There is only one input showing up on the inputs list on my card,
even though I know it has an S-video in. Would like to use this as a
way to transfer old VHS to MPEG-4.
I've heard somewhere I have to set up a "dummy" channel to be able to
switch between DTV and S-video inside mythtv, but I
On 3 jul 2005, at 23.21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Yeah, I've done that before too tony, but like he and you said he had booted the box once. Ok, very weird. Now it works again, though the HD was corrupt (Kernel panic when booting) so I had to reinstall it all. What I did was to simply remove all cab
On 3 jul 2005, at 18.00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I had a PC do something similar... The power light was a gree/orange combo LED, but never went orange other than for a brief fraction of a second before power-down. I changed some RAM (that I found - never a good idea) that was a tight fit.
Have had my knoppmyth-box running non-stop for 5 days now, working
flawlessly, recording every show I want. Today when I turned on the
TV I couldn't move around the menu, also tried with a keyboard and it
was totally locked. So I just force-rebooted.
Booted up fine and I went to watch TV, b
On 26 jun 2005, at 20.53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Yes, it will be wunderful if someone could create a mythRadio module that would work like liveTV Peter Meyland Indeed. Living in Sweden we'll probably get DAB, so if that's possible to recieve with my AverTV 771 DVB-T card I'd like to propose a de
Switched from mplayer to Internal as the video-player of choice in
KnoppMyth, and now I get a fat blue bar on the top every time I play
a wide-screen movie. I use nvtv for overscan (since I use a shitty
Geforce2MX S-video) but before I did I still got a thin blue line to
the left and top of
All Hail the EFF!Seriously, there are some pretty worried folks with me here in Europe who really counts on you guys to win this war, and this really seems to be the final frontier. We have fought our own battles in the EU regarding IP/Patent-laws, broadcast flags (where we are currently much more