Venter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SpEnT wrote:
I'm not sure if there's something I may have done but after upgrading
to svn 8566, everytime I watch TV it recods what I'm watching and
keeps the file. I ran a watch -n1 where I store my recorded programs
and everyimte I changed the channel it adds
I'm not sure if there's something I may have done but after upgrading
to svn 8566, everytime I watch TV it recods what I'm watching and
keeps the file. I ran a watch -n1 where I store my recorded programs
and everyimte I changed the channel it adds a new mpg file as an
example heres a file
On 1/12/06, Drew Tomlinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know nothing about this other than there have been a few previous
threads regarding the same issue. The replies were along the lines of
if you're going to run SVN, then you better follow the dev list. So
obviously this was an announced
On 11/30/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 30 November 2005 16:20, SpEnT wrote:
I really wish there was an
internal player that used Myth's GUI setting for playing movies
Just specify Internal as the player command for MythVideo.
Holy I need to slow daown and read
The internal Myth player can play DVD's, and xine has menu support. For
full screen:
you can specify Internal on the Myth DVD player settings? I never
tried it only because I never saw the option in the info text at the
bottom of the screen in the DVD player settings ... I'll try that
next,
On 11/29/05, Brad DerManouelian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may sound obvious, but make it bigger until your border is gone. :)
It would be nice (hint, hint developers) if we could define margins
for the GUI and OSD so we wouldn't have to choose between borders and
info getting cut off. I
Ok so I finally got my cable and have managed to get everything
working fairly decent with a few issues. One is that no matter what I
seem to put in for a modeline I can't get my desktop to fit on the
screen, it always overscans. I'm sure there is a way to do this I just
am not sure how to create
Out of curiosity, I'm assuming NVTV wouldn't work with this kind of
set up? (DVI-HDMI). I was looking but it doesn't show an option for
anything other than standard TV formats (NTSC, PAL). This could
possibly make life a lot easier if it would work but before I just go
running things I figured I'd
I'd say don't waste your time fixing it. Most likely, you don't want to
use an S-Video cable on the 57 TV because S-Video limits you to NTSC
(and NTSC is almost 52-year-old technology--it turns 52 on Dec 17).
Instead, get a more appropriate cable (VGA/DVI, depending on your TV)
and a good
1080i is an input signal type. Any HD-capable set (i.e. HDTV or HD
monitor) can accept 1080i input because it's one of the 18 mandatory
formats required by the ATSC specification (
http://www.hdtvprimer.com/ISSUES/what_is_ATSC.html ).
Assuming it's a fixed-pixel, high-definition display
Hi All,
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who's run in to this but I can't
seem to find anything in the existing posts really. I used to have
Myth hooked up to a 35 CRT and have since bought a 57 rear
projection TV. The only connection (display wise) that I have to the
Myth box is the S-Video
Sorry addressed to the wrong person ... that should be regarding Dan's comment :-)On 9/29/05, SpEnT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi Steve,
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Exactly the kind of critisism I was looking for ... constructive. I'll
check samples on different screens and a couple of monitors. On my TV I
don't really notice the pixelates curves but it's just an old 35 Sharp
and there are way better displays out there. I'll poke around more with
resolutions
Hrmmm ... do you mean while watching a recorded program, bring up
the OSD and have this information shown while you view it? I know in
the list of recorded programs, it lists the date it was recorded so
that might be a little redundant unless of course someone asks you
while you are watching it
John,
Hey thanks!! :-) ... incidentally all my graphics are done from scratch
with the GIMP ... although I seem to have misplaced my layered and GIMP
native format images :/On 9/29/05, John Patrick Hoke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lonny,Just FYI I am using it on my FE/BE which is connected to a
in playing with graphics tools I guess. I was a
contributing author to the GIMP for Linux Bible from IDG some years
back now and I was interested ever since.
ttys,
LonnyOn 9/29/05, Jack Perveiler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- SpEnT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hrmmm ... do you mean while watching a recorded
Mark,
I was just wondering how you do your channel changing with multiple
DCT-2000 boxes. Right now I'm running just one but I have another
PVR-250 I just put in my backend and would like to excersize the whole
watch one digital channel and record another option. As it sits I'm
using a serial
OSD's surface for a while so I vamped my own.
--
LonnyOn 9/28/05, John Patrick Hoke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-Hash: SHA1On Sep 27, 2005, at 1:30 PM, SpEnT wrote: I'd started working on an OSD a while back and vamped it a bit (and have been using it for some time now
haha I used to do tattoo's and for some reason a lot of my
artwork had eyes involved. I tried for a more of an all seeing eye
kind of thing but I'm sure I could create something without an eye ;-)
... maybe I'll keep putzing around.
--
Lonny
On 9/28/05, Dan Wilga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
I'd started working on an OSD a while back and vamped it a bit (and
have been using it for some time now). If anyone is interested, here
are some older screen shots:
http://www.bangtherockstogether.net/old/
If you'd like to check it out you can grab it here:
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