I have setup automatic shutdown to perform the command "sudo /sbin/halt
-p" (the default setting) on my master backend. When I look at the
mythbackend output I see the countdown begin once the machine is idle,
and then get down to "0 seconds until shutdown", but then nothing
happens. I have
I'm in the same situation. I have my server in the closet that
provides services to my network (DHCP, DNS, MySQL, etc.) but it has no
capture cards. Nor can I put any in. This machine is also a low power
system. Saves me $$ in electricity. Since this machine is on all the
time I too would like
I have an Athlon XP and get the following error with the latest
checkout:
*** WARNING ***
Your CPU was not detected properly:
uname -m: i686
uname -p: Unknown CPU Typ
model name: Unknown CPU Typ
flags: fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca
cmov pat pse36 mmx
Quoting Cory Papenfuss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Is it possible you have a Transport Stream (TS) rather than a
> Program Stream (PS)? I don't know anything about DVB captures, but I know
> a lot of MPEG utils won't deal with TS's. Maybe 'replex' or 'dvb-mplex'
> will demux it to a PS if that's t
On 7 Mar 2005, at 03:21, Pete Stagman wrote:
I'm not using xvmc and never have.
--Pete
I am not using xvmc and am using a keyboard for input.
Chris
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I am trying to split a 6GB nuv file recorded with my DVB card into
chunks small enough to fit onto DVD, however am not having any luck. I
tried "dvb-split_mpg filename.nuv 1000", but it just returned the usage
information:
"usage: split_mpg "
Which is what I typed!
I then tried to use GOPchop
Quoting Byron Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> One question, do you guys have a SWITCH or a HUB for your backend?
> I'm just wondering if that is causing issues (half duplex network may
> be causing commands to be lost or something)
>
> However its suspicious we are all getting this.
>
> -byron
>
There is an app called NetRemote for windows which allows you to use a PDA with
WLAN (or a tablet PC, desktop with touchscreen/mouse, etc on the LAN) to
control multimedia apps on yoru HTPC. Is there any project for linux which
replicates this?
Maybe even if we had a java based mythtv remote co
Quoting Byron Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Exact same problem here.. it goes NUTS when i use any of the video
> playback functions - keyboard or remote.
>
> I'm using a geforce mx 4000 (440) with XvMC enabled because i'm on a
> lowly celeron 733 and i'm not sure if its XvMC or backend related..
On 29 Nov 2004, at 09:09, Lachlan McIntosh wrote:
Yeah reducing the resolution seems to be a bit of an issue.
I'm recording from DVB-T. So the file comes in as SDTV(?) MPEG-2
720*576
at about 15000 kps (so I get >really< large files).
Even if you change the resolution for the transcode setting fo
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