Greg Woods wrote:
Could you post your init script please?
I could, but not without a few disclaimers. ... Not all the
commands in the script may really be needed. ...
#! /bin/bash
#
# chkconfig: 2345 9 85
# description: start and stop IVTV services
#
case "$1" in
start)
modprobe i
>
> Could you post your init script please?
I could, but not without a few disclaimers. I don't claim that using
this script is the cleanest or best way to do things. Not all the
commands in the script may really be needed. And most of all, the
commands here may not work on your system because i
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 10:52:14 -0500, Steve Adeff wrote:
>On Friday 04 November 2005 00:20, Greg Woods wrote:
>> Same thing again. My ivtv startup script runs the necessary ivtvctl
>> commands to make this work.
Could you post your init script please? I'm having some difficulty with my
500 and I ha
On Friday 04 November 2005 00:20, Greg Woods wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-11-03 at 15:53 -0500, Dewey Smolka wrote:
> > There are an awful lot of postings on the list, mostly from new users,
> > about live TV. The fact is that Myth can do live TV, but it is not
> > really what Myth is for, and once you be
On Thu, 2005-11-03 at 15:53 -0500, Dewey Smolka wrote:
> There are an awful lot of postings on the list, mostly from new users,
> about live TV. The fact is that Myth can do live TV, but it is not
> really what Myth is for, and once you begin to use it, you'll find
> live TV less and less relevant
On 11/3/05, Michael T. Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And if you're using composite or S-Video in--instead of thetuner--you're probably better off with 2x150's so you don't have to buythe A/V Cable Set ($14.95 from Hauppauge) for a second Component orS-Video input.
They're starting to bundle that
On 11/03/05 18:26, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
As far as the computer is concerned, 2x150 or 1x500 doesn't
matter. The only thing to consider is whether or not you may make a
"small form-factor" mythbox. The small boards don't have many PCI slots.
If you have plenty of slots now and in th
Wow, thanks for all the quick feedback. I'm leaning toward 2 150's then,
that's cheaper than 1 500. The machine will have an Athlon64 3500+ in it,
so decoding will never be an issue.
As far as the computer is concerned, 2x150 or 1x500 doesn't
matter. The only thing to consider is whether or
They also have different connectors on the back, which
may or may not matter depending on the usage.
The PVR-150 has an S-Video input, composite (video)
input, a "headphone" jack for audio in, and the IR
remote jack. The PVR-150 MCE, because they were
designed to either ship with no remote, or th
C. R. Oldham wrote:
Michael T. Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, IMHO, if it's the 350 you want, you don't really want
the 350, but you just don't know it yet. (I have a 350 that
I'm using as if it were a 250 or a 150.)
Wow, thanks for all the quick feedback. I'm leaning toward 2 150's
> I'm seeing the PVR-150 advertised as the PVR-150 MCE, for Windows Media
> Center--that's not a different card from the PVR-150, is it?
>
They're the same card, but the MCE has no remote.
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Michael T. Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> And, IMHO, if it's the 350 you want, you don't really want
> the 350, but you just don't know it yet. (I have a 350 that
> I'm using as if it were a 250 or a 150.)
Wow, thanks for all the quick feedback. I'm leaning toward 2 150's then,
that's cheap
CHRIS KOTTING wrote:
On Thu, 3 Nov 2005 13:26:27 -0700, C. R. Oldham wrote
I've been lurking for a while and getting ready to build my first mythtv
system. It seems like the PVR-500 is a good choice for
tuner/decoder cards because of the dual tuners, enabling
simultaneous recording and wa
There are an awful lot of postings on the list, mostly from new users,
about live TV. The fact is that Myth can do live TV, but it is not
really what Myth is for, and once you begin to use it, you'll find
live TV less and less relevant -- it's useful to ensure that the card
works, but you don't act
I'm a Myth newbie, but I've been camping out comparison-shopping the
hardware available. What card you want depends on what you are doing.
The 150 is the price leader, and gives hardware MPEG-2 encoding. You will
be using Myth software for decoding (or your video card, if it has a
hardware
> However, it doesn't seem that a lot of people are using
> it--preferring instead the PVR-150 or -250. Is there something about the
> -500 that I'm not aware of?
That depends on what you are aware of. As I understand it, it comes
without a remote.
/Stefan
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Greetings,
I've been lurking for a while and getting ready to build my first mythtv
system. It seems like the PVR-500 is a good choice for tuner/decoder cards
because of the dual tuners, enabling simultaneous recording and watching of
live tv. However, it doesn't seem that a lot of people are us
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