ing a linux box (and rightfully so). I just googled 'fedora
help forum' and 'linux newbie guide' and both returned many of the
resources I've used.
HTH and welcome to the light side.
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ore in greater detail with a good
number of pro's and con's.
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[1] Who am I kidding? A perect world would have no commercials at all.
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purchasing decisions.
If the developers have a laundry list of things to fix/add, adding code
to make the commercials more accessible seems like a step backwards in
my opinion.
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David Whyte wrote:
I am in the market for a notebook and have been doing my research on the
net and around the stores.
I have a pretty mean set of criteria (Sonama, Pentium M/Centrino,
bluetooth, 15.4 (1200x800) screen, etc), but the major one is that I
would like it to (at least) dual boot lin
asure.
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Larry Howe wrote:
I enjoyed the recent discussion about commercial hardware, although it seems
to have diverged somewhat. Is there a good source of info on available
commercial open source PVRs? I know I'm not going to have time to build my
own. My basic requirements are that the box is microso
I incorrectly wrote:
snapshot of a release or CVS and preconfigure COTS hardware. We'll be
taking a much closer look at them this coming CEDIA but they have had
penetration in our market (custom install) as far as we and our
reps/insiders know.
Should have read "but they have had NO penetrat
Steve Pugh wrote:
--- Mickey Chandler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've had a peculiar problem pop up lately. About
once a day, my
recorded programs listing goes away and starts
reading "No recorded
programs available." Restarting the back end gets
the listing back.
The only error I'm seei
Meatwad wrote:
Steve Pugh wrote:
--- Mickey Chandler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've had a peculiar problem pop up lately. About
once a day, my recorded programs listing goes away and starts
reading "No recorded programs available." Restarting the back end gets
the li
Nathan Hesson wrote:
I have been playing with my cellphones bluetooth as a remote control
(bluemote) and it works really well but I am about to start customizing
the scripts and whatnot for more specific myth control and was
wondering. I there currently anyway accross a shell to command a
fro
David Maher wrote:
Hi
I am using ALSA rate conversion for my analogue tuner with spdif output
on my intel8x0 based onboard sound card. I'm using the .asoundrc from
here http://www.mythtv.info/moin.cgi/DigitalSoundHowTo
Everthing was working fine using ALSA:mixed-digital, but lately, if I
enable
Meatwad wrote:
David Maher wrote:
Hi I am using ALSA rate conversion for my analogue tuner with spdif
output
on my intel8x0 based onboard sound card. I'm using the .asoundrc from
here http://www.mythtv.info/moin.cgi/DigitalSoundHowTo
Egads, I just reread the OP and realised th
istribution. The
rep I spoke with said the system is linux based. Retail on the player is
300USD.
I'll try to get a seed unit when I call the rep back and crack it open
if someone hasn't already. I certainly wouldn't expect it to handle HD
playback but as a remote frontend...t
l need to append an
additional section of keymappings in ~/.mythtv/lircrc (or wherever). If
you already have xine installed, just issue...
$ xine --keymap=lirc
...and you'll have an exhaustive list of mappings straight from xine.
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gLaNDix (Jesse Kaufman) wrote:
just bought a house and needed some info on running my own rg-6 cable
for my myth setup (and cable internet) ... i've had experience running
rg-6 (i used to do sprint broadband installs w/ getronics), but
unfortunately i didn't swipe one of the nice T&B snap-n-seal
ch the SNR
and BER improve as poor quality terminations/splitters are replaced in
the process.
If there is enough interest, I'll write up a howto on broadband cable
residential distribution.
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On 5/25/05, Karsten Jeppesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is a very very important thing missing in MythTV.
At least I have been missing this feature on every single TV I have had:
A volumen-preset-while-the-bloody-commercials-are-running button.
Ever noticed that the sound is turned up 1
Brad Fuller wrote:
Joe Votour wrote:
If your board has the four holes surrounding the CPU
(which is apparently not required by AMD in Socket A
designs), then you can use one of the Zalman flower
designs. When the fan is turned down to the lowest,
it's very quiet, and still does a good job of
Robert Denier wrote:
I do have an eventual goal to control an audio amplifier's
power from a linux console though..
If what you mean is to control an *amplifier* then the other suggestions
given here are good options.
However, if you are refering to a *receiver*, then you can control much,
Raphael Pooser wrote:
Slightly off-topic, is anyone using a Seasonic power
supply? I was reading some reviews and they sound promising. 80+
efficiency across all loads sounds like a really good idea for and media
center machine. If they are as quiet as the reviewers claim, I'll
probably switch
Dewey Smolka wrote:
They don't care what you watch as long as they can turn your screen
into a billboard for 10-20 minutes per hour. With digital cable, they
can tell at the source what you're watching -- no need to fuss around
with Nielson diaries or PeopleMeters.
What's kind of spooky is that
Matt wrote:
> Hello,
>
>I did a little searching, but never found any real discussion on
> integrating XM (or other satellite radio) into MythTV. Are any of the
> developers interested in this? I bring it up because over Christmas,
> my family and I subscribed to XM radio. While I can hook
>On Monday 16 January 2006 16:41, mike choy wrote:
>> Hi Team
>>
>> Having just put my SUSE 10.0 Myth machine into production with 0.18.1
>> all seems to be well except that
>> every now and then the front end video pauses, and the disk activity
>> light goes like crazy, almost as if the machine
>
Richard Bronosky wrote:
> Why is it that Bose can use those tiny little cube speakers for there
> flag ship product, but their in-wall speakers have to have a 8 3/4" by
> 6" face plate?
Bose use tiny little cube speakers in their flagship product because a)
they have a very high WAF, b)they are
Richard Bronosky wrote:
> I'm also under the impression that "enclosure less drivers" suck.
> Unfortunately in this home renovation form comes before function. I'm
> going for the Wife Acceptance Factor.
They do for lower frequencies. If you are renovating, you can build an
appropriate backbo
Steve Adeff wrote:
> you can also build a subwoofer into the floor. It was an option I gave my
> parents to do this for the home theatre room being built into their remodel.
>
> If your tearing open your walls you could build your own enclosures for in
> wall speakers. Volume distribution matte
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've got a Yamaha HTR-5550 receiver that receives input from (among
> other places) my mythtv box. This is an analog input: the cord is a
> male 1/8" stereo plug (PC side) that splits into two RCA connectors
> (amp side). The motherboard is the Chaintech 7NIF2.
>
> Rece
Steve Adeff wrote:
> On Tuesday 17 January 2006 22:19, Meatwad wrote:
>
>>* Here is the de facto article I refer prospective clients to when they
>>bring up Bose. If they still have a thing for Bose, I know they are
>>going to be PITA customer and I politely drop them l
Richard Bronosky wrote:
> So, with that said, I'm shooting for the $1000 for all 5 and a sub
> range. The greatest challenge is that there is no back wall or right
> wall to this viewing space. You can see what I'm talking about on my
> flickr page. The TV is going above the fireplace.
Pict
Greg Woods wrote:
> I was surprised to see all the anti-Bose venom here. My Bose system
> (with the cube speakers) works pretty well for us, that's all I know.
> The cube speakers are also very easy to mount and position pretty much
> anywhere you need them.
>
> I'm not an audiophile, but I am so
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm thinking of replacing my current FE with an HD-capable FE, and was
> thinking of putting it all in Silverstone Lascala 17 case:
> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811163055 .
>
> Is anyone using one of these? And failing that, any other
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 23:20:40 -0600
> > From: Meatwad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> All excellent points! Only one question:
>
> > - If same circuit is not possible, try moving all HT equipment to
> > circuits fed
Steve Adeff wrote:
> On Wednesday 18 January 2006 19:27, Meatwad wrote:
>
>>All right. I was a little strong when I called their in-walls 'awful'
>>earlier but then I've had the benefit of routinely listening to a very
>>wide selection of loudspeakers
Richard Bronosky wrote:
> Thank you to Meatwad and others for the directional guidance. I looked
> at the Sonance Quintette 522QR (45 Watt, 5-1/4 PolyP perpendicular
> woofer, 3/4" Cloth pivoting tweeter)
> <http://sonance.com/subs/products.php?category_id=74>. After f
Richard Bronosky wrote:
> Before I by one of these
> http://www.byopvr.com/Sections+index-req-printpage-artid-15.html I want
> to know what compact wireless keyboards you guys like.
>
> I got great advise on speakers, so I'm sticking with the email list.
http://www.notestation.com/ack581.htm just
> I just noticed that is was 38 years ago this week when I started my
> first "Computer Programming" class. They were having trouble with the
> machine (IBM 1620) and had to remove some cover plates to get better
> cooling.
Well I'm 38 years myself last November but I do recall attendance,
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