Re: [mythtv-users] low footprint Mythtv backend compile and install on Slackware 10

Thanks for the reply Carl, I will use a Hauppauge winTV pvr 150 MCE with hardware MPEG2 compression. Thanks for the pointer to the slackware package. Regards Chera Carl Fongheiser wrote: >Sorry, but you will need Qt and mysql on that box. I hope you're >going to be using a capture card with

[mythtv-users] low footprint Mythtv backend compile and install on Slackware 10

x27;t pack all the Qt, KDe and other bloated packages. And I'd like to keep it that way :-). The ideal situation would ofcourse be that Mythtv already exists as an Slack package Regards Chera Bekker ___ mythtv-users mailing list mythtv-users@

Re: [mythtv-users] MythTV and ivtv driver errors

update: You are right, the 0.3.6p release of ivtv works fine. Thanks for the info! Chera Chera Bekker wrote: >p Thanks for the reply. I already got rid of the enc irq overflow error by >the following crude hack: replace ivtv-irq.c from release 0.3.3k by >ivtv-irq.c from release 0.3.2z

Re: [mythtv-users] MythTV and ivtv driver errors

Thanks for the reply. I already got rid of the enc irq overflow error by the following crude hack: replace ivtv-irq.c from release 0.3.3k by ivtv-irq.c from release 0.3.2z. I'll try the latest development drivers next. Chera Marshall Crocker wrote: > My suggestion would be to update ivtv. It w

[mythtv-users] MythTV and ivtv driver errors

anged the resolution of all profiles to PAL (720x576). The stream type for all profilss is MPEG2 PS. Does it make sense to change this? Any pointers would be very welcome. I have looked through all the info I could find but nobody addressed this issue. Regards Chera B