Has anyone seen a problem where the auto-transcode (or possibly the manual
transcode) messes up the time index for the recorded programs? I can playback
just fine, but if I try to move forward 30 seconds, I may see a 40+ minute
forward. skipping to the end of the commercial is sometimes worse
> So - I ask the intelligent collective, what ATA/133 controllers you have
> found to work out of the box with Fedora core 2 and 3 and/or any good driver
> solutions to the 8212?
I've never had problems with any of the Promise controllers under linux. Then
again, I do always compile my own kernel
data point, I also have a AMD 3200 (backend)
> with a very old TNT2 and it is very slow when I use a frontend on it.
>
> I would vote for the extra memory.
>
> Dan
>
>
> On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 11:54:08 -0700, Norman Lyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've s
I've seen from time to time folks talking about using a diskless setup, but I'm
having problems seeing what their results are like. I just set up an old piece
of hardware to see if I could do it (since the spare hard drive I have is VERY
noisy). It appears to work as a front-end, but it's slow wh
I'm thinking that the problems I'm having with my playback skipping a little
(maybe a quarter of a second) every few minutes may have something to do with
lack of ACPI/how my IRQs are used. It looks like EVERYTHING except the onboard
IDE shares IRQs, 3, 5, & 11. That looks to be causing a lot of
I'm hoping someone can provide me with some ideas as to what's causing me
problems with mythtv playback.
I'm having problems where every few minutes, my system skips approximately a
quarter of a second of both video and audio. If I back up and replay it, it's
fine, and I don't seem to have the sa
