On Wednesday 25 January 2006 09:46 pm, jgmtfia Mr wrote:
> Have you tried gmail? It has an excellent threaded mail reader.
Yes, but I prefer to keep control of my own email.
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reading email lists.
I use sn (http://www.infa.abo.fi/~patrik/sn/) to map email lists to and
from local newsgroups, so I can use my newsreader to read mythtv-users
and other email lists. I also prefer sn to leafnode for fetching Usenet
newsgroups for my local network.
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> tea") made me very wary about running Myth.
If you don't have a UPS, use ext3. Or better, get one. A basic UPS costs
only a little bit more than a good surge suppressor:
http://zork.net/~nick/mail/why-reiserfs-is-teh-sukc
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both quality and performance (Athlon 2200+) I'll take transcoding these
mpeg2 files to mpeg4 but if worse comes to worse a larger disk isn't that
expensive these days.
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Thanks everyone, that's just the sort of information I needed. I have a
pvr-500 and a TB Riviara on order.
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is my bottleneck, not my network, so there's no point
in trying to tweak rsize, wsize, etc. The defaults include nfsvers=3
and tcp, so I don't worry about UDP and fragmentation on the Gigabit
network.
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well with Myth (no audio sync issues etc)?
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though my capture card situation has now stabilized, I kept the
separation of card-less master and card-ful slave backends just in case
I feel a future need to tinker.
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On Wednesday 09 November 2005 03:46 pm, A JM wrote:
> What's the opinion on AntennasDirect? Are they reputable and
> trustworthy?
I ordered the DB2 from them with no problems. I would order from them
again if I needed another antenna.
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e DVD. I used dd to copy the disc image to my hard
drive, and I can play the resulting ISO file just fine with kaffeine
(which is just a wrapper for xine). I have libdvdcss 1.2.8 and
libxine1 1.0.1.
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lon XP 2000+
HD-3000 DVB
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t Linux and iMon.
I don't have an iMon, but I am considering getting one for a new
frontend, and I found Venky's web site during my research.
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I can get a clean signal from them, but only when the weather
is nice. I plan on moving the antenna outdoors and on a pole. That
should give me a clean signal in all conditions.
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g XvMC. Another Athlon 2000 has
no hardware assist, but can display 720p with no problem. The Athlon
3000 has an ATI video card, so it has the "pink bar" problem with
widescreen shows; otherwise it is fine.
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On Tuesday 05 July 2005 01:12 am, Scott wrote:
> I don't know for sure if all ATI cards that use the xorg radeon
> driver are affected. Perhaps others can chime in and confirm or deny
> the problem
I've seen the pink-bar problem on my Radeon 9200 (X.org 6.8.
ect XMLID?
>From your original post, it looks like the xmltvid for 9_1 is 24344.
Review all the channels in the Channel Editor. The scanned ones lack an
xmltvid, and the downloaded ones have the xmltvid value.
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h of the scanned channels. Also, change the channel number to
match the scanned number.
Next, run mythweb, click the Setup icon, and select "Channels". Delete
the EPG channels.
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er supports ATSC in addition
to DVB.
It is confusing, isn't it?
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On Thursday 09 June 2005 02:15 pm, Blair Preston wrote:
> When I try to configure myth to these video inputs I get;
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> ERROR: no inputs found
The same thing happens to me when I use cx88-atsc. DVB works better for
me (cx88-dvb).
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ble to track down the problem: I forgot to
rerun configure after installing the nVidia XvMC. Thus, I built Myth
without any knowledge of them. I've rebuilt Myth to use XvMCW, and all
is well.
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I installed XvMC, playback
was smooth.
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ilable on this system!
Unable to create XvMC Context return status:11 BadAlloc
Any ideas or suggestions?
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