Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Isn't this what http://www.plutohome.com is doing?
Pluto is something I'm definitely having a look at (both as an end user
and considering applying to be a dealer here). Having one system that
controls security consoles, multiple types of home automation (not stuck
wit
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 th
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Fri, Feb 11, 2005 at 10:26:24AM -0500, Taylor Jacob wrote:
Quoting James Armstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Ben de Luca wrote:
Im having an issue with sound stopping half way through dvb recordings I
am doing. Any Ideas how I can get some useful feed back
Craig Read wrote:
Nathan Manzi wrote:
Could you please tell/point me to how I set it up in LCDd.conf?
- Nathan Manzi
Paul Woodward wrote:
I can concur. I hooked the one from my D-Vine 5 up to the parallel
port and got it working with LCDProc as a HD44780.
Paul
Nathan, do you have
Kevin Barsby wrote:
Hi,
I am changing my (UK based) setup to DVB, it's a big upgrade of kernel
(to 2.6), drivers (EPIA / ALSA) Myth (to 18.1), etc etc.
The DVB board that seems favourite at the moment is the Avermedia DVB-T
716. Has anyone got any feedback on quality / ease of configuration?
Hi Everyone,
Last week I replaced my two Twinhan cards with two Dvico ones
(FusionHDTV Plus and FusionHDTV Lite), completed a fresh install of
KnoppMyth R512A, upgraded to kernel 2.6.11 and they work reasonably
well. I'm getting more than 70% signal strength on both cards (I only
used to get
Nathan Manzi wrote:
Could you please tell/point me to how I set it up in LCDd.conf?
- Nathan Manzi
Paul Woodward wrote:
I can concur. I hooked the one from my D-Vine 5 up to the parallel
port and got it working with LCDProc as a HD44780.
Paul
Nathan, do you have the parallel one or the
Michael Smith wrote:
As such, I'd like to hear any suggestions for features that people
find lacking in the current version.
I'm not sure about the current version of that script (as I'm not using
it), but there are some common things I see lacking in scripts in general.
What I've got so far:
(*
Craig Read wrote:
Philip Nelson wrote:
I've been having a problem for a while (but only since switching to
.17), where occasionally, partway through recording something, it will
suddenly slow down -- the video slows to about 70% normal speed, and
the audio drops in pitch accordingly
jmk wrote:
To answer my own post... removing mad-0.14.2b and installing
libmad-0.15.1b and libid3tag-0.15.1b fixed my mythmusic compile errors.
Stupid old RH9 box.
Joe
Thanks Joe,
That also resolved the compile problem for mythmusic on my frontend. I
will have to get around to upgrading the OS
Doug Heimburger wrote:
Hi:
I'm running into an interesting issue with AutoExpire that's causing
me to lose many more shows than I would have expected, including some
very recent shows.
I have two backends, with the master backend having Tuner 1 and a
second backend with Tuner 2. The second backend
Craig Read wrote:
Rudy Zijlstra wrote:
Bob Wiegand wrote:
Up to this point I've been running frontend and backend on the same
machine, RH9 with a PVR350 and 250. I finally have setup another
machine
to be a frontend. The playback on the new frontend pauses every 2
seconds for prebuffering in
I'm hoping somebody can give some advice on how to resolve some problems
I have.
I've recently had an antenna guy come out with $8k worth of equipment to
try and resolve signal problems at my house. He's relocated the
antenna, checked the signal strength and ber and said that everything is
no
Philip Nelson wrote:
I've been having a problem for a while (but only since switching to
.17), where occasionally, partway through recording something, it will
suddenly slow down -- the video slows to about 70% normal speed, and
the audio drops in pitch accordingly. It doesn't happen all the t
Rudy Zijlstra wrote:
Bob Wiegand wrote:
Up to this point I've been running frontend and backend on the same
machine, RH9 with a PVR350 and 250. I finally have setup another
machine
to be a frontend. The playback on the new frontend pauses every 2
seconds for prebuffering in both LiveTV and recordi
Brent Olson wrote:
Ok, after doing a fair bit of research, how does the following hardware
look? I
already have the hdtvpc-3000. I don't currently plan on doing cable recording,
only looking for hdtv playback and record. I currently use a DVD player with
DVI output and a Samsung over-the-air HD
I've got a problem where the backend keeps crashing on me. I'm assuming
it's due to reception problems, but I haven't had a chance to
investigate the problem any further.
To initially get around the problem I configured the WakeOnLan settings
to run "sudo /etc/init.d/mythtv-backend start" as a
James Hansen wrote:
:0
supurb thread to follow.. I'll attempt it, and will let you know in
due course :D
I used the 2.6 upgrade instructions in this thread to test my Twinhan
card with a 2.6 kernel (on the latest KnoppMyth). When I updated the
kernel via "apt-get install kernel-image-2.6.9",
Phill Edwards wrote:
Yes, I believe that is the correct resolution for PAL. Where exactly
are you setting this resolution - as you state below, X doesn't like
resolutions that aren't available on your video card.
In the mythtv ASettings -->T Vsettings --> Recording Profiles -->
Software
Encoder
Derek Jennings wrote:
If you buy the right case you can remove the fan altogether.
My M10K is in a Sythe e-otonashi case which uses a heat pipe to transfer the
CPU heat to a massive external heatsink.
http://www.mini-itx.com/store/?c=3#eotonashi
That case has no room for a PCI card. There are oth
Phill Edwards wrote:
I'm in Australia so I'm using PAL. I read that the recording dimensions
for
PAL should be 720 wide x 576 high, but when I do this I notice that it
uses
a lot more CPU (20% more) and the picture quality improvement is only
marginal. Is 720 x 576 right?
Tom Hughes wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Greg Cope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can you shed any light about drivers for this card?
The VisionPlus that Scan have?
As far as I know they are supported. I haven't actually got any yet
but I am going to be ordering some soon unless
Phill Edwards wrote:
Wouldn't be based in Australia by any chance would you? I am and I've
foudn that the program overuns are really bad. I'm thinking of setting
my recordings up to always start and end 2 mins late.
Haha, I'm also in Australia. I have programs setup to end 10 minutes
late. Th
Mike Isely wrote:
Sorry for running on there... Anyway, I hope not to damage my TV :-)
Don't risk it. Ship it to me instead (and I'll even pay for shipping).
;-)
Craig...
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Stephen Tait wrote:
At 12:00 09/12/2004, you wrote:
Ryszard wrote:
Is there a utility out there that will grab series info from tv tomb
and stick it in the myth database?
if not, is this a utility that many people would use? I record a lot
of series that i archive off host (but available to myth o
Kyle Rose wrote:
With digital output on the motherboard, there's really no reason to
add a sound card if you're using SD MPEG-2 hardware compression or
HD capture cards.
Unless your motherboard's digital out is b0rk3d, like the one in the
Abit IC7-MAX3. :P At least I managed to get all 5 P
Scott Alfter wrote:
On Thu, Dec 09, 2004 at 11:23:22AM +1100, Craig Read wrote:
I'm using an AMD Athlon 2800+ cpu, but I think the principle is the
same. I chose an Albatron nForce2 motherboard (KM18G-Pro2) with
on-board video (nvidia GeForce4 MX440), audio (6 channel with digital
Ryszard wrote:
Is there a utility out there that will grab series info from tv tomb
and stick it in the myth database?
if not, is this a utility that many people would use? I record a lot
of series that i archive off host (but available to myth on a mounted
FS) in a filename format something like
Lane Schwartz wrote:
As I said, I'm really pleased to hear these answers. I plan to get a
pcHDTV card before Big Brother comes along in July, but I don't plan
to get an HDTV that soon. I'm hopeful that my processor will be able
to handle HD playback, as that was the entire reason why I went with a
Lane Schwartz wrote:
On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 17:34:48 -0500, Kyle Rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible, using Myth, to watch TV shows recorded using a pcHDTV
3000 on an standard television set?
Yes, and yes, it does look better than broadcast SDTV in my
experience.
Before I got my H
Mike Frisch wrote:
I am running Gentoo w/MythTV frontend/backend on minimal hardware
(Celeron 800 or 867 overclocked to 1200) and am curious which kernel
might provide better performance?
I think it depends on the tuner card and what sort of support it has.
I have a Twinhan VisionPlus and 2.6 ke
Drew Zerdecki wrote:
Is it impossible? I know I want an Intel chip but beyond that I have
no real preference (until you tell me) for chipset, form factor,
onboard s-video out. I've looked through the PVR HArdware database,
but I haven't gotten a clear idea of what to get. What is the first
d
Andrew J wrote:
This is a answer, A while ago I posted about mythtv users joining the
tivo users (who have current guide data) and creating a one stop for
all Australia like the tivo users get.
All channels, all states, all provides are currently provided to TiVo
users..
Join the mailing list
Brian May wrote:
Hello,
Is there a problem here?
launchpad:~# su mythtv /usr/share/xmltv/tv_grab_au/tv_grab_au.d1
tv_grab_au - (version 0.6 - release 2004-07-19)
using config filename /home/mythtv/.xmltv/tv_grab_au.conf
/usr/share/xmltv/tv_grab_au/channel_ids: no TZ for Melbourne!, using E
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