I think this is a good idea, but it's not as easy as all that. This is a
fairly standard programming problem. The problem with simply modeling
each table as a class is that it doesn't take into account foreign
relationships. For instance, with the CardInput class, you'd want to be
able to
I have almost the exact same setup and my playback is fine. I'm running
on an Athlon 2600+, which is much less than 3HGhz. I have an nvidia
6200, but I don't think that makes a huge difference with 2D
performance. One thing you didn't mention is whether your recordings
are in SD or HD.
As always, the answer is it depends. Generally, try ctrl-alt-F7 or
alt-F7. If that doesn't work, try F8 instead, or F9. You can also try
issuing the command chvt 7, chvt 8 or chvt 9.
Richard Bronosky wrote:
I'm shocked that I have not heard any answers to this this question. So
I'm
This is a pretty off-the-wall suggestion. Is there anyway to detect
V-Chip signals? I know within the US, all broadcast and cable shows
have a V-Chip signal, but it's turned off during commercials. This
would be a 100% reliable way of detecting commercials, but I have no
clue whether the
this through a cron job
every hour, although I'm finding that if I try to set the data_rate
back to 3 while something is recording, it immediately freezes and
stops recording.
Any other tricks or ideas to somehow keep this setting at 3? (or
anything greater than zero)
On 12/16/05, *David
Are you sure this isn't a drive-speed issue? Check hdparm -v
/dev/device. Also, make sure you have at least a 7200 RPM drive.
The dct-6200 will send out an mpeg stream. I think MythTV just copies
it to disk. So, there's very little CPU or memory involved.
You can try running test-mpeg2
I had this problem. I use a wireless router as my dhcp server, which
does not specify hostname. So, FC4 defaulted to
localhost.localdomain. This is the key used to find the setup in the
database. My problem was my backend and frontend used the same fake
hostname, thus the same setup. If
Unfortunately, my TV only supports SD (480i) and 1080i. No 760p :(
Donavan Stanley wrote:
On 12/13/05, *David Rudder* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi,
I'm running Myth on a HD-capable television with an Nvidia 6200
running
1080i. Movies, TV
Hi,
I'm running Myth on a HD-capable television with an Nvidia 6200 running
1080i. Movies, TV recordings, etc, look great. Sometimes the theme
doesn't look perfect. Pretty much any straight, exactly horizontal line
flickers really badly. Right now, I'm using visor, which looks good and
Thanks Steve, for this and the rest of your help!
Steve Adeff wrote:
I'm trying to figure out the issue with this firewire thing. My laptop is
perfectly accurate when changing channels but my mythbox isn't. theres a
couple differences between the two though. Since this comes up so much as a
MythPhone is based on SIP, which is a standard for VoIP. It appears to
use the G711 codec for audio, which is totally standard and should be
supported by pretty much every SIP compatible voip phone out there. I
*think* the video codec is H263, which is also pretty standard.
There's a Java
Unfortunately, my P2P connections are definitely not working correctly.
I tried your advice and connected the firewire cable into the other node
on the DCT box, but I still get nothing over broadcast, and the same
problems with P2P. There's a little history with my cable box. The
DCT-6412
Hi,
I know this is a linux1394 issue, but I posted to the mailing list and
have gotten no response. I was wondering if anyone here has seen this
problem and maybe can help me out. TIA. Here's my email to linux1394:
I'm trying to setup a MythTV to record from my Motorola DCT 6412. I
have
I'm looking at a similar card.
I have a couple friends who work for Nvidia, one who makes chips (and,
no, this doesn't get me any discounts on cards:( ). He says that the
6200 series does HDTV very well, and are well supported on Linux. There
are a couple caveats:
Make sure your mainboard
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