I found it a lot easier to burn a CD-RW that makes the xbox boot
straight into Xebian (you can get it from the xebian distro). If I
want to play games, I just take the CD out and it boots to my
dashboard.
On 8/7/05, CTD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phill Edwards wrote:
Yes you do have to select
I just used the 0.4.5-beta script to configure myth on Saturday and it
worked fine for me. I did not bootstrap since I've had xebian
installed for awhile.
I learned the hard way yesterday that it's always better to use
apt-get uninstall BEFORE you mess with your own compiled myth
distribution.
I had a similar problem. Check to see if IVTV is giving you errors
like DMA_IRQ_ERROR or something like that. Also, does it only occur
while you're recording AND using the network? (I noticed that your IRQ
is shared between your capture/network cards).
Try moving your capture card to another
Hi all.
I'm building a second frontend for my living room. So far I've kept
the price down to $130 by using a lot of extra hardware I have lieing
around my place from old builds. So I want to spend some money on a
good universal remote to control the box.
I've been searching for one that can
) and a JP1 cable you can use free software to
setup the remote to send keyboard signals for anything you like.
I have the Lite-On IR keyboard from NewEgg that I believe has since been
discontinued, but the same keyboard is sold under other brand names and
OEM's.
David
Petersen Curt wrote
Try setting audio input 0. I seem to remember having that problem
with my 500. But that was before I upgraded to 0.3.7a. Now
everything works fine without my hack. I think input 0 is the tuner
input and 1 is some weird undocumented line input to the encoder.
Also, this might sound like a
For users devs:
I'm using two cards in my system: A hauppauge PVR-500 and a hauppauge
bt878-based card.
Has anyone had any problems with:
1) ivtv giving a DMA error in the log, and then
2) mythbackend fails to record using that tuner until restarted, and
3) frontends/web stop responding and
] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Jul 26, 2005 at 08:44:10PM -0400, Petersen Curt wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with:
1) ivtv giving a DMA error in the log, and then
2) mythbackend fails to record using that tuner until restarted, and
3) frontends/web stop responding and repeatedly logs
Have you tried checking that ivtv is loading properly? Place the
following line in your config:
options ivtv ivtv_debug=2
If you already have options for ivtv declared, just add the
ivtv_debug on the end
Remove all of your ivtv-related modules (ivtv, tuner, tveeprom, etc.),
or alternatively you
That processor should be fine. If you're using the hauppauge cards
with built-in MPEG2 encoders, it will not be CPU intensive at all. I
have a PVR-500 and each stream only consumes 1% of my 2GHz Athlon.
My old frame-grabber card (using bttv) hogs almost 20% of CPU for the
encoding though. I
to give it a new frequency it would not give an error, but it
also would end up on frequency 0
jr
On Jul 25, 2005, at 11:20 AM, Petersen Curt wrote:
Have you tried checking that ivtv is loading properly? Place the
following line in your config:
options ivtv ivtv_debug=2
If you
Has anyone seen the following message in their mythbackend.log?
backend still changing state, waiting..
The message seems to occur between recordings - either at the end of a
previously recorded program or at the beginning of the next. I can't
tell which yet. When I do get the message, the
I have the same card.
You should be able to get rid of all of those options strings in your
configuration. ivtv should be able to auto-detect most things.
This is your big problem:
ivtv: Error -19 reading Hauppauge eeprom.
ivtv: Possible causes: the tveeprom module was not loaded, or
ivtv:
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