I just started using the time stretch option this evening, and I
really enjoy it. I noticed, though, that the show that I was
recording while time-stretching the first skipped around quite a bit
when watching it in normal mode; it was also listed as 57 minutes
rather than the hour the recording
Chris Pinkham wrote:
When I set time stretch to 1.1, then the checkmark in the OSD menu is on
1.2. If I set it to 1.2, then the checkmark is on 1.3. For the other
settings, it's ok.
If you're compiling from source, can you try a simple 1-line fix?
Sorry, using atrpms.
Thomas
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It was doing this in .17 as well.
On 4/23/05, Thomas Börkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI!
When I set time stretch to 1.1, then the checkmark in the OSD menu is on
1.2. If I set it to 1.2, then the checkmark is on 1.3. For the other
settings, it's ok.
Thomas
When I set time stretch to 1.1, then the checkmark in the OSD menu is on
1.2. If I set it to 1.2, then the checkmark is on 1.3. For the other
settings, it's ok.
If you're compiling from source, can you try a simple 1-line fix?
Edit libs/libmythtv/tv_play.cpp and search for the following
HI!
Chris Pinkham wrote:
When I set time stretch to 1.1, then the checkmark in the OSD menu is on
1.2. If I set it to 1.2, then the checkmark is on 1.3. For the other
settings, it's ok.
If you're compiling from source, can you try a simple 1-line fix?
Sorry, using atrpms.
Thomas
HI!
When I set time stretch to 1.1, then the checkmark in the OSD menu is on
1.2. If I set it to 1.2, then the checkmark is on 1.3. For the other
settings, it's ok.
Thomas
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So far for the name of Time Stretch we have:
Tempo
Time Stretch
Time Compression
Time warp
MythPace
I like Tempo or Video Tempo
Brent
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Let's do the Time Warp Agaiiin!
On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 22:45:40 -0500, Brent Borghese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far for the name of Time Stretch we have:
Tempo
Time Stretch
Time Compression
Time warp
MythPace
I like Tempo or Video Tempo
Brent
* Brent Borghese [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-02-21 19:47]:
So far for the name of Time Stretch we have:
Tempo
Time Stretch
Time Compression
Time warp
MythPace
I like Tempo or Video Tempo
Personally, I think Time Stretch is fine. Time Compress could also be
good. Either one is accurate,
Got the same problem. Another thing I've noticed, when I select x1.1
it goes to x1.2.
N.
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 18:56:54 -0500, Brad Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried to give the new time stretch feature a go and it doesn't
appear to function correctly on the 350's tv-out. Time
I just tried to give the new time stretch feature a go and it doesn't
appear to function correctly on the 350's tv-out. Time stretch works
like a charm on my remote frontend which is displaying on my
workstation's monitor and using the workstation's speakers for sound,
but when I try to time
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