, 300GB drive features an 8MB cache and whisper-quiet motor). How can I check the CPU
Hi Folks,
This is completely off topic, but given the number of fedora users on
this list I figured I'd go ahead and ask.
I built a FC4 system, but forgot to enable xfs at install time. Ext3
isn't cutting it for storage of large media files. So I'm wondering if
it is possible to enable xfs in
Hello everyone!
I have finally found the problem!
I did a little experience: I enabled the AC97 soundcard in my
motherboard and connected the output of the TV card to it instead of to
the Audigy. No more crackling! However, I noticed the volume is way too
high! The TV card seems to be
On 08/09/05, Frank Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
This is completely off topic, but given the number of fedora users on
this list I figured I'd go ahead and ask.
I built a FC4 system, but forgot to enable xfs at install time. Ext3
isn't cutting it for storage of large media files.
On 9/8/05, Frank Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,This is completely off topic, but given the number of fedora users onthis list I figured I'd go ahead and ask.I built a FC4 system, but forgot to enable xfs at install time. Ext3
It's enabled (you can mount an XFS partition if you somehow
Hey all, I had my myth box up and running quite well and now I have
moved and switched cable providers... I have a PVR-350 running with
MythTV 0.16 on Slackware 9.1 and Time Warner digital cable as the
source. For the time being I am not putting the digital cable STB in
the equation, I just have
On 9/7/05, Robin Gilks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all
I'd like to shift the capture card from my heavy/noisy server backend to
the frontend which is an EPIA running diskless with nfs mounts back to
the
server (this avoids long cable runs).
This means I'll have to run the backend
CD on my FC4 backend ripping has suddenly started working. I had given up
trying to fix it, but it must be like a lot of things in life - ignore the
problem and it goes away.
I have been fiddling around with my mythbackend a lot recently, getting a usb
dvb card working etc, so I have made a lot
Whenever I am watching live TV and I get prompted that Myth wants to use the
live
tuner to record and I don't chose an option (defaults to record and watch as it
records) it causes the frontend to crash. It also causes that tuner to no
longer be
available when I restart the frontend. The
I have 650GB on my master backend shared out the sole Myth slave
frontend/backend
via NFS on which I keep all my recorded shows. A few days ago this filled up.
Instead of automaticly deleting older or lower priority shows, as I thought
Mythtv
was supposed to do, it just continued on recording
I have 650GB on my master backend shared out the sole Myth slave
frontend/backend
via NFS on which I keep all my recorded shows. A few days ago this filled up.
Instead of automaticly deleting older or lower priority shows, as I
thought Mythtv
was supposed to do, it just continued on recording
I don't think an EPIA will work unless you are using an MPEG capture card.
It might work, but it will be very close. I am running an M1000 (neiman) as
a front-end + back-end with no capture. It runs at 40% CPU usage playing
back, and takes on transcoding jobs from other capturing backends
Check that the ivtv driver detects your PVR-500 as two
PVR-150s. Check that you can get data from both
tuners by doing a cat /dev/videoX test.mpg, where
X is first 0, and then 1. If not, then it's an ivtv
problem.
Also, check that in the MythTV setup that you used
Tuner 0 for both /dev/video0
Not sure if this only occurred for me or if this is due to some other
system config issue. There was probably some simple way to overcome
this, but I started down this path after trying many others. This way
seems to work, but I am curious what people with more Linux experience
have to say.
Hi All!
To guage an interest in LiveTV usage/etc, I have created an EXTREMELY QUICK
survey. It's only 6 questions, and does not require any registration or
anything personal.
Even if you have already commented to the list on this, your response is
really appreciated. After-all, I'm not
Hey guys, I've got what might be an easy question regarding Myth's
handling of weekly recording schedules. I've got a record
weekly schedule set up for the new Battlestar Gallactica series on
SciFi every Monday night, 10:00pm CDT. I've had this setup for a
few weeks now, and it works great. Today,
Jay Jarvinen wrote:
With the PVR-350 at about $160 these days, to me .. that's like buying
a ~$100 TV-out card, vs $40-50 for a cheapo TV-out vid card.
Not to mention you get more from the cheapo TV-out vid card: OpenGL,
ability to do resolutions greater than standard definition, XvMC
On 08/09/05, Buzz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Click here for my LiveTV survey:
http://FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey.asp?id=113850
Question 6 doesn't make a lot of sense to me, as worded. How often
would I use LiveTV much more?
In my case, it would not at all affect how much I use
I have 650GB on my master backend shared out the sole Myth slave
frontend/backend
via NFS on which I keep all my recorded shows. A few days ago this filled
up.
Instead of automaticly deleting older or lower priority shows, as I
thought Mythtv
was supposed to do, it just continued on
I've had a few people tell me Q6 is too biased, so please answer 'other: no
change' or similar if you find any of the other answers unacceptable. I
will take this into consideration prior to posting the summary.
Oh, and please ignore the minor typo in Q5. :-)
I can't modify the
I think you got it there... I think I have Tuner1 set for /dev/video1. So I have should have 2 Tuner 0's and each should be /dev/tuner0 and /dev/tuner1. I think thats what you're trying to say. I'm not sure how to see if IVTV is getting both cards but I think dmesg | grep IVTV should do it and I
On Thu, 2005-09-08 at 21:35 -0400, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Jay Jarvinen wrote:
With the PVR-350 at about $160 these days, to me .. that's like buying
a ~$100 TV-out card, vs $40-50 for a cheapo TV-out vid card.
Not to mention you get more from the cheapo TV-out vid card: OpenGL,
i wrote this back before the days of pre-built dongle.bin.mvpmc
files. anyway, sections 5.1 and 5.2 are no longer necessary just
get the ppc binary package from sourceforge:
# cp dongle.bin.mvpmc /tftpboot
you will have to configure your firewall to allow all these services through. just turn it
On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 19:05:52 -0700, Robert Denier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fairness I'd think the 350 is about the only way to get s-video truly
correct. Of course if you don't need s-video then yes, the 350 would
seem silly to me...
Sorry, what does that mean: s-video truly correct? Are
(All of the following, plus a screenshot are available at
http://mickc.whizardries.com/index.cfm?objectID=3890A411-B571-2DD8-CFB0E84F47440305)
Sometimes when I finish watching a show on my MythTV box (running SVN
r7200) I get what I can only describe as an error. It shows the
titles of that
On Thu, 2005-09-08 at 17:32 -0700, Joe Votour wrote:
Also, check that in the MythTV setup that you used
Tuner 0 for both /dev/video0 and /dev/video1.
Thank you for that tip; all the different tuners and device names is
very confusing. I just got a PVR-500MCE that I was trying to add to my
On Thursday 08 September 2005 19:03, Steve wrote:
I think you got it there... I think I have Tuner1 set for /dev/video1.
Don't do that. Set both /dev/video0 and /dev/video1 to their respective Tuner
0 entries in mythtv-setup.
So I
have should have 2 Tuner 0's and each should be /dev/tuner0
I just have one more question. Even though there is only one coaxial cable
coming into the card because theres only 1 cable input, I still can have 2
streams there, right? Or do I somehow need another cable input?
You need a seaprate capture for every input you want. If you want to
use both
On 8-Sep-05, at 10:20 AM, Jim Reith wrote:
I've got 550gb of videos I'd like to salvage if possible. my
other choice is to swap in a virgin drive and rebuild on that and then
copy
the root over onto the bad partition once it's up and running
I'm certainly not an expert but when I hosed my
Hi All,
Just checked by my mail and came across this..
NCIX.COM has PVR-150 MCE for 78.88 Cdn. .. They say there is only 3
left at this price.. but a pretty good deal if you can snag it. I'll
have further details on the revision when I pick mine up.
Ian
Normal video cards typically do 640x480 or 800x600 as typical modes your
allowed to run the tv out on. Of the two 640x480 is pretty close the
the 720x480 that is the NTSC standard. Of course the 720 doesn't mean
alot. Dish network, for instance, uses 480x480 encoding. (This is all
from my
On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 19:39:15 -0700, Robert Denier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[lotsa stuff]
OK, so you're talking resolution, frequency, interlacing, etc.
I guess I'll hold on to the receipt for my 150. (Which I'm going to use
for input, with my GeForce for output.)
Thanks for the explanation.
Ok, so i had my system up and running, then i went and tried to go into
the myth setup to change some config and now i get this error when i
type
$ mythfrontend
2005-09-08 19:53:51.210 Database not open while trying to load setting: Language
2005-09-08 19:53:52.987 Unable to connect to database!
On 8-Sep-05, at 11:08 PM, DSanchez wrote:
any idea were i can start?
Start by reading section 6.2 of the official documentation, the bottom
of the page gives three examples of how to deal with the issue.
- George
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I have 650GB on my master backend shared out the sole Myth slave
frontend/backend
via NFS on which I keep all my recorded shows. A few days ago this filled
up.
Instead of automaticly deleting older or lower priority shows, as I
thought Mythtv
was supposed to do, it just continued on
Were you able to apply the patches against a Fedora Core kernel? My
attempts to do that have failed.
On 7/25/05, Dan Rampton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Steve, great directions. I just hadn't applied the DVB
patches. It's getting closer to working now. :-)
In the case of analog cable, only the one coaxial
cable is necessary.
With analog cable, every channel is transmitted over
the same wire with differing RF frequencies, in 6
(NTSC/Annex B) or 8 (PAL/Annex A) MHz increments. The
PVR-500 has two tuners in it, even though it only has
one RF
I tried to set X to this resolution, but I got this in the X log file.
(WW) NVIDIA(0): Not using mode 720x480 (no mode of this name)
Any ideas how to fix this?
Switched it to 800x600 and still no fix in the fonts. dpi is at 100
On 9/8/05, Robert Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 08/09/05,
720x480 support seems to depend on your driver.
I am able to configure 720x480, and it works with the
version of the driver I have (I think it's 7664), but
when I watch TV or a recording, it's shrunk quite a
bit. I have to play with the aspect ratio to work.
I run at 1024x768 on my nVidia
This is an old thread, but I finally got the AverMedia card working and wanted
to post what I did to hopefully save someone else the problem.
The issue was that while ivtv correctly detected my video card as an m179, it
wasn't able to detect the tuner. dmesg would show
tuner 0-0060: tuner type
.. And how about something that pops up a warning, screen or some kind of
alert that it has detected warning regardless of what mode or plug-in you're
currently in?...
From: Andrew Close [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Discussion about mythtv
mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Date: Wed,
From: Michael T. Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jay Jarvinen wrote:
With the PVR-350 at about $160 these days, to me ..
that's like buying
a ~$100 TV-out card, vs $40-50 for a cheapo
TV-out vid card.
Not to mention you get more from the cheapo TV-out
vid
card: OpenGL,
ability to do resolutions
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