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On 1/24/06, Steve Adef
On Wednesday 18 January 2006 17:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I had myth setup on a XP2100 processor system and everything worked quite
> well. Now that I have upgraded to a new computer with a P4
> 3.2Ghzprocessor, during live TV, mythfrontend actually uses more of my
> CPU.
> Sometimes up to 99
Hi Wouter,
Very interesting project. I'm interested in something 'alike'. There are
netdvdplayers on the market with a sigma-designs EM8620L computer on a chip,
which is able to do the 'same' as the Hauppauge 350 card. It also has a
166Mhz CPU with 64MB RAM, a networkadapter and a IDE interface
It should be possible I think/hope according things i read:
http://hawley.homeip.net/recycled-machine-mythtv.html
Running CPU: Pentium Celeron, 367 MHz and Hauppauge 350, hardware MPEG-2
enc/dec
Performance
Once I checked the "Use the PVR-350's TV out MPEG decoder" box, playback CPU
utilization d
>When I try to burn a dvd I get the following error on the browser:
>Warning
>at /usr/local/bin/mythburn/mythwebburn/mythtvburndvd_createdvd.php, line
>108:
>fopen(mythburnconf/mythtvburnconfig.xml): failed to open stream:
>Permission denied
First solve this problem, look for mythburn user and grou
Maybe investigate why it's slow and fails. It's working perfectly for me.
ProjectX solves the av/sync problems and if your data > 4.7GB it
automatically requantisizes to what fits on the DVD
Henk Schoneveld
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Hi all,
No solution, but assistance needed. I do have a Snazio Network DVD-player HD
capable. It's based on a 166MHz based ARM CPU with 64MB and 4MB Flash-memory.
Some hacks are done on Linksys NSLU2, see
http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS6152296875.html and Linksys wrt54g at
http://www.batbox.org
> Mini Distro for MythFrontendDate: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 12:50:40 +
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If you think your hard-disk is too noisy, add to the end of /etc/rc.local
hdparm -M128 /dev/hdb (acoustic management of the hard-disk)
hdparm -E1 /dev/hda (set CD/DVD drive single-speed, en
On Saturday 17 December 2005 19:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> MythWeb problem permisssion error
The php and image directory have to be owned by apache, maybe they are not
there at all. So go to your mythweb directory, check if directories
php_sessions and image_cache exist, if they exist,
as roo
On Saturday 17 December 2005 19:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tuning problem with two DVB-C cards
To use 2 cards, you also have to define 2 sources, like DVBC1 and DVBC2 and in
input-connections tell Myth to use DVBC1 as source for card1 etc.
Then you'll be able to scan both card's with their own
On Friday 16 December 2005 23:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Re: [mythtv-users] Re: MythBurn on FC4
>So what's everyone using? Is there an actual Myth-Plugin for backing up to
>DVD?
No.
Mythburn and Mythburn-ui are PERFECT once getting it going :-)
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On Friday 16 December 2005 17:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Re: MythBurn on FC4
Maybe you'll find better/more info on KnoppMyth site for it's not an official
Myth-plugin. Google for "update mythburn-scripts" and you'll probably find
the needed info
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> Re: [mythtv-users] fine tuning live
Frequencies can be entered directly in mythtv-setup. Nothing to calculate or
finetuning, instead of channel # plus finetuning, frequency at the palce
where you would normally enter the channel number.
On Tuesday 29 November 2005 16:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Re: [mythtv-users] Quiet HDs
add in your rc.local
hdparm -M128 /dev/hda (no more seek noise)
hdparm -E1 /dev/hdc (dvd-playback much more silent)
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>OK - getting there. I do have a bit of a problem with avidemux. I
>have avidemux2 on my system but when I run the system config check>
>script for nuv2disc it still says I need avidemux even though I have
>avidemux2.
Do a
ln -s dir/avidemux2 dir/avidemux
Henk Schoneveld
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>It seems that the ATI Remote Wonder handles the range
>that I need. How about an RF keyboard?
Chicony model KBR0108 is one I use togethher with the ATI remote wonder. Price
will be < $ 35,00
Henk Schoneveld
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On Sunday 16 October 2005 19:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I created a Frequency (Hz) to channel
You don't need that, if you have a frequencie list form you cable-company, you
can straight fill in the frequency. Myth accepts both frequencie and
channel-number + finetune.
Henk Schoneveld
The Net
>f I use xine directly it work fine and I can view my dvd on /dev/hdc
In Mythfrontend go to Setup > Media Settings > DVD Settings > General Settings
and there you can tell that your dvd is on /dev/hdc
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Hi all,
After a lot of reading and trying I'm unable to get things going.
From Mythweb I get:
Warning at /data/mythburn/mythwebburn/mythtvburndvd_createdvd.php, line 114:
fopen(mythburnconf/mythtvburnconfig.xml): failed to open stream: Permission
denied
As far as I understand mythburnconf
SATA on the motherboard of the Pundit-R is acheived with a PATA2SATA
converter, some SATA drives, surely the somewhat older ones use a SATA2PATA
converter in which case you do have 2 conversions.
The conversion-chip can be recognized by a big M near the SATA connector. Some
older drives use the
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> On Wed, Jun 01, 2005 at 08:54:00AM +0200, belcampo wrote:
> > > One way I could make this work is if I could get mpeg2cut to work on
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> > One thing that didn't get m
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> The real problem is the WinTV PVR 150. It doesn't fit
It does, you have to unscrew several screws at the back and bottom of the
system, bend the bottom out and you'll be able to 'put' it in. No easy, but
it can be done. I use 2 full-sized card in 2 different Pundit-R's. Think of
it as warm fe
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On 5/11/05, MyTV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've been using MythTV with a PVR350 (FC1) for quite some time now
> (without any issues:) .. but at the weekend my hard disk failed, so I
> thought now would be an ideal time to put in a new disk, upgrade to FC3
> and install a Nova DVB-T
Hanno wrote:
> have mythtv-0.17 and a pvr350-card in my machine. Since I have my
>new tvpc, I use the convert-function to compress my .nuv-files.
>After such a compression, a "file"-command shows my .nuv-files only
>as "data". mplayer doesn't seem to be able to detect the correct
>format of these
Hi Dell/Other users with noisy cdroms
Add at the end of /etc/rc.local
hdparm -E 1 /dev/hdx (x is your cdrom hdc probably)
Noisy, when seeking, harddisk goes away with
hdparm -M 128 /dev/hdx (x is your bootdrive hda probably)
Henk Schoneveld
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Hi all,
Anyone any idea how to let 2 DVB-S cards share 1 CI/CAM combination ?
I'm using a Myth installation on a Pundit-R and would like to use 2 DVB-S
cards, watching/recording, but I need a CI/CAM for the non-FTA channels. I
can mount 1 CI/CAM at the bottom of the Pundit. I know there are card
>Or how about the Twinhan DVB-S card that has a build in CI/CAM but only
>occupies a single PCI slot :)
>http://www.twinhan.com/product_satellite_4.asp
As a last resort, but then need to buy an extra CAM + CARD + more expensive
cards
Henk Schoneveld
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Hi all,
Anyone any idea how to let 2 DVB-S cards share 1 CI/CAM combination ?
I'm using a Pundit-R and would like to use 2 DVB-S cards, watching/recording,
but I need a CI/CAM for the non-FTA channels. I can mount 1 CI/CAM at the
bottom of the Pundit.
Thanks in advance
Henk Schoneveld
Hi Peter,
KNC-ONE also produces the Therratec cards, I think some other brands to.
Download the dvb-appdvb-20050303.tar.bz2 or linuxtv-dvb-apps-1.1.0.tar.bz2
there is a directory apps/scan 'make'. You then have the executable scan,
sometimes called dvbscan.
In the directory dvb-c copy one of the
> Hi all,
>
> I have a MythTV box up and running with a PVR350, and am thinking of
> getting digital TV (over here in Holland) and buying a DVB-C card.
>
> Does anybody have any recommendations about which cards are possible
> to get working with Linux & MythTV? It would have to be one with a CI
> Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 23:55:26 +0100 (CET)
> From: Hugo van der Kooij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [mythtv-users] MythTV and DVB-C in NL?
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> Hi,
>
> Anyone known if DVB-C is a
Hi all,
Shouldn't the upgrade at least keep existing channels working ? And that
scanning only would add so called 'new' found channels?
In a perfect world current system would work, but scanning in my case fails to
detect BBC 2 England from Astra 28.2E, where dvbscan does.
As far as I can see
On Sunday 06 February 2005 17:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>What do I need of libs to compile mythbrowser (hopefully not the entire
>kde development package)
>Sigurd
Yes pretty much, libkdecore4-devel and dependencies
Henk Schoneveld
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I do have a KNC1 adapter with a CI a CAM and the smartcard I received with the
set-topbox from Casema.
Look at www.sat4all.com, there are some people who amanaged to get it working
although not with the current Irdeto smartcards but with older ones, I don't
know which ones.
Henk Schoneveld
>ha
Hi all,
It can be as simple as:
lsdvd
cat /dev/hd? > /data/dvds/name.iso
Plus the mentioned adding of .iso as dvd fiel extension to xine
Henk Schoneveld
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Hi all,
LNB switching doesn't work as far as I can see. Having 2 LNB's ASTRA 19.2 and
28.2. frequencies on 19.2 are found but not the ones I need from 28.2.
Freq 10773000 with Symbolrate 2200 and H is on both, manualy defining to
use lnb2 doesn't solve the problem.
Henk Schoneveld
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Hi all,
I've managed to get analog and satelite to work, but DVB-C not. The problem in
the Netherlands is, I think, that when I wan't to do a channel search I would
have to provide a network-number, which in my case, Casema, is .
When I do a search I see that Casema is found but it searches
Hi all,
Yesterday checked-out latest CVS, compiled and installed with a clean
database, read on mythdvb in the patches that database-structure would have
to be changed.
I can define my DVB-S adapter fine, add 2 LNBs, but when I want to add
channels it starts and stops after 10% with this in con
Hi Bodo,
I think you have a problem like 'all' people with ATI chipset suffer. I own a
Pundit-R which has 2 PCI slots, I solved it by adding a SB-Live card.
Someone else 'solved' it, managed around the problem, bysetting Live TV and
default recording profile to 320x480 and RTJPEG, Quality 170 a
Hi all,
This is the same I experienced with aPundit-R system which also have the ATI
integrated video and sound. I solved it by adding a SB Live card and the
problems disappeared. On December 28 I asked a question about this, but no
one reacted.
Henk Schoneveld
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> Pundit-R 9100-IGP HDTV
Hi Dennis,
Not that I got or even tried to get it work but I'm interested if you got your
sound Ok with that Pundit-R. I do also have one, but got sound only good with
an extra SB-Live sound card.
How did you m
Hi all,
I've been struggling/reading a while with prebuffering issues. I do have 2
kinds of ASUS Pundits, the one with the SiS chipset with snd-intel8x0 and the
Pundit-R with the ATI chipset with snd-atiixp driver.
The SiS intel8x0 combo works flawlessly.
Whem I move the disk to the other, chan
Hi all,
I've been struggling/reading a while with prebuffering issues. I do have 2
kinds of ASUS Pundits, the one with the SiS chipset with snd-intel8x0 and the
Pundit-R with the ATI chipset with snd-atiixp driver.
The SiS intel8x0 combo works flawlessly.
Whem I move the disk to the other, chan
Hi all,
In Holland we face the same things. Today I ordered 2 DVB-C cards with
CI-modules which will do the same as 2 analogue tuners do at this moment.
Haven't tried yet but are confident to get things going.
Henk Schoneveld
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