This guide (
http://mahune.org/archive/2005/05/07/mythtv-and-xbox/
) worked for me. Ubuntu dapper (worked on brezzy
too), mythtv 18.1.
If your laptop works but you're having trouble with
xbmcmythtv then I'd suggest the mythpretty.sh from .16
, mythweb and samba. That's my config and it rocks.
Steve nailed it. You where most likely looking at a
non T3CH build. I haven't had any issues using other
builds (pimped, etc) the only difference should be the
added scripts. That said T3CH's reputation is good
enough to be the 'supported' build.
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I've got my guide filling from zap2it but, I'd like to
see what diferences are in the epg broadcast OTA.
I've already got an extra set of listings for the HDTV
channels.
Also when setting prioritys for what tuner to use is 0
higher than 9?
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I found this old post
http://mythtv.org/pipermail/mythtv-users/2005-June/092221.html
--quote
The RT grabber provides slightly better but longer
program descriptions, full
reviews for films and provides 14 days data at a time.
The OTA EPG provides
just 7 days data but doesn't need the computer to
Related but off topic...
Ubuntu's 2.6.15 kernel creates /dev/dvb#.DEVICE# not
/dev/dvb/adapter#/DEVICE# which appears to be what
azap (from cvs) and mythtv (18.1 .debs) expect.
I can create symlinks with sudo ln -s and it'll work
but, they are not persistent through reboots (not that
I expected t
-quote-
I want myth to co-exist on my regular desktop PC.
I'm using Debian and the MythTV packages are currently
not maintained. I don't know how to tweak the source
or makefiles to compile, so is KnoppMyth my best
options?
-quote-
Debian or Ubuntu are your best option. There are some
issues with
--quote-- Actually I am using a T3CH version. Should it be a fairly new one? The one I have is dated August 7th. I'm downloading a 'PIMPED' version now to try. Norm --quote--T3CH builds are the best, a new one should show up about once a week. There are seveal bittorrent sites as well as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm using Ubuntu and it's mythtv packages and it works great. bt878 and Air2PC HDTV. I had a little trouble with breezy and a mismatch between the plugin and backend versions (I need mythweb). But I don't think that is still an issue. I'm currently running dappe
On 12/9/05, Steve Adeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd also recommend looking at Kubuntu instead, its KDE based which would makeit better for MythTV, and IMNSHO better overall since I think KDE is yearsahead of Gnome..I'll try not to start a flame war but i do want to point something out... Kubunt
On 12/12/05, Daniel Stengel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok now my question: Did anyone succeed in converting such a nuppelvideo(recorded by a bttv card) to an xvid/divx or watching it on a standardubuntu desktop?Please tell me how!Daniel
I autotranscode my bt878 recordings to mpeg4 with the build in
On 12/11/05, mrwester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks
for the input, I'd thought about this also, but why would capturing
with the DViCO+PVR-350 be different than capturing with DViCO+Tuner1 of
the PVR-500? The former gives me corrupt digital capture while
the latter does not.
Mike
Is the 350
On 12/13/05, Daniel Stengel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Isn't there some other... more standardized, supported way to convert abttv-nuppelvideo to mpeg/divxnuvexport, mythmkmovie, myth2ipod are all options (I have yet to get them to work but, many others have). You can transcode from the frontend b
I don't know if they count as DVB files but the .nuvs from my Air2PC on myth 18.1 play fine in VLC 8.4. I use the wxWindows frontend. It looks quite a bit like the old windows media player or the current media player classic. There is also kvlc and gvlc.
Do you have all the related librarys inst
The Air2PC series of cards, which are also descirbed in your quote, and newer Fusion5 cards are also supported by the linux kernel. That makes 6 seperate models/ 3 brands.All are 'software decode' depending on your videocard XV/XVmc will help. My 1500+ decodes 1080i + AC3 just fine, with or witho
apt-get fails under Dapper due to libasound 2 < 1.0.10 (ubuntu packages 1.0.9). I haven't taken the time to find why the dependency isn't ment and won't till tomarow but, thought I'd pass along the info anyway.
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On 12/22/05, joe byrne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just installed an air2pc card (the version with the bcm3510) torecord atsc OTA. It coexists with an ivtv card and a bttv card, whichboth record OTA. Yes, I like variety. I'm running mythtv 18.1installed from rpms on FC4 with a
2.6.14 kernel.
On 12/21/05, Isaac Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Could just use the packages that are in multiverse..I am, these are newer and include added functionality.I pulled libasound from debian testing, we'll see how that goes.
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On 12/22/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I also ran into problems on reboot with this card. For lack of a better term, it had to "warm-up" a few minutes before starting the backend service, otherwise it would fail to tune in to the start-up channel, blank out the start-up channel
Help, I'd love to get this out of my logs.DB Error (DelLogEntry#1):Query was:SELECT logid FROM mythlog WHERE module= 'mythbackend' ORDER BY logdate ASC ;Driver error was [2/1016]:QMYSQL3: Unable to execute query
Database error was:Can't open file: 'mythlog.MYI' (errno: 145)
Thank you much. It found and fixed the error with that table, as soon as I remembered my mythtv password is not mythtv :-)On 12/22/05, James Oltman <
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On 12/22/05, casey dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I pulled libasound from debian testing, we'll see how that goes.
Looks good so far. This is a desktop machine as well as my mythbackend. The Debian package seems to have caused no ill affects.How long should it take to fill in the e
On 12/22/05, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The dtv_multiplex table is likely the one you're after. I'd recommendusing a visual editor like phpMyAdmin - it makes navigating themythconverg database very easy.NickIt's actualy channel, once you've copied the mplexid, serviceid, atscsrd's to the prope
On 12/24/05, Marius Schrecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thinkling of my spdif weirdnesses and libasound...What's the version number and full package name of the libasound you'reusing? Is it not libasound2???libasound2_1.0.10-1_i386.deb from testing
http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_pack
On 12/24/05, joe byrne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually, it was dtv_multiplex, as far as I can tell. I just deletedthe items with "0" frequency entries. It was bogus transports, notchannels, that I was after.That's odd. I ended up with just one odd multiplex but an extra copy of every channel
I found reference in the linuxtv cvs that US atsc was shifted up 28.615 Khz. This true? I found a zenth paper that confirms it?
http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/dvb-apps/util/scan/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB?rev=1.1&view=auto
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> On 12/26/05, belcampo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:>>No solution, but assistance needed. I do have a Snazio Network DVD-player HD>>capable. It's based on a 166MHz based ARM CPU with 64MB and 4MB Flash-memory.
The trick is going to be using the decoder hardware built into that box. The hacks you m
Just did a little test and I don't get one channel when running dvbscan with the upshifted ATSC file that I get with the NTSC file.OT: anyone able to compile pchdtvr? It errors for me on dmx.h
On 12/25/05, casey dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I found reference in the linuxtv cvs that
You are most likely missing the firmware dvb-fe-bcm3510-01.fw; you should be able to pull it out of the linuxtv cvs and drop in the the proper /lib/firmware/2.6.14[something something something] directory. It is also good to get the utils out of cvs while you're there, they are handy for checking s
On 1/11/06, Brian Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I believe there are problems using the bttv and dvb stuff at the sametime.
Works fine here (WintvGO + Air2PC).
Somehow, every time they "improve" the kernel I wind up spending many
hours just trying to get things working the way they used to:-)I *r
Chris, is that related to the AJAX style changes that where talked
about recently to speed up the web interface? If so how is that
going? Well I hope.
And kudos to Mathias, that's a VERY nice looking theme.
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avidemux on linuxvirtualdub on windowsavisynth on windowsCheck the doom9 forums for more information. forum.doom9.orgOn 1/13/06,
Niels Dybdahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know of an easy way to take the muxed MPEG 2 videosthat the Win TV PVR-250 records, and convert them to DIVX e
I'd be interested in seeing this done. Another device to manage recordings from is always handy (I don't use a mythfronted, backend only with an xbox, vlc on a XP laptop, and GameShark Media player are my frontends).
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