Erik Pettersen wrote:
Then again, for stability linux may be "the cure" you're looking for ;)
Well that is what I'm hoping for. I had a feeling I might be setting my
self up for a fight, and I believe that I am right.
I installed KnoppMyth last night and it was not without troubles (but
Bill Omer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> P4 1.8Ghz
Your CPU seems a little slow to do a good job playing HDTV unless you
use XvMC. XvMC has been rather touchy for me (from 0.17, and through
fairly recent SVNs) and I find myth to be much more stable with
XvMC turned off. Since I have a 3Ghz P4, I
Mickey Chandler wrote:
At 02:46 PM 9/21/2005, Erik Pettersen wrote:
>I know this will probably get me boo'd off the list... but are you
>sure your stability problems stem from the software/OS? Although I
>think you'll find knoppmyth/MythTV to be very cool, but if you're
>issue is really ends up
At 02:46 PM 9/21/2005, Erik Pettersen wrote:
>I know this will probably get me boo'd off the list... but are you
>sure your stability problems stem from the software/OS? Although I
>think you'll find knoppmyth/MythTV to be very cool, but if you're
>issue is really ends up to be heat related, or
What tuner card (if any) are you using, as that might be a consideration.
I know this will probably get me boo'd off the list... but are you
sure your stability problems stem from the software/OS? Although I
think you'll find knoppmyth/MythTV to be very cool, but if you're
issue is really ends u
Hi all
I've been thinking more and more about converting my PVR over to Myth.
I'm currently using Win2k with BTV and Meedio and using a Firefly
remote. Reliability has become an issue, as well as some usability. I
would feel much more comfortable with a PVR running Linux.
So I'm thinking
