I'm trying to compile mythfrontend SVR 0.18.2 (revision 7448) on XBox Xebian
1.1.4 in order to line up my frontends with the current KnoppMyth alpha
version. One of the issues I've encountered is the error "usr/bin/ld: cannot
find -lXext" which according to the docs means I don't have XFree86-d
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 i
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
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 monito
Hi,
If I have a LCD TV/Monitor, that has both S-Video input and VGA input, which
is better to use, for quality of playback?
Ricardo
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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
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 select
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 th
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
th
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...
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 channel,record
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 f
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/statu
> 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
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
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
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
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
Not sure if this helps but my tv card - Nova-T is a
blackbird MCE variety, and that works fine
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John Pullan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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
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 ? I believe the drivers
are buggy and return
> Where in the world are you and what flavour of dvb are you using ?
>
DVB-C in the Netherlands.
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David wrote:
Bob wrote:
Have you considered a low power, always on master backend with no
tuner - DVB cards in it, just a load of hard drives,
Aren't the hard drives the biggest power consumers?
Not THE biggest, usually 2nd or 3rd (depending on your other components)
and that's only when t
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
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 w
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
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
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 transp
> >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 myth
Bob wrote:
>
> Have you considered a low power, always on master backend with no
> tuner - DVB cards in it, just a load of hard drives,
Aren't the hard drives the biggest power consumers?
David
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Tomas Roos 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).
>
>Now I wish to have tabloids etc in MythTV to be able to choose a
>
Hi,
I set a recording for the F1 on Sunday and when I went to check that
it was actually ocurring (I sometimes get zero byte recordings) I was
recording the wrong channel. I was actually recording the TEN channel
guide, which shows the currently playing program in the corner
including the sound,
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 suspec
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
sim
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 channel
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