I am considering moving from Fedora Core 2 to Centos 4, since we already
use Red Hat Enterprise at work and that's what I'm most familiar with.
I prefer RPM over source installs. Anyone running successfully on
CentOS 4? Are atRPMs for CentOS 4 about as timely as support for
Fedora? How about iv
Mike Ryan wrote:
> It'll only be a short presentation (10 minutes or so probably), so there's
> only
> a limited amount of high-level information I'll be able to get across.
> However,
> there's a QA session afterwards as well.
If I may make a suggestion.. Make a statement or two about the free
Axel Thimm wrote:
Thanks, yes, I uploaded the fixes ~10h ago and verified them working
on FC3/i386 and FC3/x86_64 (finally ...).
I am still experiencing the problem on FC2/i386. Is this still
supported and if so, I would appreciate it if you could let me know if
it should be working.
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Axel Thimm wrote:
Yes, it is. Please send in more details (perhaps better on
bugzilla.atrpms.net and a link to the bug here). Thanks.
As requested: http://bugzilla.atrpms.net/show_bug.cgi?id=528
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Axel Thimm wrote:
Thanks, that's indeed a different issue, it just hadn't been scheduled
to be built. It will appear in a couple of hours.
Thank you, everything works now.
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I have the audio out of my PVR350 going into the sound card. The output
of the sound card is sent to the stereo. This allows me to watch TV and
listen to music and works great.
What I wonder about is 5.1 surround. I don't have digital cable. Is
digital cable required to receive 5.1? I hav
Nick wrote:
The PVR-350 card records and ouputs stereo analog audio
That is helpful, thank you.
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Hello Mythers. I had a drive go south on me and eventually decided to
rebuild the system from scratch on different hardware. During the
process of the drive failing, the database was corrupted. I *do* have
backup but not as far back as I need to get a good, clean copy of the
database, so the bac
Marty Ravell wrote:
> I have a hidden MythTV box. The wife was pissed at my collection of
> homebuilt amps and cables all over the place so I replaced most of it
> with a MythTV box and moved this, along with my power amp, to a custom
> built cabinet under the floor (timber frame house). The only
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>You've missed the point. These types of packages don't look for
>multiple attempts at a single user name. They simply watch the auth
>logs and match failures to IPs. Once an IP has accumulated a certain
>number of failures within a specified time period, that IP addres
(Fedora Core 4)
-Sound works with Mythmusic and recorded shows.
-I have an .asounrc file in /home/mythtv which is suitable to the sound
card.
-The audio out from my PVR350 is patched to the line in on the sound card.
-I have muted and unmuted various settings in alsamixer, but haven't
found that ma
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> In any event---yes, in addition to the archives. Searching archives
> is a poor substitute for organized information in a central place.
> The archives are huge (2400 messages/month! 14 meg/month!); poorly
> organized (threads often wander); and invariably contain large
Michael Starks wrote:
> (Fedora Core 4)
> -Sound works with Mythmusic and recorded shows.
> -I have an .asounrc file in /home/mythtv which is suitable to the sound
> card.
> -The audio out from my PVR350 is patched to the line in on the sound card.
> -I have muted and unmuted v
I have been thinking of using a laptop CPU to save power on a new MythTV
system. Basically, I'd like to be able to use the cpuspeed daemon to
drop the CPU speed when there isn't a lot going in. Has anyone done
with with a full-size mainboard? Any other tips?
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> The power savings are so small as to not be meaningull in a desktop.
> I'm sure the unstated goal here is heat and fan noise reduction.
Actually, I don't care too much about heat and noise since the server is
in the basement. I truly am interested in energy conservation but at
the same time h
John Andersen wrote:
\> In that case you are truly on a fools errand.
>
> You will NEVER save enough energy with this CPU to recover
> your costs. Vastly more power could be saved by huge passive
> heat sinks and getting rid of fans.
That may be true, however I have observed (measured) that a mo
I had an idea about how the delay might be reduced when changing
channels. In a 2+ tuner system, can one tuner "leapfrog" the other and
start buffering the next or previous channel, depending on the direction
the user is surfing?
For example, I start at channel three.
Tuner two starts buffering
On Fri, 2004-12-10 at 21:32 +, John Harvey wrote:
> You should be reading from /dev/video0 and writing to /dev/video16.
> It looks like somewhere in the setup stuff it has /dev/video0 as your input
> device?
Looking in mythtvsetup I had inadvertently configured /dev/video0
and /dev/video16. I
On Mon, 2004-12-13 at 22:20 -0500, Noel Murphy wrote:
> I have been following Jarod's guide for setting up my FC3 mythbox.
>
> I have 1 sort of working, however not 100%.
>
> First off, I've added the lines:
>
> # ivtv modules setup
> alias char-major-81 videodev
> alias char-major-81-0 ivtv
On Tue, 2004-12-14 at 08:41 -0500, David George wrote:
> Interesting. The only problem with this is, at least in FC3, rc.local
> runs after all the other init scripts. Which means if you are
> automatically starting mythbackend with the mythbackend script the ivtv
> module won't load until aft
On Wed, 2004-12-15 at 16:16 -0500, Craig Partin wrote:
> What security measures do others have in place?
I do not believe security is a primary design consideration with Myth
and as such, I treat it as untrusted. As to MythWeb, access is
controlled via IP filtering and SSH tunneling.
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I had live TV working at one point and now it just gives me a black
screen. It was working, I went into setup and played around with the
offsets, and when I went back it didn't work. I can't think of anything
else that changed, yet I can't see the connection.
I can capture and play a test MPG th
On Tue, 2004-12-14 at 08:41 -0500, David George wrote:
> Interesting. The only problem with this is, at least in FC3, rc.local
> runs after all the other init scripts. Which means if you are
> automatically starting mythbackend with the mythbackend script the ivtv
> module won't load until aft
On Wed, 2004-12-15 at 21:23 -0500, Craig Partin wrote:
> Is SSH the only software people trust to listen for network
> connections? What's wrong with apache and SSL? And does myth
> (backend or frontend) listen for anything? Are there dangers in just
> having one machine running myth also runnin
If I change my hostname to a fully qualified name (such as host to
host.domain.com), will I have to follow the procedure as if I changed
the hostname from host to host2? Thanks.
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On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 10:14 -0800, Bruce McKenzie wrote:
> MySQL can be "moved" by moving the database files (usually in
> /var/lib/mysql). They're just regular files. Be sure to stop mysqld first.
This is what I did. I moved everything from /var/lib/mysql/mythconverg
to the new system. It didn
On Wed, 2004-12-22 at 15:56 -0500, Anthony Vito wrote:
> ]# ftp pchdtv.com
> ]# ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ]# telnet pchdtv.com
> ]# finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> # Now we know pchdtv is a valid user on the server..
And of course you obtained permission before fingerprinting and
enumerating this re
On Thu, 2004-12-30 at 16:16 +0100, Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How much of the packages are ready to go for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0?
>
> I started of with FC3 only because Jarod's guide made it look like a
> jiffy.
>
> However I am not that big a fan of the short lifespan of Fedora
I have a system (Fedora Core II) with a PVR350 and a PVR250. The first
tuner works OK, but the second does not. Here are the relevant logs and
config info:
When trying to enable PIP, the menu freezes on the screen and I get this
in mythbackend.log:
Error setting format
VIDIOC_S_FMT:: Device or r
On Sat, 2005-01-01 at 13:44 -0800, Yan-Fa Li wrote:
> You do know that you're actually just talking to a single card right ?
> Look at the minor device numbers. There's your sign.
Thanks for your response. I suspected the device file(s) since I had to
mess with them in the beginning to get thing
Myth 0.16
Fedora Core 2
I recently ran into a situation where Myth was set to record two things
simultaneously (I have two tuners). I was watching LiveTV and, as
expected, the dialogue came up asking if I wanted to record it, watch
tv, or watch it while it records. I chose to just watch TV. Str
On Sat, 2005-02-05 at 14:19 -0800, CrAzY mAD wrote:
> I just installed Myth on a remote machine and have it
> connected via a Netgear 802.11G bridge. MythTV and
> recorded TV shows play fine, but my avi movies in
> MythVideo stutter every 2 seconds.
How is the signal strength? The speed will d
> Well Theft would be climbing the pole and connecting or disconnecting
> something, but if the cable company neglected to place a filter on
> your line, is it stealing? I dont think it is
IANAL, but I do know that if someone sends something to you in the mail
unsolicited they cannot expect or req
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