i just skimmed my dish 322 manual and it looks like you are out of
luck. you can change both channels to rf, but not ir. get two 322s
for the myth backend, then you can use the other two rf channels for
other rooms. it would cost the same as getting two 311s.
these things never really sold well. that is probably the reason.
circuit city had them on clearance for $55 as well about 2-3 months
ago.
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> If you can get one to NZ economically it'd have to be better than $255
> in our local currency, which is about US$175 at present.
shipping from the us to nz is ~us$100. seems like you could find one
locally for better than ~us$145. if not, this would be a good deal if
you bought two or three.
i think it is in-store only. they are not listed online.
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the mvps are on clearance for $40 at radio shack.
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i wrote this back before the days of pre-built dongle.bin.mvpmc
files. anyway, sections 5.1 and 5.2 are no longer necessary just
get the ppc binary package from sourceforge:
# cp dongle.bin.mvpmc /tftpboot
you will have to configure your firewall to allow all these services through. just turn it
you are looking for a feature called volume punch thru. it is
standard on the jp1 capable urc-8810w sold at walmart for ~$18.
see the link below for the 8810 which looks similar.
http://www.ofausa.com/remote.php?type=URC%208810
http://www.ofausa.com/remote_manual/8811%20manual%20wo%20code.pdf
d
how many nfs servers are you starting? i limited mine to one and had
problems when trying to play black via nfs using a hauppuage mediamvp.
it would completely lock up the backend machine. i set the number of
nfs servers to 2 or 4, can't remember, and all was well.
On 8/19/05, Michael J. Lynch
i have the same problem with my 322. the fix is to add a select
signal at the beginning of your channel change script. i have been
using it successfully for months.
#!/bin/sh
REMOTE_NAME=JVC_4700
irsend --device=/dev/lircd SEND_ONCE $REMOTE_NAME select
sleep 0.3
for digit in $(echo $1 | sed -e '
add a select signal at the beginning of your channel changing script.
here's mine:
#!/bin/sh
REMOTE_NAME=JVC_4700
irsend --device=/dev/lircd SEND_ONCE $REMOTE_NAME select
sleep 0.3
for digit in $(echo $1 | sed -e 's/./& /g'); do
irsend --device=/dev/lircd SEND_ONCE $REMOTE_NAME $digit
sleep 0.3 #
the mvp is an excellent purchase for a myth frontend when running
mvpmc linked above. mvpmc does not have full myth functionality, but
it is great for simply playing back recordings.
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no black bands here. i record at 480x480.
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i too gave up on the epia. i went a different route using hauppauge
mediamvp and a low end server in the closet. it has limited mythtv
functionality, but it is enough for me.
http://mvpmc.sourceforge.net/idx.php?pg=main
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the devs are working on making the new remote work. it's just a matter of time.
make sure you are using the latest binary, 0.1.2. i had similar
problems with the blank screen in earlier binaries.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=103474
i had pixelation on playback with the
avoid cross-compiling mvpmc if possible. use the binary releases.
your geek status will not be as high, but it is a lot easier. the
following is a section from my binary howto:
5 MVPMC
5.1 Obtaining an original dongle.bin
dongle.bin is the name of the Linux kernel and ramdisk that
Or a better alternative?
buy a hauppauge mediamvp, ~$85, and use it as a frontend. search past
posts for comments about its capabilities.
http://mvpmc.sourceforge.net/idx.php?pg=main
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the HOWTO is good, but you can avoid a LOT of work using the binary
releases. all you have to do then are steps 5 thru 5.4.
> Upon looking at mythbackend.log it says the client is trying to use
> protocol version 8 while the server (mythtv 0.16) is using protocol 13.
my log says that too, yet it
i am not sure what your budget is, but the speakers in the following
link with blow away just about anything from klh. some light assembly
work, including soldering, is required. read the assembly manual.
you will not be disappointed. the bass output should be better than
the klh system, so a s
i mentioned earlier that i had a backend machine with an i810 board
and a 700 mhz celeron. i initially had knoppmyth r4v4 installed and
it performed much better than fc2 which it has now. i changed so i
could do some cross-compiling for the mvpmc project for the hauppauge
mediamvp. the mediamvp
i had a similar problem with an i810 and shared memory. on playback
the display would stay blue. i am not sure if audio was working
becasue the machine is a backend only with no speakers. anyway,
adding the Option line below to xorg.conf fixed the problem. the
problem is documented within the r
i just sold my epia hardware at the anandtech for sale/trade forums.
http://forums.anandtech.com/categories.aspx?catid=45&entercat=y
it is not pvr specific, but does get a lot of traffic.
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here is a howto that decribes what you want. it's a little dated, but
the concepts should still apply. i thought about doing this myself
before i discovered the mediamvp. now i will not bother with anything
else. anyway, here is the link.
http://www.seanm.ca/eden/ramdisk.html
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