The alternative view: in Australia (Perth) the program info is lousy,
missing or plain wrong.
Channel surfing is where its at (we only have a small handful of
channels - not counting the dups), and the delays are a real pain, as is
the OSD jitter which seems endemic, and the lockups, ...
I tend to more or less agree that changing channels super fast is not
too important. Small dish receivers haven't ever done this fast. Of
course adding the myth layer slows things down a little, but for quite
practical reasons and its no big deal.
Now if one wanted a trivial way to flip
--- Nick Rosier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/10/05, Andy Leung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like the hardware decoder only kicks in
when
you're using a TV set for display. Is that really
the
case when using MythTV and PVR-350? I only plan on
watching tv on a computer monitor. In
I added this option to the mythstreamtv.sh script. In case anyone has the
same problem.
--http-src /var/www
Did you mean that or should it be --http-src=/var/www ?
Regards,
Phill
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From: Robert Denier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 1:30 AM
Subject: [mythtv-users] (Slightly OT) Multi room Multimedia playback
I'm curious if anyone has ever heard of a good solution to say
Really getting tiresome having glitchy live and recorded TV. Kaffeine's
picture and sound is much cleaner from the same DVB card using the same
channels.conf file for tuning parameters. What is myth doing differently?
Also, sick of mythfrontend just quitting outright (seg fault) trying to
On 18/10/05, W.Kenworthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The alternative view: in Australia (Perth) the program info is lousy,
missing or plain wrong.
Channel surfing is where its at (we only have a small handful of
channels - not counting the dups), and the delays are a real pain, as is
the OSD
On 18/10/05, Jon Kunze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, here's what happens when i try to reinstall lirc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mythtv]# yum install ivtv-kmdl-$KVER
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
atrpms100% |=| 951 B00:00
Around about 13/10/05 16:26, Oscar Curero typed ...
Just in case anyone has problems with the ir-receiver that come with the pvr
cards, I bought a usb receiver IgorUSB AVR and is working fine (really
plugplay) with lirc.I'm using 0.7.1 with suse.
Where did you get it from? Did you get the
On 15/10/05, David Whyte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/16/05, David Whyte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know the avermedia cards have a video AV slot, but was wondering how
I could record that to my PC. How do I get the sound in, and how does
it all come to be synchronised.
Just to
I suppose it all depends on what you are looking for. If you want a HTPC,
then MythTV is one option. There's also Freevo under Linux and several free
one's under Windows. As for picture quality in LiveTV and recording, what I
am watching is acceptable for non-HD television. On my system I use
Despite this, I keep hearing that a new version of myth isn't warranted
yet? What do I have to do - get an SVN version (not really a good
option)? None , or very few, responses to the messages and problems I
have recently posted about. Do I take this to mean noone really knows
much about
Alex Cruz wrote:
I suppose it all depends on what you are looking for. If you want a HTPC,
then MythTV is one option. There's also Freevo under Linux and several free
one's under Windows.
Yes I tried Freevo. Not too bad. Mythtv has many more features, but if
the basics don't work
Alex Cruz wrote:
Truly, I was blaming the antenna and all sorts of things until I
discovered Kaffeine doesn't suffer nearly as bad as myth. Kaffeine only
show a glitch very occasionally. Other TV's and digital set top boxes
in my house show virtually flawless pictures (we have a good
Phill Edwards wrote:
Despite this, I keep hearing that a new version of myth isn't warranted
yet? What do I have to do - get an SVN version (not really a good
option)? None , or very few, responses to the messages and problems I
have recently posted about. Do I take this to mean noone really
Hello All,
First off, I'd like to thank everyone that helped me get LIRC working
with the PVR150. It works like a dream now. The problem that I have
now seems like it may be a permission issue but I'm not sure where. I
can't use ALSA if I'm logged in as the mythtv user but it works fine
Hi, got fairly far setting up my MythTV box. How to I find out
what transmitter I am using, I think it is Beacon Hill that is in
Exmouth bot not certain, how can I find out? The other thing is I
then need to find out the frequency. I found this whitch may be
relevent:-
I am testing my hardware
As for picture quality in LiveTV and recording, what Iam watching is acceptable for non-HD television.
What is frustrating is that the picture from my DVB card is excellent,even in myth when it's not glitching. Myth must be using itdifferently to Kaffeine (which uses Xine) as obviously the
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On 18/10/05, Ben Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, got fairly far setting up my MythTV box. How to I find out what
transmitter I am using, I think it is Beacon Hill that is in Exmouth bot not
certain, how can I find out? The other thing is I then need to find out the
frequency. I found
Are there any guide available for optimizing picture quality. I see some
annoying effects in pictures with a lot of motion i.e. scrolling after
texts becomes VERY blurry.
Anybody?
At 12:44 2005-10-18, you wrote:
I suppose it all depends on what you are looking for. If you want a HTPC,
then
Niels Dybdahl wrote:
As for picture quality in LiveTV and recording, what I
am watching is acceptable for non-HD television.
What is frustrating is that the picture from my DVB card is excellent,
even in myth when it's not glitching. Myth must be using it
Dag Nygren wrote:
Alex Cruz wrote:
Truly, I was blaming the antenna and all sorts of things until I
discovered Kaffeine doesn't suffer nearly as bad as myth. Kaffeine only
show a glitch very occasionally. Other TV's and digital set top boxes
in my house show virtually flawless
It truely sounds like bad signal reception. On old police scanners there's
a squelsh setting to tell the radio at what signal/noise level to cut
audio to the speaker.
I remeber one setting in Myth that has to do with something that could be
compareable to this illustrative example. My guessing
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From: ffrr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussion about mythtv mythtv-users@mythtv.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 10:07 PM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Starting to think I should use Kaffeine
insteadof Mythtv
Niels Dybdahl wrote:
As for picture quality in
Hi,
I want to transcode some shows automatically, but not all.
The frontend and mythweb allow you to specify per-schedule whether to
run the commercial flagger or not, but I don't see any option for
transcoding.
The mythtv-setup program has an option to chose the order of commflag
vs automatic
Thanks Axel. That did it.
Jerry
...
The GPG keys listed for the Fedora Core 4 - i386 - Base repository are
already installed but they are not correct for this package.
Check that the correct key URLs are configured for this repository.
Can someone offer a suggestion on how to resolve
ffrr wrote:
What I see is a sudden patch of digital noise / pixelisation, often
associated with a chirping sound in the audio. This might happen
every few seconds for a while then go away for a minute or two, only
to return randomly. Also it is of various severities, sometimes just
a minor
Peter Osterberg wrote:
It truely sounds like bad signal reception. On old police scanners
there's a squelsh setting to tell the radio at what signal/noise
level to cut audio to the speaker.
I remeber one setting in Myth that has to do with something that could
be compareable to this
Kalle Pokki wrote:
ffrr wrote:
What I see is a sudden patch of digital noise / pixelisation, often
associated with a chirping sound in the audio. This might happen
every few seconds for a while then go away for a minute or two, only
to return randomly. Also it is of various severities,
Something to do with deinterlacing perhaps? Ive noticed that there is a
significant difference between linear blend and the kernel deinterlacer when
watching something fast paced like football, the kernel deinterlacer looks
much nicer
Are there any guide available for optimizing picture
Unfortunately, I need XvMC as the processor is not quite up to the task
otherwise (pegs at 100% in normal live TV, 40%-50% with XvMC).
BillK
On Tue, 2005-10-18 at 10:38 +0100, David Watkins wrote:
On 18/10/05, W.Kenworthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The alternative view: in Australia (Perth)
ffrr wrote:
Phill Edwards wrote:
Despite this, I keep hearing that a new version of myth isn't warranted
yet? What do I have to do - get an SVN version (not really a good
option)? None , or very few, responses to the messages and problems I
have recently posted about. Do I take this to
Thank you! I'll look into this when I'm off work hours...
At 14:50 2005-10-18, you wrote:
Something to do with deinterlacing perhaps? Ive noticed that there is a
significant difference between linear blend and the kernel deinterlacer
when watching something fast paced like football, the kernel
Ah, DVB cards. There's a reason I decided to stick with the plain old
PVR-250. Since I only have cable (I can't get Direct or Dish in my current
location) and I've decided to wait until 2010 for HDTV to standardize (my
theory of when the US will get it's crap together) the 250 was an obvious
On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 10:24:18PM +1000, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
I want to transcode some shows automatically, but not all.
The frontend and mythweb allow you to specify per-schedule whether
to run the commercial flagger or not, but I don't see any option for
transcoding.
The mythtv-setup
On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 10:50:08PM +1000, Laurie Odgers wrote:
Something to do with deinterlacing perhaps? Ive noticed that there is a
significant difference between linear blend and the kernel deinterlacer
when watching something fast paced like football, the kernel deinterlacer
looks much
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for this,
why not
just get Myth to act as a video podcasting station and let iTunes
handle all
of the formatting and transfer down to the iPod?
Will iTunes do that?? I
What type of input are you using for cable in? Coax, S-Video, Composite?
I have often been amazed with the increase in picture quality after
replacing a cheap coaxial cable, or the difference from .
I now use a short, direct unshared input (S-Video) straight in from the
receiver.
Are you
Greetings all! I'm trying to get a suitable setup for my Core 3
system. I tried most of the modelines I found out there trying to get
something working, to no end. Hopefully someone can explain what is
going on and point me in the right direction.
First the setup. The system
Sorry about that, I was trying a few different things, and copied the wrong command.
As for the kernel idea, I thought of that late last night as well. Does
anyone know if the FC4 kernel modules have been updated? If so, what do
I need to do, just update my kernel and then the modules?On
I have TimeWarner in Central Ohio, and got a SA3250HD from them a while back.
I haven't done a whole lot with it yet, since i'm outputting via
s-video from my myth box, but I have hooked the firewire cable up, and
do know that there is data being sent across the connection.On 10/17/05, Raf
Mark Rissberger wrote:
First off, I'd like to thank everyone that helped me get LIRC
working with the PVR150. It works like a dream now. The problem that
I have now seems like it may be a permission issue but I'm not sure
where. I can't use ALSA if I'm logged in as the mythtv user but it
On 18/10/05, Jon Kunze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry about that, I was trying a few different things, and copied the wrong
command.
As for the kernel idea, I thought of that late last night as well. Does
anyone know if the FC4 kernel modules have been updated? If so, what do I
need to do,
On 10/18/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for this,
why not
just get Myth to act as a video podcasting station and let iTunes
handle all
of the formatting and
Nvidia geforce and fx cards work great through the S-vid out after you
install the nvidia driver and configure xorg.conf to use that instead
of the native nv driver. ATIs can be troublesome.
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On 10/17/05, A JM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a great help!Your above steps were how Ithought
I read the install but was hoping someone had already given it shot.
I'd stumbled across 404 a couple months ago but was unable to get
my XBOX to boot from a CD so I was unable to do the install. A
On 10/18/05, David Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 18/10/05, Ben Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, got fairly far setting up my MythTV box.How to I find out what transmitter I am using, I think it is Beacon Hill that is in Exmouth bot not
certain, how can I find out?The other thing is I
On 10/18/05, Jon Kunze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry about that, I was trying a few different things, and copied the wrong command.
As for the kernel idea, I thought of that late last night as well. Does
anyone know if the FC4 kernel modules have been updated? If so, what do
I need to do, just
I've been noticing something odd.
Whether I am sending a recording to a separate frontend, or recording
something on a backend, as soon as MythTV starts doing its thing, the
memory creeps up to 99% in a matter of minutes. The swap space doesn't
really get used, but memory definitely goes up to
On 10/18/05, David Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 18/10/05, Ben Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, got fairly far setting up my MythTV box.How to I find out what transmitter I am using, I think it is Beacon Hill that is in Exmouth bot not
certain, how can I find out?The other thing is I
I want to transcode some shows automatically, but not all.
snip comments about using 0.18.1 version
Do I need to use a user-job for this? If so can someone suggest a
working command line?
You'll need to make a shell script then run the shell script as
the user job. The shell script needs
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 11:43, Matt wrote:
On 10/18/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for
this,
why not
just get Myth to act as a video podcasting station
Robert Anderson wrote:
Correct. This is a xebian install. The distribution is a zip file of
my entire e:\debian directory.
And it works splendidly! I got my Xbox up and running MythTV in about 2
hours laste night. Well, early this morning actually...
I've managed to start up and watch
David Bennett wrote:
I've been noticing something odd.
Whether I am sending a recording to a separate frontend, or recording
something on a backend, as soon as MythTV starts doing its thing, the
memory creeps up to 99% in a matter of minutes. The swap space doesn't
really get used, but memory
On 10/18/05, David Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.wolfbane.com/ukdtt.htm Not sure if you can work out the frequency from it though?I used tzap, which did its own scan and created a conf file with the
frequencies in. Now i'me a bit confused.I thought you needed the frequency
--- Dewey Smolka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nvidia geforce and fx cards work great through the
S-vid out after you
install the nvidia driver and configure xorg.conf to
use that instead
of the native nv driver. ATIs can be troublesome.
Isn't s-video for output to TV? I want to watch TV on
my
Great idea. What MythTv version is it? I am currently running 0.18.1 on my backend...On 10/17/05, Robert Anderson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/17/05, A JM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a great help!Your above steps were how Ithought
I read the install but was hoping someone had already
On 10/18/05, Jason McMillon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great idea. What MythTv version is it? I am currently running 0.18.1 on my backend...
On 10/17/05, Robert Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 10/17/05, A JM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a great help!Your above steps were how
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 13:05, Andy Leung wrote:
--- Dewey Smolka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nvidia geforce and fx cards work great through the
S-vid out after you
install the nvidia driver and configure xorg.conf to
use that instead
of the native nv driver. ATIs can be troublesome.
Matt is correct.
However, what I was really focusing on is the transfer of the data to the
iPod. So we can use normal Myth transcode functionality to get the file into
the correct format and then have Myth publish that file using RSS so that
iTunes can locate it as a podcast and use iTunes
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Isn't s-video for output to TV? I want to watch TV on
my computer monitor but want to make use of hardware
MPEG decoder. Do you know if MythTV can use such MPEG
decoder (such as the one in Nvidia geforce) for VGA output?
Play those
snip
Why do people bother responding to this kind of crap? If someone is being so
ignorant as to threaten to use another software package just to get some
attention, let them. Seems like a good scheme to get a lot of replies, but I
think it's pretty idiotic.
Isaac
However, what I was really focusing on is the transfer of the data to the
iPod. So we can use normal Myth transcode functionality to get the file into
the correct format and then have Myth publish that file using RSS so that
iTunes can locate it as a podcast and use iTunes functionality to
--- Simpson, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Isn't s-video for output to TV? I want to watch TV
on
my computer monitor but want to make use of
hardware
MPEG decoder. Do you know if MythTV can use such
MPEG
decoder (such as
On 10/18/05, Andy Leung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Simpson, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: -Original Message- From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Isn't s-video for output to TV? I want to watch TV on my computer monitor but want to make use of hardware MPEG decoder. Do you know if MythTV can
Wow, has anybody seen the new Shuttle M1000 XPC. Looks very nice.
However, this is not a barebones solution. Instead it is fully loaded
with memory, disks, graphics, tuner cards, Windows Media Center, etc. As
a results the price is close to $2000!
Does anybody know anything similar as a
The frontend and mythweb allow you to specify per-schedule whether torun the commercial flagger or not, but I don't see any option for
transcoding.
You can select one of the quality schemes. I have set the Default
scheme to automatically transcode to MPEG4, while the high quality
scheme is set to
--- Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 13:05, Andy Leung wrote:
--- Dewey Smolka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nvidia geforce and fx cards work great through
the
S-vid out after you
install the nvidia driver and configure
xorg.conf to
use that
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Andy Leung
That's strange. In another part of the hauppauge site
(http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/data_pvr350.html)
-
The encoded MPEG-2 video is sent over the PCI bus,
where it is stored on
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 01:42, Peter Darley wrote:
Steve,
The HDTV playback is great. I've got mine hooked up to my TV
doing 1080i at 1280x1024px, which is the highest that the digimatrix
does, tho it occures to me writing this that it may not be as large
as 1080i allows. Didn't
On Tue, October 18, 2005 3:22 pm, Steve Adeff said:
was concerned more with processing power, but I think the Northwood can be
had in speeds that will be able to playback this stream.
3.4GHz is the fastest S478 CPU that my local supplier carries, but that
should be sufficient, shouldn't it?
Is
On 10/18/05, Mike Frisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, October 18, 2005 3:22 pm, Steve Adeff said: was concerned more with processing power, but I think the Northwood can be had in speeds that will be able to playback this stream.3.4GHz is the fastest S478 CPU that my local supplier carries,
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 15:34, Mike Frisch wrote:
On Tue, October 18, 2005 3:22 pm, Steve Adeff said:
was concerned more with processing power, but I think the Northwood can
be had in speeds that will be able to playback this stream.
3.4GHz is the fastest S478 CPU that my local supplier
On Tue, October 18, 2005 3:55 pm, Steve Adeff said:
thats more than enough to playback a single HD stream. even without XvMC
my
Athlon64 3200+ plays back HD (while running backend, frontend, sql, etc,
etc.) with only about 40% cpu usage.
What is a realistic minimum for running a frontend only
On 10/18/05, Anthony Floyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, what I was really focusing on is the transfer of the data to the
iPod. So we can use normal Myth transcode functionality to get the file into
the correct format and then have Myth publish that file using RSS so that
iTunes can
--- Simpson, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Now that I think about it, the 350 does not have a
VGA output, which means the video stream has to go
through the normal video card to get to the monitor.
So no hardware decoding for VGA. They must have let
the marketing guys write the data sheet
On 10/18/05, Raf D'Halleweyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow, has anybody seen the new Shuttle M1000 XPC. Looks very nice.
However, this is not a barebones solution. Instead it is fully loaded
with memory, disks, graphics, tuner cards, Windows Media Center, etc. As
a results the price is close
This is a planned setup. Yes I only intend to display
video on a monitor and not a TV.
To make use of the hardware decoding of a Nvidia card,
I guess I need to set MythTV up to use XvMC. Do you
have any pointer into how to do that? I'm new to this,
any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
On 10/18/05, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/18/05, Raf D'Halleweyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wow, has anybody seen the new Shuttle M1000 XPC. Looks very nice. However, this is not a barebones solution. Instead it is fully loaded
with memory, disks, graphics, tuner cards, Windows Media Center,
On 10/18/05, Lee Koloszyc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am pretty sure it is as simple as checking a box in the setup screen.It is on the same setup page as for Using the PVR350 acceleration at the
bottom.At least that is what I recall from the short time I had an Nvidia card.
Yes, it is that easy,
Simpson, Richard wrote:
Isn't s-video for output to TV? I want to watch TV on
my computer monitor but want to make use of hardware
MPEG decoder. Do you know if MythTV can use such MPEG
decoder (such as the one in Nvidia geforce) for VGA output?
Play those videos onto your PC screen or
On Tue, October 18, 2005 3:49 pm, James Oltman said:
I have been researching the Digimatrix for quite some time. It can ONLY
ONLY
ONLY use the Northwood core P4 procs. The max speed as I recall was only
2.8GHz (something like that). They stopped making these procs so finding
My local store
In mythtv-setup my channel scan is 'grayed out'. Do I need to enter the
channels from above someware?
I think that means that your dvb card is not available. What happened
when you set up the card? Did it let you select dvb0? Make sure
mythbackend is not running when you run mythtvsetup as
BTW, how come so much interest in this thread that was started after
the thread I created 5 hours before it on the same subject?http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/155302lol...Matt
Because someone saw this thread and replied to it before they saw yours.-- I probably still have a few
MythTV Users,
On 10/18/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for this,
why not
just get Myth to act as a video podcasting station and let iTunes
handle all
of the
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Andy Leung
This is a planned setup. Yes I only intend to display
video on a monitor and not a TV.
To make use of the hardware decoding of a Nvidia card,
I guess I need to set MythTV up to use XvMC.
On 10/17/05, Anthony Floyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/17/05, Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK you got me - googling mfd/mfe goves me my favourite doll - got any
more info or a pointer to what you are talking about?There are others who know better than I but ...MFD: Myth Frontend Daemon
Sometimes things are lost in translation. I've learned this from being
married to someone that isn't Spanish like I am. Human nature is to lash out
when frustrated with these types of situations. The thing about this thread
is that we were able to extract a better description of the problem in
On 10/18/05, Mike Frisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, October 18, 2005 3:49 pm, James Oltman said: I have been researching the Digimatrix for quite some time. It can ONLY ONLY ONLY use the Northwood core P4 procs. The max speed as I recall was only
2.8GHz (something like that). They stopped
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 16:43, John P. Mitchell wrote:
MythTV Users,
On 10/18/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for
this,
why not
just get Myth to
Hi everyone
Does somebody know how to create jumppionts in MythWEB?
How do I enter the combination of i.e. Ctrl K?
TIA
Peter Meyland
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Alex Cruz wrote:
[snip]
The way I see it if we can maintain people, more people will join by word of
mouth and the project will flourish. Let's not follow MS's lead in regards to
customer service. Have a good one.
Actually, Microsoft has one of the best customer service departments
On 18 Oct 2005 at 14:16, Isaac Richards wrote:
snip
Why do people bother responding to this kind of crap? If someone is being so
ignorant as to threaten to use another software package just to get some
attention, let them. Seems like a good scheme to get a lot of replies, but I
think
Steve Frank wrote:
Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 16:43, John P. Mitchell wrote:
MythTV Users,
On 10/18/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for
On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 11:11:27PM +0200, Peter Meyland wrote:
Hi everyone
Does somebody know how to create jumppionts in MythWEB? How do I enter the
combination of i.e. Ctrl K?
I believe the syntax is Ctrl+K Remember that if you want to do it from
your remote control you'll need to bind
Hi all, I've been reading through the archives looking for a suitable
remote control to replace the one I'm using now. The main reason is
that the current remote has such a small memory foot print. I'm using a
learning remote control with a wireless keyboard pickup. This works
great except
Joseph,
Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
On Tuesday 18 October 2005 16:43, John P. Mitchell wrote:
MythTV Users,
On 10/18/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 October 2005 19:02, Jeremy Palenchar wrote:
Rather than spend a lot of time trying to hack a solution for
this, why
Does somebody know how to create jumppionts in MythWEB? How do I enter the
combination of i.e. Ctrl K?
I believe the syntax is Ctrl+K Remember that if you want to do it from
your remote control you'll need to bind the key in your mythtv .lircrc,
too.
Is is easy/possible to create a
The best price/performance remote controls I have found are the JP1 remotes.
JP1 refers to the header that is left on the remote, which is used for factory
programming and has been reverse engineered to allow for customization of the
remote. They are sold under the Radio Shack name, or the One for
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