on my test box (my desktop) when i'm watching live tv on the box the
_least_ cpu usage I get is 80%
it is an athlon xp 2500+,1gb of ram, kworld vstream xpert (vs-tv878rf),
and a radeon 9600 SE
top tells me the vast majority of the cpu usage is in backend.
I'm encoding live tv to mpeg4 at
Hi all,
I'm having issues when myth transcodes a DVB recording from mpeg2 to
mpeg4 - there's obvious interlace on any moving objects.
Playing back mpeg2 DVB recordings are fine - it's just when it's transcoded.
I've twiddled all the transcode settings I can see in the recording
profile menu,
Hi,
I've had to do some tweaking and add some code to cater for a
different timezone in v1.39.
This is necessary for me for Imparja, which has guide data with a
timezone of +0930 instead of my usual timezone of +1000.
What I do at the moment is simply wedge in an if statement that checks
Same here (Canberra)
How do we fix it? - change the script?
Try the community based tv guide data at minnie.tuhs.org if you can.
Or pick another grabber from http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~willu/xmltv/ (list of
australian TV grabbers)
Screen scrapers are always going to be a pain to maintain,
Rob wrote:
Plain old SDTV analog cable is 480i (I think).
I get HDTV over-the-air, and even when it is mythtranscode'd down to
720x480 (480p, I guess), the picture is still much better. I think
what I am seeing is the difference between a clear digital signal and
a noisy analog signal, and
