Peter Martens wrote:
Hi guys
Can anyone help me with removing all the DVB channel info (channels,
transports...) from the database, so I can start over with scanning
for channels. Scanning now takes a long time because MythTV is trying
to scan all transports (most of them do not contain
Peter Darley wrote:
On Oct 10, 2005, at 7:59 AM, Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
However, all is not lost: it's not necessary to change the control
to a
checkbox. All that is needed to remove ambiguity is to change the text
to read Auto Expire is ON and Auto Expire is OFF, or something
I had this exact problem. The issue was GCC 4.0. I
originally compiled mythtv with GCC 3.3, and recently had to recompile
it. Unbeknownst to me, Debian had upgraded the default GCC to
4.0. Once I changed the symlinks back to 3.3, it compiled fine
again.
I'm not running x64 though, but I suspect
Can anyone help me with removing all the DVB channel info (channels,
transports...) from the database, so I can start over with scanning
for channels. Scanning now takes a long time because MythTV is trying
to scan all transports (most of them do not contain channels).
As mythtv-setup
On 11/10/05, Peter Martens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone help me with removing all the DVB channel info (channels,
transports...) from the database, so I can start over with scanning
for channels. Scanning now takes a long time because MythTV is trying
to scan all transports (most of
I haven't started digging into the PHP (nor have I been drinking,
although this might drive me to start :-P). For some reason, when I use
my PDA running the Pocket PC version of Internet Explorer and connect to
the mythweb/status.php page, the text navigation bar has replaced
Scheduled Recordings
2005/10/11, John Pullan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 11/10/05, Peter Martens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone help me with removing all the DVB channel info (channels,
transports...) from the database, so I can start over with scanning
for channels. Scanning now takes a long time because
On Monday 10 October 2005 23:00, Alberto Alonso wrote:
The TV out issues where mythtv related or laptop related?
Laptop related.
I had to connet the tv and put the tv on the right input when powering up the
laptop. Even the, from time to time, it was not working (most of the theme
it was not
On 11/10/05, Peter Martens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2005/10/11, John Pullan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 11/10/05, Peter Martens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone help me with removing all the DVB channel info (channels,
transports...) from the database, so I can start over with scanning
2005/10/11, John Pullan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 11/10/05, Peter Martens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where in the world are you and what flavour of dvb are you using ?
DVB-C in the Netherlands.
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Not using a twinham card are you by any chance ?
Should the latest SVN provide support for this. I managed to get it
working perfecly with both cards, channels and everything, but I still
have to press Y if I want to change to a different tuner card. I
tried to check the logs, but it seems, that it does'nt even try to
change the tuner. Maybe I
Philip Shead wrote:
The bright side of the VP
card I got was it has a usb remote which can be moved
independently of the card. The downside of the Kworld is
that as said above the remote is a bit flimsy (not sure
how many more keys people want? 32 the same as the VP)
and what annoys me most is
Nick wrote:
I'd intentionally tried to cut out all of the DVB channel numbers
(missed that one) as they are irrelevant when setting up the channels
in MythTV.
Assuming of course that you're using a DVB card, as opposed to a STB
connected to an analogue capture card[1] :)
Kim.
[1] Hardly
On 10/11/05, Phill Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't started digging into the PHP (nor have I been drinking,
although this might drive me to start :-P). For some reason, when I use
my PDA running the Pocket PC version of Internet Explorer and connect to
the mythweb/status.php
On Sun, 9 Oct 2005 00:05:28 +0100, Nick wrote:
On 08/10/05, Jules Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody have any feedback on this? It's the PCI riser I'm most
scared about, I don't understand PCI deeply enough at the hardware
level to know if they provide good enough performance for two
I was seeing buffer prepause when attempting live tv playback. It would
pause if mythbackend was started using
/etc/init.d/mythbackend init script. It looks as though there's an issue
when started via 'su' .
so I created an alias in ~/.bashrc
alias mythbackend='mythbackend -v
Axel Thimm wrote:
On Sun, Oct 02, 2005 at 11:10:50PM +0100, Jules Gosnell wrote:
Just upgraded my Via Epia to latest myth build from atrpms-stable, but
had to roll back libmyth from libmyth-0.18.1-114.rhfc4.at to
libmyth-0.18.1-113.rhfc3.at in order to get my VLD support working again...
Nick Parkinson wrote:
Your choppy sound problem sounds like it may be caused
by commercial skipping/flagging or whatever. I have a
via epia mii and was told that commercial skipping on
a low processor system such as epia would cause
trouble.
I suggest you disable it in the settigns. I think
Jules Gosnell wrote:
Nick Parkinson wrote:
Your choppy sound problem sounds like it may be caused
by commercial skipping/flagging or whatever. I have a
via epia mii and was told that commercial skipping on
a low processor system such as epia would cause
trouble.
I suggest you disable it in
Does anyone have a hint for John? I've run into the same thing and would
love to hear any suggestions.
My PVR-350 *was* working fine, live tv, recording, and everything. I
tried to add an saa7133 based card which I am now going to give up on.
But now my PVR-350 gives a black screen when
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Hi,
I have a strange problem ...
Whenever I plug the Audio-Out of my PVR350 in my MIC-In I get some
strange sounds - audio of I dont know what TV-Channel. That audio stays
the same whatever channel I tune in ..
If I send some MPEG2-Video to my TV via
On 10/11/05, Ricardo Kleemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,If I have a LCD TV/Monitor, that has both S-Video input and VGA input, whichis better to use, for quality of playback?
In most circumstances, the VGA input should be much better.
However, I've seen enough goofy behavior on some LCD monitors
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 08:47 pm, Craig Tinson wrote:
Philip Shead wrote:
The bright side of the VP
card I got was it has a usb remote which can be moved
independently of the card. The downside of the Kworld is
that as said above the remote is a bit flimsy (not sure
how many more keys
Would you say, then, that if I just want to watch
SD (iow I don't need an HD-ready TV monitor) I'm better off connecting the
mythtv frontend to a good computer monitor than having an S-Video TV monitor?
I'm want to buy a decent 19" LCD monitor for TV
viewing, and I was wondering whether
On 11/10/05, Sebastian Nerz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hi,
I have a strange problem ...
Whenever I plug the Audio-Out of my PVR350 in my MIC-In I get some
strange sounds - audio of I dont know what TV-Channel. That audio stays
the same whatever
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Andrew Wilson
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 9:43 AM
To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] which is better, using S-Video or VGA?
This is what I was going to do (replace my TV
Paul Andreassen wrote:
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 08:47 pm, Craig Tinson wrote:
Philip Shead wrote:
The bright side of the VP
card I got was it has a usb remote which can be moved
independently of the card. The downside of the Kworld is
that as said above the remote is a bit flimsy (not sure
Hey,
Can anyone suggest an application or procedure to fine tune picture
quality. IE Adjusting brightness, contrast color's and so forth? I am
unable to do this manually.
Are there any linux apps to do this? Something similar to Avia.
Thanks
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For the last few weeks I have been browsing every single website I
can possibly imagine that deals with creating your own HD PVR HTPC.
Without owning a HD set or service presently I find myself a touch
limited when it comes to specific hardware connections/setups. I am
well versed with the
On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 16:42 +0100, Andrew Wilson wrote:
This is what I was going to do (replace my TV with my good quality LCD
computer monitor) until I tried it out. The picture quality is
simply FAR better on a TV than on a monitor.
While a monitor may expose flaws in the tv signal to a
Allan Mcintosh wrote:
Hey,
Can anyone suggest an application or procedure to fine tune picture
quality. IE Adjusting brightness, contrast color's and so forth? I am
unable to do this manually.
Are there any linux apps to do this? Something similar to Avia.
For manual procedure:
On 11/10/05, Kim Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nick wrote:
I'd intentionally tried to cut out all of the DVB channel numbers
(missed that one) as they are irrelevant when setting up the channels
in MythTV.
Assuming of course that you're using a DVB card, as opposed to a STB
connected to
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of R. Stavros Bezas
For the last few weeks I have been browsing every single website I
can possibly imagine that deals with creating your own HD PVR HTPC.
Without owning a HD set or service presently I find myself a touch
Robert,
I appreciate your quick response, analyzing this setup is aggravating
me as much as it excites me. I always love a good challenge.
To address a few of your replies:
Upon looking at costs/feasibility/implementation I am leaning more
towards Comcast. The ability to potentially use
Oh, I'm close. I'm sooo close ...
On 10/10/05, Mark Linford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- Forwarded message --
From: Mark Linford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Oct 10, 2005 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: Fedora Mythtv, pcHDTV and Comcast?
To: Discussion about mythtv mythtv-users@mythtv.org
In a change from the most common form of posting on this list, I
thought I'd share a solution rather than a problem:
Challenge: connect my new secondary front-end, which has an Nvidia card
with s-video TV output, to an older TV with only composite inputs.
Solution: build this circuit:
On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 11:05:09PM +1000, David Whyte wrote:
Q: Crikey, 10 acres, how long does it take to mow this lawn?
A: Aww, about 2 six-packs.
Well, I did manage to find the Australian translation package for
mythweb so I knew that my system wasn't hacked, but now that leaves me
wondering
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mark Linford
Oh, I'm close. I'm sooo close ...
On 10/10/05, Mark Linford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- Forwarded message --
From: Mark Linford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Oct 10, 2005 5:42 AM
Subject: Re:
I have come to assume that the people that frequent this list have interests
similar to my own. (The ever-persistent desire to make one thing do many
things). So I am looking for some advice. I would like to automate various
appliances around my house using X-10 modules, but have them
There's a folder in the root of your home called .mythtv which you
may want to delete and let it recreate. Perhaps the version formats
are different? I found when I changed the IP of my backend, I had to
delete that directory.
Todd
On Oct 10, 2005, at 11:46 AM, Michael Jones wrote:
On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 13:56 -0400, R. Stavros Bezas wrote:
Robert,
In regards to the 1:1 pixel mapping idea you suggested: Do you have
any more information regarding this so I can look further into it, I
am curious to find out more about it.
1:1 mapping only applies to discrete devices
On 10/11/05, Mat Kyne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have come to assume that the people that frequent this list have interestssimilar to my own. (The ever-persistent desire to make one thing do manythings). So I am looking for some advice. I would like to automate various
appliances around my house
Would you say, then, that if I just want to watch
SD (iow I don't need an HD-ready TV monitor) I'm better off connecting the
mythtv frontend to a good computer monitor than having an S-Video TV monitor?
The horizontal refresh rate is also important. If you are in
PAL-country with 50 half-frames
On Tuesday 11 October 2005 03:28, Michael Stevens wrote:
I had this exact problem. The issue was GCC 4.0. I originally compiled
mythtv with GCC 3.3, and recently had to recompile it. Unbeknownst to me,
Debian had upgraded the default GCC to 4.0. Once I changed the symlinks
back to 3.3, it
On 01:38 PM Thom Paine wrote:
Since this isn't anything to do
with mythtv, feel free to email me off list and I'll gladly help you
out all I can.
I'm interested though! Can you keep it on the list? Or, is there a list
to monitor?
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Thom Paine wrote:
On 10/11/05, Mat Kyne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
have come to assume that the people that frequent this list have
interests
similar to my own. (The ever-persistent desire to make one thing do many
things). So I am looking for some advice. I would like to automate
various
Include me in the wanna know more department. I'd love to do this
kind of thing My wife might kill me, but what the heck, I might as
well spend my remaining days in geek-heaven, right?
--Phill
Brad Fuller wrote:
On 01:38 PM Thom Paine wrote:
Since this isn't anything to do
with
I'm pleased to report that I found a Moto DCT6200 waiting for me when I arrived home from work today.
The install guy was confused enough that he called me, but I just told
him that I was going to hook it up to a computer and he was fine with
that.
I am also pleased to report that I get ESPNHD,
After months of lurking around this forum, and after a several failed installations, I FINALLY havewatched someHDTV via Myth! WooHoo I'm not out the woods yet, nor even close to being able to present this project to my wife, but I thought I would share some of the extra steps I had to do make
On 11/10/05, Tomas Roos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
Since I use my Digital Terrestrial receiver to recieve television I
only use the composite or S-video input (not the tuner) on my PVR-150
card to record programs (which by the way works excellent).
Identical to users having digital
Mat Kyne wrote:
I have come to assume that the people that frequent this list have
interests similar to my own. (The ever-persistent desire to make one
thing do many things). So I am looking for some advice. I would like
to automate various appliances around my house using X-10 modules, but
My nightly cron included (I didn't have a garage door ) a script to
make sure appropriate lights were off, I'd make all the lights come on
that were turned on with motion sensors brighten to 50% and dim back to
0%. The software would tell you the state of a given module with the
status command.
I
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of PAUL WILLIAMSON
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/11/05 4:49 PM
On 01:38 PM Thom Paine wrote:
Since this isn't anything to do with mythtv, feel free to email
me off list and I'll gladly help you out all I can.
I'm interested
I have a strange predicament, or at least I haven't stumbled upon anyone else with it yet. I have a Scientific Atlanta 4200HD box. I am using the cable out on the back of my cable box and it goes into my second tuner card (PVR-250). Here's the problem:
The cable box's cable out only broadcasts
I once considered whether we should just look at adding a GUI to something
like misterhouse (http://www.misterhouse.net ) rather than re-inventing
everything. I looked at it briefly a while ago and it looked like it could
do most things and maybe just needs a frontend launching some application or
On Tuesday 11 October 2005 16:57, Chris Ribe wrote:
I'm pleased to report that I found a Moto DCT6200 waiting for me when I
arrived home from work today.
The install guy was confused enough that he called me, but I just told him
that I was going to hook it up to a computer and he was fine
Last question I really want to use my PVR-500 with the two HD-3000's.
But last time I installed the ivtv drivers it broke the DVB drivers. Anyone
else able to share their steps to success with the two cards?
This is fun (?)
I just had a similar problem with a PVR-150 and a HD-3000.
John Harvey wrote:
I once considered whether we should just look at adding a GUI to something
like misterhouse (http://www.misterhouse.net ) rather than re-inventing
everything. I looked at it briefly a while ago and it looked like it could
do most things and maybe just needs a frontend
Steve wrote:
I have a strange predicament, or at least I haven't stumbled upon
anyone else with it yet. I have a Scientific Atlanta 4200HD box. I am
using the cable out on the back of my cable box and it goes into my
second tuner card (PVR-250). Here's the problem:
The cable box's cable out
On Sunday 09 October 2005 00:05, Nick wrote:
On 08/10/05, Jules Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The system will be for watching DVB-T digital broadcast TV, as well as
DVDs. This means that it presumably doesn't need to be terribly
powerful from a CPU point of view? No encoding or transcoding
Of course, you're correct and I agree with you that displaying non-TV
output is far superior on a monitor.
I was talking about the quality of the TV picture. The fast response
time of the picture on a monitor is actually a disadvantage when
displaying a 25Hz interlaced TV picture, especially for
Chris Ribe wrote:
I'm pleased to report that I found a Moto DCT6200 waiting for me when
I arrived home from work today.
The install guy was confused enough that he called me, but I just told
him that I was going to hook it up to a computer and he was fine with
that.
I am also pleased to
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mark Linford
Last question I really want to use my PVR-500 with the
two HD-3000's.
But last time I installed the ivtv drivers it broke the DVB
drivers. Anyone
else able to share their steps to
On 10/11/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a strange predicament, or at least I haven't stumbled upon
anyone else with it yet. I have a Scientific Atlanta 4200HD box. I am
using the cable out on the back of my cable box and it goes into my
second tuner card (PVR-250). Here's the problem:
Well, I did manage to find the Australian translation package for
mythweb so I knew that my system wasn't hacked, but now that leaves me
wondering what to *do* about it. The PocketIE that comes on the PDA
doesn't allow me to change things like UserAgent, and the language is
already set to
On 10/11/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cable box's cable out only broadcasts on channel 3. So when
Myth has a listing for lets say... channel 5, it tunes from 3 to 5. Now
it only picks up static, however for it to work, it needs to stay tuned
on 3. The cable box can be on whatever
Without the firewire connection am I correct in assuming that there
is no way to capture HD encrypted content like HD Espn, HD TNT, HD
Discovery, etc? Is this a blanket problem or are there ways around it?
The problem isn't encryption, as HD content over component output isn't
encrypted, the
On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 17:07, Simpson, Richard wrote:
How about security cameras, with motion detection software initiating
recordings? A good feature for MythTV!
Take a look at zoneminder. http://www.zoneminder.com
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On 10/11/05, Simpson, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark-
Yes, you are very close! I have just recently succeeded in getting both a
HD3000 and a PVR-150 to work in MythTV, and I believe the Myth part was the
hardest. I first setup the Zap2it account with the OTA channels I wanted to
On 10/11/05, Dennis Lou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, I start mythfrontend. I go to Watch TV,
and pull of the onscreen guide. I select channel
707, but only get static. Thinking
that it might be trying to use the PVR-150, I
switch tuners
Did you set up a separate line-up at zap2it for
I am glad to know that my assumption about the people on this list was
correct. - Unfortunately Heyu and Heyu2 will not work for me (I have the
Firecracker PC Module), but most importantly it won't do the part with the
phone. That is the most important part for me. I can log onto my computer
I recently replaced my mythbox with a shiny new machine that now has
SATA drives. After initial install of OS and Myth ... I play live
tv and it is slow and/or skips. I checked the hdparm for
/dev/hda5 (/video) and find out that DMA is disabled :).
How do I go about enabling DMA?
If the answer
On 10/11/05, Dennis Lou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 20 seconds of blank screen? That could
be caused by not having a valid start channel
(i.e. don't use the default '2' or '3').
I think you're right. After I manually set the start channel to a
valid entry, Live TV worked
Also, have you
Those in the US, might want to send your rep a msg about how you feel
toward recent MPAA and RIAAs tactics.
http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/004047.php
the EFF article has a convenient way to contact your rep (see last link
in article.) Or, you can always write your rep directly.
--
On 10/11/05, Mark Linford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/11/05, Dennis Lou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, have you tried recording a program rather
than Live TV?
Ah, I didn't even think of that. I'll try that now ...
Nope, output still jumpy, nothing but static from audio :(
Mark
I have a PVR 350 running Fedora 4 setup with Jarrod's guide about a month ago. It's working great. In fact, I need to upgrade the hard disk, but my family loves it and won't let me take it down to replace the HD :) Thanks Jarrod!One thing I can't figure out though - when it power cycles, it
1. When attempting to configure my capture cards in mythtvsetup, I would
get Could not open card #0 and Permission denied errors in the capture
card settings. What I eventually figured out was that the mythtv user did
not have permissions to access the DVB devices. I found a hint on the
Hurgh wrote:
Hi All,
I have been around the list for a while, and in the past have asked a
few questions.
I have started setting up a new PVR and am looking at putting in a
Digital (as appose to the analog one i have now) TV card.
Can people in australia please let me know 1) What card
My PVR-350 was working fine, recording and watching live TV. Then I
tried to add a second capture card. I gave up on the second card but now
the PVR-350 stopped working. All I get is a black screen.
The copy /dev/video0 file.mpg test works fine -- the card is
receiving a signal on the tuner0
On 10/9/05, Chris Ribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Put a stopwatch on a 2 minute commercial break and report the results.
The problem is, how do you know exactly how long a commercial break
is? If the typical commerical is 30 seconds long, a difference of
10% in speed would only be 3 seconds, but how
Sorry for posting this here, but I don't know where else to look.
I have an XBox running as a MythTV remote frontend. It is running
Xebian 1.0.3. The built-in XBox DVD drive is quite picky about
reading CD-R media, so I installed a CD-RW drive into a USB2 5.25
enclosure. I then plugged the
Disclaimer: I don't even have a cable STB, since I
have analog cable.
If the STB will only provide output on channel 3 (I am
presuming that you are using a F-type coaxial cable to
connect your PVR-250 to it based on this fact), then
you will likely need to get the IRBlaster working now,
and not
On 10/11/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a strange predicament, or at least I haven't stumbled upon
anyone else with it yet. I have a Scientific Atlanta 4200HD box. I am
using the cable out on the back of my cable box and it goes into my
second tuner card (PVR-250). Here's the problem:
On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 10:12:04PM +0100, John Harvey wrote:
I once considered whether we should just look at adding a GUI to something
like misterhouse (http://www.misterhouse.net ) rather than re-inventing
everything. I looked at it briefly a while ago and it looked like it could
do most
I just noticed that the ivtv 4.x drivers are now on ATRPMS. Has anyone been succesful with these and the PVR-150/500, and can it co-reside with the HD-3000 DVB drivers?
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On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 11:05:09PM +1000, David Whyte wrote:
Q: Crikey, 10 acres, how long does it take to mow this lawn?
A: Aww, about 2 six-packs.
Well, I did manage to find the Australian translation package for
mythweb so I knew that my system wasn't
I have read that you can install Linux on a Linksys NSLU2
network-attached-storage device. If you were to attach some high
capacity hard drives to the USB2 ports, would it be possible to use
this device as a master backend? As for the tuner cards, put them
in another machine and have this backend
So just as a follow up you did restart the mythbackend service after the backend came up. The service not the machine.
For I had to add a sleep command after loading ivtv before I started the backend. Obviously a hack but a good one :)
-PhilOn 10/11/05, Allan Mcintosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Simpson, Richard wrote:
From: Andrew Wilson
This is what I was going to do (replace my TV with my good quality LCD
computer monitor) until I tried it out. The picture quality is
simply FAR better on a TV than on a monitor.
Main difference is that a TV has a tuner, monitors don't.
Do you need the Photobridge HD (HD1500) or is the HD1000 OK? The main
difference I see is the HD1500 has 128MB RAM and the HD1000 is 64MB, but not
sure if that is much a limitation.
Thanks,
Todd
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris
On Sat, 08 Oct 2005 10:33:52 -0400
Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What filesystem are you using on that partition? Some filesystems
reserve a certain
percentage of space to be writable only by the root user, so on a 10 GB
partition you
may only be able to write about 9 GB as a
I have to pay something like $6/month for the box and another $8/month
for Digital Basic Access or some other such nonsense. The
bottom line is that it is $14 more than the basic cable that I was
getting. On 10/11/05, Kevin Kuphal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Ribe wrote: I'm pleased to report
On 10/11/05, John Cartwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SOLVED (I guess)
I just booted up my system for the um-teenth time and live tv is
working. There seems to be pausing in the sound but I'll take
that for now. My only guess is that maybe there is some
inconsistency in the way my modules are
Wow, thanks for all the help :). Now to get the IR Blaster functioning!
On 10/11/05, Brian Bosch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/11/05, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The cable box's cable out only broadcasts on channel 3. So when Myth has a listing for lets say... channel 5, it tunes from 3 to
Time to contact your senators.
http://www.publicknowledge.org/action/night_of_the_broadcast_flag
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ToadMazter wrote:
I just noticed that the ivtv 4.x drivers are now on ATRPMS. Has anyone been
succesful with these and the PVR-150/500, and can it co-reside with the
HD-3000 DVB drivers?
Not that I'm using Fedora, but yes.
Regards,
Cecil
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I recieve about 8-10 channels over the air, using DVB. I find
that one channel (FOX) has extremely poor audio, it's very scratchy and
garbled... I can make out mostly what they are saying but it sounds
like someone constantly talking through one of those tracheotomy
cazoos. There are two audio
I have gotten myself into a weird situation. I had a working FC4 /
myth 18.1 box, but for some reason it somehow got messed up and would
not boot.
I have since just formatted the drives (after slapping the drives
into a different machine and backing up some stuff) and did a fresh
Is anyone seriously using firewire input with a dct-6200 receiver
reliably? I just got mine working a few days ago and when it's
working, it's great. However, more often than not, recordings come up
short or the channel doesn't change. It hasn't made it through an
hour long recording yet
I did indeed try to restart just the service (several times
in fact) It didn't seem to work.
As for Allan's suggestion I am about to try right now. It's been
a long day and I just got to my home computers.
Thanks,
Alberto
On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 17:32 -0400, Phil Strong wrote:
So just as a
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