< snip >
> Sounds like either the mythbackend has started up and been unable to use the
> capture cards, or something weird has happened with the backend.
>
> Give mythbackend a restart and try again, if that does work try clearing out
> your capture cards and re-add them to the video source,
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 04:39:00PM +, Norman Silverstone wrote:
> When I try to run a TV programme I get an error message:- 'MythTV is
> using all inputs, but there are no active recordings?' I cannot recall
> ever seeing this message before I changed to Ubuntu 9.10 and I would be
> grateful if
Have you ran mythtv backend setup to double check the inputs are all
correct? If something never works, try re-configuring.
Neil Perry
2009/11/23 Norman Silverstone
> When I try to run a TV programme I get an error message:- 'MythTV is
> using all inputs, but there are no active recordings?' I
When I try to run a TV programme I get an error message:- 'MythTV is
using all inputs, but there are no active recordings?' I cannot recall
ever seeing this message before I changed to Ubuntu 9.10 and I would be
grateful if someone could suggest a solution. I have looked on Google
but do not unders
< snip >
>
> Last time I played with setting MythTV up, I purged all the packages,
> and re-installed all the MythTV stuff. I followed a guide I found
> on-line, and configured it to use the transmitted guide instead of the
> Radio Times. It worked much better this time. The previous time, I had
2009/8/22 Rob Beard :
> Norman Silverstone wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the pointer to the MythTV mailing list I will follow it up.
>> Incidentally, the changes to my local transmitter has meant that
>> digiboxes etc have also had to be re-set.
>>
>> Norman
>>
> No problem, I haven't used MythTV in a wh
Norman Silverstone wrote:
>
> Thanks for the pointer to the MythTV mailing list I will follow it up.
> Incidentally, the changes to my local transmitter has meant that
> digiboxes etc have also had to be re-set.
>
> Norman
>
No problem, I haven't used MythTV in a while since the PC it was runnin
> > Television in my area has now become digital only and MythTV needs to be
> > re-set to the new transmission. When I try to access the setup from
> > Administration -> MythTV Backend Setup the process starts by asking for
> > any mythbackend processes to be closed. I click OK, enter my password
Norman Silverstone wrote:
> Television in my area has now become digital only and MythTV needs to be
> re-set to the new transmission. When I try to access the setup from
> Administration -> MythTV Backend Setup the process starts by asking for
> any mythbackend processes to be closed. I click OK,
Television in my area has now become digital only and MythTV needs to be
re-set to the new transmission. When I try to access the setup from
Administration -> MythTV Backend Setup the process starts by asking for
any mythbackend processes to be closed. I click OK, enter my password,
the closing pro
norman wrote:
> Thank you Mark and thank you Tony for both your patience and advice. I
> followed the instructions and the magic worked.
Hello, Norman.
I'm glad that we were able to help :-)
Bye,
Tony.
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Thank you Mark and thank you Tony for both your patience and advice. I
followed the instructions and the magic worked.
Norman
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> > [...]
> > I find it easier in cases like this to simply rename 70-persistant-cd.rules
> > as
> > 70-persistant-cd.rules~ and reboot, Ubuntu will create a new set of rules
> > when
> > it discovers the file missing.
>
> Hello, Mark.
>
> Good advice - I should have thought of suggesting that
On Thursday 28 May 2009 12:03:16 norman wrote:
> > > [...]
> > > I find it easier in cases like this to simply rename
> > > 70-persistant-cd.rules as 70-persistant-cd.rules~ and reboot, Ubuntu
> > > will create a new set of rules when it discovers the file missing.
> >
> > Hello, Mark.
> >
> > Good
> > [...]
> > I find it easier in cases like this to simply rename 70-persistant-cd.rules
> > as
> > 70-persistant-cd.rules~ and reboot, Ubuntu will create a new set of rules
> > when
> > it discovers the file missing.
>
> Hello, Mark.
>
> Good advice - I should have thought of suggesting that
Mark Fraser wrote:
> [...]
> I find it easier in cases like this to simply rename 70-persistant-cd.rules as
> 70-persistant-cd.rules~ and reboot, Ubuntu will create a new set of rules when
> it discovers the file missing.
Hello, Mark.
Good advice - I should have thought of suggesting that, becaus
On Wednesday 27 May 2009 21:53:16 Tony Travis wrote:
> norman wrote:
> >>> [...]
> >
> > I suppose it would help if I understood what it was all about. Forgive
> > me but I am not very bright about these things. However, let's assume
> > that something has changed but the software I am using doesn'
norman wrote:
>>> [...]
> I suppose it would help if I understood what it was all about. Forgive
> me but I am not very bright about these things. However, let's assume
> that something has changed but the software I am using doesn't know that
> and, therefore, is still looking for the old /dev/dvd
> >
> > On the face of it you must be correct. I have been reading to find a
> > solution and opened a terminal and tried ls -l /dev/dvd. There was no
> > response so I tried with /dev/dvd1 with the following result:-
> >
> > nor...@gruber:~$ ls -l /dev/dvd1
> > lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 2009-05-
norman wrote:
what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
>>> It plays, no problem.
>> Surely then the device must exist?
>
> On the face of it you must be correct. I have been reading to find a
> solution and opened a terminal and tried ls -l /dev/dvd. There was no
> response so I tried with /dev
From my limited knowledge as well, the lwrx business is the
permissions for that drive. I think that that string means you have
full permissions.
Sorry if I'm wrong lol
James
On 27 May 2009, at 20:04, norman wrote:
>
what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
>>>
>>> It plays, no problem
> >> what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
> >
> > It plays, no problem.
>
> Surely then the device must exist?
On the face of it you must be correct. I have been reading to find a
solution and opened a terminal and tried ls -l /dev/dvd. There was no
response so I tried with /dev/dvd1 with the
Sean Miller wrote:
> On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 5:32 PM, norman wrote:
>
>>> what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
>>>
>> It plays, no problem.
>>
>
> Surely then the device must exist?
>
> Sean
>
Does normal DVD burning work (for instance in K3B or Brasero) work okay?
I take it y
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 5:32 PM, norman wrote:
>> what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
>
> It plays, no problem.
Surely then the device must exist?
Sean
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> could it be duff media?
I don't think so.
>
> what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
It plays, no problem.
>
Norman
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could it be duff media?
what happens if you try to PLAY a DVD?
Sean
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> > I have just tried to make a DVD recording for the first time in about a
> > year and have hit a snag and I wonder if someone could give me a hint or
> > two, please. The recording process gives up near the end with an error
> > message saying it cannot find /dev/dvd and, on checking, there is
norman wrote:
> I have just tried to make a DVD recording for the first time in about a
> year and have hit a snag and I wonder if someone could give me a hint or
> two, please. The recording process gives up near the end with an error
> message saying it cannot find /dev/dvd and, on checking, ther
I have just tried to make a DVD recording for the first time in about a
year and have hit a snag and I wonder if someone could give me a hint or
two, please. The recording process gives up near the end with an error
message saying it cannot find /dev/dvd and, on checking, there is no
such directory
Hi,
Im trying to add a movie to my mythtv setup but how do i find out the
location of the file.
For example right clicking and properties on my media tells me:
/media/sdb1/Pictures
yet when i put this in my myth location finding thingy nothing comes up!
sorry for being vague!!! :)
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> For some time now I have been getting undue hard drive activity at half
> hourly intervals whether my computer is in use or just ticking over. I
> believe that this is due to some search or other carried out by mythtv
> and stops when the mythtv-backend is closed down. In the backend setup
> 'It
For some time now I have been getting undue hard drive activity at half
hourly intervals whether my computer is in use or just ticking over. I
believe that this is due to some search or other carried out by mythtv
and stops when the mythtv-backend is closed down. In the backend setup
'Item 3, Video
Darren check out the following websites:
http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Video
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2176025602905109829&hl=en
http://fiire.com/
Kind regards,
Anders
On 9/27/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I've consulted the MythTV wiki an
Hello all,
I've consulted the MythTV wiki and got some ideas but I was wondering if
anyone else had any experience with getting a MythTV 'house' set up.
I'm going to be moving very soon and I've got a 50" Samsung plasma
planned with a MythTV front end set-top-box type PC connected to it.
Then I
On 5/31/07, Pete Ryland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 31/05/07, Eamonn Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 5/30/07, Pete Ryland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > contains a Hauppauge Nova-T 500 Dual card which is not 100% working in
> > > Linux yet.
> >
> > Interesting point. I was looking
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>To: ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
>Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Mythtv installation help?
>Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 20:13:46 +0200
>
>STONE COLD wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Now that i have tvtime working i thought it was maybe
STONE COLD wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Now that i have tvtime working i thought it was maybe a good idea to move on
> to Mythtv.
> I have scouted the web and uunfortunately have been unable to find anything
> that helps someone like me ( i have no knowledge of linux, ubuntu is my
> first try at linux).
>
Hi,
Now that i have tvtime working i thought it was maybe a good idea to move on
to Mythtv.
I have scouted the web and uunfortunately have been unable to find anything
that helps someone like me ( i have no knowledge of linux, ubuntu is my
first try at linux).
Therefore can someone please help
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