Lonnie,
Yes I read that on the hauppage web site. I was hoping that linux has something
similar in server
software which transcodes divx to mpeg2 on the fly and feed it to the mpv.
I just bought a "yellow dot" media mpv from circuit city. It was the last
yellow dotted one in my
local store. Had
On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 15:18 -0700, Mudit Wahal wrote:
> On the product information webpage it says that it supports divx. The bundled
> software for MVP
> plays divx. So, is the mpeg4 issue only wuth mvpmc software ?
>
> - http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/data_mediamvp.html ---
> Plays
Greg,
Thanks for the explanation. So i guess in the end, mvp only understands mpeg2.
So, like you said,
the transcoding from mpeg4/divx etc has to happen at the server side.
IMHO, media mvp can be a very good frontend under $100 for serving analog/SDTV.
I was thinking
about using an XBOX as fro
> i know it supports mpeg1/2 but not mpeg4.
> mpeg4 -- is it not possible because of hardware issues or software issues ? I
> went to
> the source forge site but couldn't find any explanation why the mpeg4 is not
> supported.
It doesn't support it because the hardware doesn't have a built in m
On the product information webpage it says that it supports divx. The bundled
software for MVP
plays divx. So, is the mpeg4 issue only wuth mvpmc software ?
- http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/data_mediamvp.html ---
Plays MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and DivX recordings made with the Hauppauge WinTV
i know it supports mpeg1/2 but not mpeg4.
mpeg4 -- is it not possible because of hardware issues or software issues ? I
went to
the source forge site but couldn't find any explanation why the mpeg4 is not
supported.
thanks
mudit
--- Greg Estabrooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > No support for
> No support for live TV yet. It works great with PVR-250 recorded shows
Actually there has been live-tv support for a while now. You just need to run
one of the more recent images and add a commandline to the dongle.config to
enable live-tv
___
> http://mvpmc.sf.net
>
>
> You need the basics:
>
> DHCP server
> TFTP Server
> NFS exports
>
> There are pre-compiled bin files, I'd rate it a 7 on a scale of
> 1 to 10 just because of the nfs mounting and tftp booting.
>
> Once you get the syntax of the boot config right, it takes
> abou
On Fri, Apr 29, 2005 at 12:47:20PM -0500, Barry Jett wrote:
> No support for live TV yet. It works great with PVR-250 recorded shows
> quality is quite good. I haven't had any luck playing shows recorded from
> firewire yet (mpeg-ts files) but I'm working on figuring out a way to
> transcode
- Original Message -
From: "PAUL WILLIAMSON" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2005 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] WAF Achieves a Positive Value !
One downer is the thing can only play mpeg1 & 2 videos
(and nuv's!). So, if you transcode
On Fri, Apr 29, 2005 at 09:23:14AM -0400, John Kuhn wrote:
> ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF is
> at 110% so much she doesnt really watch "live" tv anymore..
>
> well instead of "Joey" last night.. we got "bushie" and i was in trouble :)
>
It is actually the
On 4/29/05, Tom Lichti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/29/05 12:08 PM >>>
> >>
> >>How hard was it to setup? And what software did you use?
> >>A web site pointer would be sufficient... :)
> >
> >
> > http://mvpmc.sf.net
> >
> >
> > You need the basics
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/29/05 12:08 PM >>>
How hard was it to setup? And what software did you use?
A web site pointer would be sufficient... :)
http://mvpmc.sf.net
You need the basics:
DHCP server
TFTP Server
NFS exports
There are pre-compiled bin files, I'd rate it a 7 on
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/29/05 12:08 PM >>>
> How hard was it to setup? And what software did you use?
> A web site pointer would be sufficient... :)
http://mvpmc.sf.net
You need the basics:
DHCP server
TFTP Server
NFS exports
There are pre-compiled bin files, I'd rate it a 7 on a scale of
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/29/05 10:27 AM >>>
A question, though I was thinking of getting a Media MVP
for the children to use.
My 6 and 9 year olds use it to select programs to watch all by
themselves.
How hard was it to setup? And what software did you use? A web si
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/29/05 10:27 AM >>>
> A question, though I was thinking of getting a Media MVP
> for the children to use.
My 6 and 9 year olds use it to select programs to watch all by
themselves.
> How user-friendly is it?
I'd give it an 8 compared to a full Myth box.
I think all of us with wives go through the same thing. I setup
frontends on all our TV's in the house despite the "why are you doing
that" and "other things need done", etc. Nothing was said until I
upgraded to 0.18 and hadn't finished. The world was going to end
because she couldn't use my
After the show, she remarked, "Hey, that TV thing is pretty handy !"
This was truly my moment of glory ! Thanks to all the fine MythTV
developers and
of course, Isaac, for giving me this brief, (and no doubt still rare) moment of
marital triumph !
I am in the same situation. What I did was s
Matt wrote:
Yea... nice huh? I'm in a similar boat... I'm always asked "why do
you spend so much time at your computer... blah blah blah"
But, she think's the myth box is great. Frequently, there are shows
that she wants to watch that I have no interest in watching. So, when
I'm watching TV wit
Yea... nice huh? I'm in a similar boat... I'm always asked "why do
you spend so much time at your computer... blah blah blah"
But, she think's the myth box is great. Frequently, there are shows
that she wants to watch that I have no interest in watching. So, when
I'm watching TV with her, we'l
John Kuhn wrote:
ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF
is at 110% so much she doesnt really watch "live" tv anymore..
well instead of "Joey" last night.. we got "bushie" and i was in
trouble :)
and you noticed?
besides that the episode of Bushie was funni
John Kuhn wrote:
> ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF
> is at 110% so much she doesnt really watch "live" tv anymore..
>
> well instead of "Joey" last night.. we got "bushie" and i was in
> trouble :)
and you noticed?
> Then, after Survivor, I fired up the Hauppage
> Media MVP I had hidden in the TV cabinet, selected "The Apprentice" from
> my
> remote Myth box, and we enjoyed a fine episode of the Trump (sans
> commercials).
>
Barry,
Good for you!My wife is still using the VCR, but perhaps my moment
w
>>> "Barry Jett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/29/05 8:25 AM >>>
> Here was my chance...I sank lower in my chair and with an air of
> superiority, answered, "It's already being done". Then, after
> Survivor, I fired up the Hauppage Media MVP I had hidden in the
> TV cabinet, selected "The Apprentic
On 4/29/05, John Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF is
> at 110% so much she doesnt really watch "live" tv anymore..
>
> well instead of "Joey" last night.. we got "bushie" and i was in trouble :)
Don't worry you didn't miss an e
ya.. just wait.. last night i was in the dog house because of my WAF is
at 110% so much she doesnt really watch "live" tv anymore..
well instead of "Joey" last night.. we got "bushie" and i was in trouble :)
--John
My better half has always had a subtle dislike for my interest in computers
but di
My better half has always had a subtle dislike for my interest in computers
but displayed a wifely tolerance over the years, no doubt thinking there could
be a lot worse things I could be interested in doing.
My interest in mythtv over the past few months has been subject to the same
spousal indif
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