Isaac Richards wrote:
> That's enough of that. Anyone continuing to act like a 2 year old gets
> removed from the list.
>
> Isaac
My thoughts precisely. Some people just don't know when to stop.
Johan
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On Sat, 2006-01-14 at 15:54 -0500, Chris Pinkham wrote:
> > I see your point and after Isaac's explanation some time ago I know that
> > it is close to what I want, but I still want to know how much of the Digicam
> > stuff I can download to the disk before I start doing it. Preferably
> > without
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
> For all the complaints prior to this change about
> why Myth can't save an in progress recording, when the solution is
> implemented, it simply garners more complaints which I can only imagine
> frustrates those who spent their time working on this at the request of
> user
On Sunday 15 January 2006 00:23, Mudit Wahal wrote:
> On 1/14/06, Jake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 1/14/06, Mudit Wahal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Kevin,
> > >
> > > I'll give you one example of the koolaid gang trying to force their
> > > koolaid on others.
> > > http://www.gossamer-th
On 1/14/06, Jake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/14/06, Mudit Wahal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Kevin,
> >
> > I'll give you one example of the koolaid gang trying to force their
> > koolaid on others.
> > http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/138384
> >
> > The attitude is my hig
On 1/14/06, Mudit Wahal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kevin,
>
> I'll give you one example of the koolaid gang trying to force their
> koolaid on others.
> http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/138384
>
> The attitude is my highway or the high way. It has been quite apparent
dude, i re
Mudit Wahal wrote:
> I can see that Tom has taken over Donovan's job.
>
No Im just tired of your degrading comments.
Tom
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I can see that Tom has taken over Donovan's job.
On 1/14/06, Tom E. Craddock Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mudit Wahal wrote:
> > Kevin,
> >
> > I'll give you one example of the koolaid gang trying to force their
> > koolaid on others.
> > http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/1383
Mudit Wahal wrote:
> Kevin,
>
> I'll give you one example of the koolaid gang trying to force their
> koolaid on others.
> http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/138384
>
> The attitude is my highway or the high way. It has been quite apparent
> from the mailing list. Some are nicer c
Kevin,
I'll give you one example of the koolaid gang trying to force their
koolaid on others.
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/138384
The attitude is my highway or the high way. It has been quite apparent
from the mailing list. Some are nicer comments such as "Then leave!!",
oth
BP wrote:
> Kevin Kuphal wrote:
>
>
>> This always makes me ask...why? With your auto-expiration options set
>> (unless you never expire anything), Myth will perfectly manage your
>> space to make sure it removes old shows to make room for new. LiveTV
>> will be expired before anything else
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
> This always makes me ask...why? With your auto-expiration options set
> (unless you never expire anything), Myth will perfectly manage your
> space to make sure it removes old shows to make room for new. LiveTV
> will be expired before anything else so it is irrelevant w
> I think the information you are looking for is already there
> in the "AutoExpire List" section on the status page. If you
> cursor right when on "AutoExpire List", you'll see detailed information
> at the top of the page which includes the total number of recordings
> that can be expired as wel
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Unfortunately, too many people think they have the
> best idea since sliced bread or that just one more option won't hurt
> when in reality, it has all been seen before and there has already been
> work done to reduce the confusion of options rather than increase them.
>
>
Mudit Wahal wrote:
> The koolaid is too srong here and if you are not drinking the same
> koolaid, you are ostracised. I just use myth as a DVR and I like the
> EPG. My linuxbox records the shows, commercial cuts and does mpeg2 to
> mpeg4 via mencoder. My headless box sits in garage. I'm streaming
>
> I think the information you are looking for is already there
> in the "AutoExpire List" section on the status page. If you
> cursor right when on "AutoExpire List", you'll see detailed information
> at the top of the page which includes the total number of recordings
> that can be expired as
> It does seem I have a problem expressing myself as only
> Chris Pinkham has understood what I am looking for
> so far:
>
> A method to tell how much stuff I can dump on the disk until
> it is full without expiring semi-important shows that are marked
> "autoexpire".
I think the information you
On 1/14/06, Dag Nygren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dag,
> >
> > The best way to get *around* this issue is to have a dedicated
> > partition for the myth recordings. That way, the old livetv files will
> > be deleted much faster. You can keep your programs, archives, dvds,
> > movies, downloads,
> > And I completely agree with the idea of being able to save a complete
> > show by pressing record, but is there any use for the older LiveTV
> > recordings
>
> You can already set the expiration of LiveTV recordings to happen 24 hours
> later, how much LiveTV can you watch in a day? So if
> Dag Nygren wrote:
> Then leave. The HNIC (thats head nigga in charge) replied to you and
> gave you the answer. How is it his fault you arent 'creative'...scratch
> that, smart enough to understand?
It does seem I have a problem expressing myself as only
Chris Pinkham has understood what I
> > I see your point and after Isaac's explanation some time ago I know that
> > it is close to what I want, but I still want to know how much of the Digicam
> > stuff I can download to the disk before I start doing it. Preferably
> > without
> > expiring my recorded auto-expirable shows.
>
> Th
Dag Nygren wrote:
>>Dag,
>>
>>The best way to get *around* this issue is to have a dedicated
>>partition for the myth recordings. That way, the old livetv files will
>>be deleted much faster. You can keep your programs, archives, dvds,
>>movies, downloads, torrents, etc on a separate partition(s).
> And I completely agree with the idea of being able to save a complete
> show by pressing record, but is there any use for the older LiveTV
> recordings
You can already set the expiration of LiveTV recordings to happen 24 hours
later, how much LiveTV can you watch in a day? So if you don't se
> I see your point and after Isaac's explanation some time ago I know that
> it is close to what I want, but I still want to know how much of the Digicam
> stuff I can download to the disk before I start doing it. Preferably without
> expiring my recorded auto-expirable shows.
Then maybe you shou
> Dag Nygren wrote:
> > Thanks for the tip,
> > but this just doesn't work.
> > The main disk space is needed by two things: MythTV and ie. a downloaded
> > stream from my Digital video camera.
> > The problem is that MythTV should be given as much as possible
> > when it is not needed by the dig
> > I still cannot find an answer to the question:
> > What are the features we gain here?
> > not even rereading those answers three times.
> >
> Here's one. You're surfing, you watch a show, catch the last 5
> minutes. The show changes to a movie, you watch 2/3 of the movie and
> fall as
> > Whats wrong with switch to delete after channel
> > change?
> >
> Perhaps nothing, but then, no one has submitted such a patch. I would
> venture that most working on this project do not use their myth boxes or
> specifically, their media partitions, for anything other than Myth so
> th
> Dag Nygren wrote:
> >> Theres no need for it, all those little files can be hidden from view by
> >> default and get deleted when room is needed automatically.
> >>
> >
> > I stil would like to be able to use "df" to find out how much space
> > I have left on the disk.
> >
> This always
Dag Nygren wrote:
>> Dag,
>>
>> The best way to get *around* this issue is to have a dedicated
>> partition for the myth recordings. That way, the old livetv files will
>> be deleted much faster. You can keep your programs, archives, dvds,
>> movies, downloads, torrents, etc on a separate partition
Dag Nygren wrote:
>> Dag Nygren wrote:
>>
I do feel that an option 'Delete LiveTV Recordings when changing
channel' would be useful for many people.
>>> Yep,
>>> I already suggested changing the resolution of the setting
>>> "Keep LiveTVthis long" to hours in
> Dag,
>
> The best way to get *around* this issue is to have a dedicated
> partition for the myth recordings. That way, the old livetv files will
> be deleted much faster. You can keep your programs, archives, dvds,
> movies, downloads, torrents, etc on a separate partition(s). AFAIK,
> you can s
Dag Nygren wrote:
>> Theres no need for it, all those little files can be hidden from view by
>> default and get deleted when room is needed automatically.
>>
>
> I stil would like to be able to use "df" to find out how much space
> I have left on the disk.
>
This always makes me ask...why
John Andersen wrote:
> On 1/13/06, Steve Adeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
>
>>> I do feel that an option 'Delete LiveTV Recordings when changing
>>> channel' would be useful for many people.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>> Theres no need for it, all those little files can be hidden from view
> Dag Nygren wrote:
> >> I do feel that an option 'Delete LiveTV Recordings when changing
> >> channel' would be useful for many people.
> >>
> > Yep,
> > I already suggested changing the resolution of the setting
> > "Keep LiveTVthis long" to hours instead of days, but there
> > were no comm
Dag,
The best way to get *around* this issue is to have a dedicated
partition for the myth recordings. That way, the old livetv files will
be deleted much faster. You can keep your programs, archives, dvds,
movies, downloads, torrents, etc on a separate partition(s). AFAIK,
you can set the directo
Dag Nygren wrote:
>> I do feel that an option 'Delete LiveTV Recordings when changing
>> channel' would be useful for many people.
>>
> Yep,
> I already suggested changing the resolution of the setting
> "Keep LiveTVthis long" to hours instead of days, but there
> were no comments on that.
>
On 1/13/06, Steve Adeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I do feel that an option 'Delete LiveTV Recordings when changing
> > channel' would be useful for many people.
> >
> > Chris
>
> Theres no need for it, all those little files can be hidden from view by
> default and get deleted when room i
> Dag Nygren wrote:
> > As it doesn't change any logic in Myth the patch is trivial
> > and even I can do it if anyone is interested.
> The only change that anyone will notice with the extra recordings is the
> added functionality of having the LiveTV recording group, and possibly
> an average o
> Dag Nygren wrote:
> >>Theres no need for it, all those little files can be hidden from view by
> >>default and get deleted when room is needed automatically.
> >
> >
> > I stil would like to be able to use "df" to find out how much space
> > I have left on the disk.
>
> I can assure you the L
Dag Nygren wrote:
>>Theres no need for it, all those little files can be hidden from view by
>>default and get deleted when room is needed automatically.
>
>
> I stil would like to be able to use "df" to find out how much space
> I have left on the disk.
I can assure you the LiveTV re-write has
Dag Nygren wrote:
> As it doesn't change any logic in Myth the patch is trivial
> and even I can do it if anyone is interested.
As it doesn't make any difference to whether your disk fills up quicker
what is the point?
LiveTV recordings are automatically expired to make way for scheduled
show
> I do feel that an option 'Delete LiveTV Recordings when changing
> channel' would be useful for many people.
Yep,
I already suggested changing the resolution of the setting
"Keep LiveTVthis long" to hours instead of days, but there
were no comments on that.
I also tried to ask what the point
On 1/13/06, Steve Adeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday 13 January 2006 07:04, SpEnT wrote:> On 1/12/06, Johan 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
On Friday 13 January 2006 07:04, SpEnT wrote:
> On 1/12/06, Johan 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 watc
On Fri, 2006-01-13 at 06:04 -0600, SpEnT wrote:
> >
> > > This was just changing channels and it fills up the directory where I
> > > store my recordings. Does anyone have any ideas why it would be doing
> > > this or what I might have to change to fix it? Any help is
> > > appreciated!!
> >
> > If
Thanks Johan,
I'm just going to use an older version. While watching live TV
sometimes when it gets to the end of a program the screen just freezes
and I have to exit out and start live TV again (I was wondering why it
always seemed to freeze right at 1/2 past the hour or right on the
hour), plus
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 a new mpg file as an
> exampl
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 annou
On 1/12/2006 4:42 PM SpEnT said the following:
>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 add
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 listing:
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