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Monday, October 17th, 2005, 00:00 UTC
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[00:11:00] mortal5: howdy folks
[00:12:00] mortal5: those of you who [re]encode your captured tv, what do you use?
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[00:12:00] mortal5: what formats give you quality and portibility?
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[00:16:00] mmurphy: anyone have any idea why my pvr woudn't be recording audio but the 150 in the same machine is?
[00:16:00] mmurphy: the pvr that isn't recording audio is a 350
[00:17:00] mortal5: you have a 150 and a 350?
[00:17:00] mmurphy: yup
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[00:18:00] mortal5: why?
[00:19:00] mortal5: also, how do you save your tv? Do you just keep the raw mpg or reencode it?
[00:19:00] Flux0r: hey, i'm planning to get myself a barebone system with mythtv, but i've got a few questions
[00:20:00] Flux0r: 'don't ask to ask!'
[00:20:00] Flux0r: ok
[00:20:00] mortal5: the answer is 42
[00:20:00] mortal5: :p
[00:20:00] Flux0r: first of all: i'm pretty comfortable with ubuntu, but will it require more configuring than knoppmyth?
[00:21:00] Flux0r: secondly: i'd like to buy an asus pundit-r with an on-board ati video card. how well are the ati drivers at the moment? i've learnt that there was some patching of the drivers needed in the past
[00:24:00] Flux0r: third: does anybody know H Foundation? i'm listening to it right now and it chills the heck out of me!
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[00:27:00] mmurphy: anyonie running dual pvr cards here?
[00:29:00] sphery: [1]lucas: custom record (if you're still around)
[00:29:00] sphery: mmurphy: Yep. Why?
[00:30:00] mmurphy: sphery: im having issues recording with my pvr
[00:30:00] sphery: Which ones?
[00:30:00] mmurphy: pvr350 and 150 both record but the 350 has no audio
[00:30:00] sphery: Did you set up one before the other or both at the same time?
[00:30:00] mmurphy: same time
[00:30:00] sphery: (i.e. did the PVR-350 sound ever work?)
[00:30:00] mmurphy: o yes
[00:30:00] mmurphy: before i formated
[00:31:00] mmurphy: im going to remove the 150 now and retest
[00:31:00] sphery: OK. I meant on this install...
[00:31:00] sphery: Did you specify any module options?
[00:31:00] sphery: And what version of ivtv?
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[00:32:00] mmurphy: 0.4 and and no options in /etc/modprobe.conf
[00:32:00] mmurphy: should i have?
[00:33:00] sphery: Just figuring out your setup...
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[00:33:00] mmurphy: ok
[00:33:00] mmurphy: sec.
[00:34:00] mmurphy: sphery: ever see a pvr350 not record autio?
[00:35:00] Jazbo: I'm getting a slightly distorted image when I watch live tv or recordings. I found the problem by opening up a recording in avidemux and playing around with filters. I needed to do a chroma shift (both u and v needed shifting). So my question is, how can I make it so that these chroma shifts are applied to live tv (without having to do post recording processing)? Is there some way I can set the chroma shifts in ivtv?
[00:37:00] sphery: mmurphy: can you post your ivtv initialization stuff at http://pastebin.com/
[00:37:00] sphery: mmurphy: You can get it with
[00:37:00] sphery: tac /var/log/messages | sed -n '/=\ \ END INIT IVTV\ \ =/,/= START INIT IVTV =/p; /= START INIT IVTV =/q' | tac
[00:39:00] mmurphy: sphery: pvr350 no 150 in the box or loaded in /etc/modprobe.conf video and autio works
[00:39:00] sphery: Do you have a log from when both are installed?
[00:39:00] mmurphy: getting that now ...
[00:39:00] sphery: (IVTV init info)
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[00:39:00] sphery: the tac command above pulls the last one, so it would be the one with only the 350...
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[00:40:00] mmurphy: ya im going to add it .. reboot
[00:40:00] mmurphy: give me 1 minute
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[00:41:00] poonj: hey guys....something weird's happening
[00:41:00] poonj: I compiled mythtv and mythtv-plugins
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[00:42:00] poonj: however, I'm trying to install the .deb packages I've created...and there seems to be a conflict of libraries
[00:42:00] poonj: the libqt3-mt-dev package was installed for me to compile
[00:42:00] poonj: however, when I'm trying to install libmyth, mythfrontend, and mythbackend
[00:42:00] poonj: I need libqt3c102-mt
[00:43:00] poonj: however, it says that library is not installable....
[00:44:00] jd86: Ok, i'm working on letting another computer connect to a backend, and i can watch livetv with the frontend on the machine with the backend, but with the other machine it cant play live tv it just konks out
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[00:49:00] mmurphy: sphery: still here ?? one more minute
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[00:49:00] sphery: yep
[00:49:00] mmurphy: ok won't be long now
[00:49:00] sphery: np
[00:49:00] sphery: Trying to make a FF search plugin for MythTV mailing list archives...
[00:50:00] djperegrine: noice
[00:51:00] sphery: djperegrine: did you check in the freezer?  ;)
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[00:53:00] Netslayer: how do these ati remote wonder remotes work?
[00:53:00] Jazbo: Anyone know how to set up a chroma shift? Do I do this though ivtv somehow?
[00:54:00] mmurphy: sphery: http://pastebin.com/395905
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[00:55:00] mmurphy: and
[00:55:00] mmurphy: sphery: alias eth0 sis900
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias snd-card-0 snd-intel8x0
[00:55:00] mmurphy: options snd-card-0 index=0
[00:55:00] mmurphy: options snd-intel8x0 index=0
[00:55:00] mmurphy: remove snd-intel8x0 { /usr/sbin/alsactl store 0 >/dev/null 2>&1 || : ; }; /sbin/modprobe -r --ignore-remove snd-intel8x0
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias usb-controller ehci-hcd
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias usb-controller1 ohci-hcd
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-61 lirc_i2c
[00:55:00] mmurphy: #ivtv modules setup
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81 ivtv
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81–0 ivtv
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81–1 ivtv
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias tveeprom tveeprom-ivtv
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias tuner tuner-ivtv
[00:55:00] mmurphy: alias msp3400 msp3400-ivtv
[00:55:00] mmurphy: # nvidia kernel module
[00:56:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-195 nvidia-1_0–7667
[00:56:00] mmurphy: alias nvidia nvidia-1_0–7667
[00:56:00] mmurphy: install lirc_i2c /sbin/modprobe ivtv; /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install lirc_i2c
[00:56:00] mmurphy: woops
[00:56:00] mmurphy: that was supposed to be pastebin link
[00:56:00] mmurphy: http://pastebin.com/395908
[00:57:00] sphery: Try getting rid of the "alias msp3400 msp3400-ivtv" and see what happens.
[00:57:00] mmurphy: ok
[00:57:00] sphery: 2.6.13 should have support for the PVR-350 in the kernel's msp3400
[00:58:00] sphery: And, since that happens to be the audio processor...
[00:58:00] sphery: tveeprom: audio processor = MSP4448 (type = 1b)???
[00:58:00] sphery: Typo in ivtv?
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[00:58:00] sphery: Seems to be working, however...
[00:58:00] mmurphy: ok rebooting now
[00:59:00] sphery: (at least the loading of 3400--not the functioning of it  ;)
[00:59:00] poonj: okay
[00:59:00] poonj: I don't understand this
[01:00:00] poonj: I'm using mythdvd to rip a dvd
[01:00:00] poonj: however, when I select the track to rip, I hit 0...and then it says there are no jobs and I can hit 0 to rip a new dvd...
[01:00:00] poonj: what is wrong?
[01:05:00] jd86: ok for some reason i have a /dev/video0 /dev/video1 and they both do the same thing
[01:05:00] sphery: jd86: two tuner cards?
[01:05:00] SlicerDicer-: the pod people are coming the pod people are coming!!!
[01:06:00] jd86: sphery: yea, but they both are just using the first one...
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[01:06:00] PaulWay: SlicerDicer: I _am_ the pod people!
[01:07:00] sphery: jd86: ??? Both using the input "Tuner 0"?
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[01:08:00] jd86: sphery: if i have a tuner setup to /dev/v4l/video1 or video0 they both use same tuner..
[01:08:00] jd86: :(
[01:08:00] sphery: How can you tell?
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[01:08:00] jd86: i pulled the coax out
[01:08:00] jd86: heh
[01:08:00] jd86: well unsrewed it
[01:09:00] jd86: and it was still on
[01:09:00] sphery: That should tell you...
[01:09:00] jd86: i was like its a miracle. ugh.
[01:09:00] sphery: Do you have a link from one to the other?
[01:09:00] sphery: (i.e. soft-link)
[01:09:00] jd86: i'm rebooting, i did a few changes
[01:09:00] jd86: no
[01:10:00] jd86: i think udev is playing tricks on me
[01:10:00] mmurphy: sphery: looks like that made the 350 do audio and the 150 not
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[01:11:00] sphery: jd86: That's what I would guess. It's making links or something...
[01:11:00] sphery: mmurphy: Oh, you wanted them both to work?  ;)
[01:11:00] jd86: sphery: but why tho? i doubt it
[01:11:00] sphery: mmurphy: new logs on pastebin?
[01:12:00] sphery: jd86: udev does exactly what it's told--even if it's told to do the wrong thing.
[01:14:00] jd86: ut oh
[01:14:00] jd86: i tink its dead.
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[01:17:00] sphery: jd86: capture card is dead?
[01:18:00] jd86: no
[01:18:00] jd86: everything.
[01:18:00] jd86: lol
[01:18:00] sphery: Oh.
[01:18:00] jd86: this tuner stuff with linux is extremely.. pickey..
[01:18:00] sphery: yeah...
[01:18:00] sphery: Not too forgiving.
[01:18:00] sphery: But once you get it working...  :)
[01:19:00] mmurphy: sphery: no new logs ...
[01:19:00] mmurphy: which ones would help now?
[01:19:00] jd86: i think video0 is bogus
[01:20:00] mmurphy: without alias msp3400 msp3400-ivtv??
[01:20:00] sphery: The ones with the PVR-350 working and the PVR-150 soundless...
[01:20:00] jd86: i did cat /dev/v4l/video0 > test.mpeg and it said invalid argument
[01:20:00] mmurphy: ok sec.
[01:20:00] sphery: mmurphy: yes
[01:21:00] mortal5: mmurphy: what do you encode your video as?
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[01:21:00] mortal5: I find the quality settings for ivtv, if you put it down to 2200 to be really horrible
[01:21:00] mortal5: so i capture at 8k, and re-encode to 2200 avi
[01:21:00] mortal5: (ffmpeg)
[01:21:00] mmurphy: mortal5: default
[01:22:00] mortal5: you don't re-encode?
[01:22:00] mortal5: you must have a 300g hd
[01:22:00] mmurphy: not as of yet ...
[01:22:00] mmurphy: trying to get audio working first
[01:22:00] mortal5: ah
[01:23:00] mortal5: does anyone here re-encode?
[01:25:00] mmurphy: sphery: http://pastebin.com/395934
[01:25:00] mmurphy: sphery: qhat do you think?
[01:25:00] xris: mortal5: I use nuvexport to reencode to xvid
[01:25:00] xris: 350M/hour (minus commercials)
[01:26:00] mortal5: I re-encode using ffmpeg to avi, it turns out to about a gig an hour
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[01:27:00] xris: mortal5: what kind of avi? avi is just a container format.
[01:27:00] mortal5: ffmpeg
[01:27:00] xris: and what settings? The defaults should yield 350M/hour
[01:27:00] xris: mortal5: avi can contain msvideo, xvid, divx.. probably even mpeg.
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[01:27:00] sphery: mmurphy: cx25840 1–0044: unable to open firmware /lib/modules/HcwMakoA.ROM
[01:27:00] mortal5: i c
[01:27:00] xris: or are you not using nuvexport?
[01:28:00] sphery: mmurphy: you don't have the PVR-150's audio firmware...
[01:28:00] mortal5: no i'm just passing a command line to ffmpeg
[01:28:00] sphery: mmurphy: Try again with the HcwMakoA.ROM installed and without the msp3400-ivtv alias...
[01:28:00] mmurphy: sphery: really?
[01:28:00] xris: imho ffmpeg's quality sucks compared to transcode... but nuvexport supports both. much nicer wrapper than doing things manually.
[01:28:00] mmurphy: sec.
[01:29:00] mortal5: hmm
[01:29:00] mmurphy: darn ... stupid me ..
[01:29:00] mmurphy: sec.
[01:29:00] dcstimm: hey guys, I just bought the new ipod with video support, and it plays our 480x480 mpeg2 perfectly from my 250 card
[01:29:00] sphery: mmurphy: http://www.ivtvdriver.org/index.php/Firmware for more info on the file...
[01:29:00] dcstimm: just wanted to spread the news
[01:30:00] xris: dcstimm: nice
[01:31:00] dcstimm: xris, i was going to buy the creative zen or what ever its called but the wide screen on it made watching tv shows look very small
[01:31:00] dcstimm: the ipod screen is already 4:3 so its perfect
[01:31:00] xris: 320x240 is too small
[01:31:00] dcstimm: xris, what is?
[01:31:00] mortal5: dcstimm: I've always found the lower bitrate settings to be absolute crap in ivtv
[01:31:00] xris: dcstimm: anything smaller than a 12" laptop screen is too small. resolution aside.
[01:31:00] dcstimm: mortal5, 480x480 is fine
[01:32:00] xris: dcstimm: the screen on the ipod is 320x240
[01:32:00] dcstimm: xris, it plays 480x480 fine
[01:32:00] sphery: xris: and even worse it's like 2.5 inches...
[01:32:00] dcstimm: sphery, its perfect though
[01:32:00] xris: dcstimm: just saying... 320x240 (and 2.5") is *way* too small for enjoyable watching.
[01:32:00] dcstimm: xris, i dont think so
[01:33:00] dcstimm: its enjoyable
[01:33:00] xris: dcstimm: well, glad you think so...
[01:33:00] dcstimm: the quality is fine
[01:33:00] sphery: so is radio, and you get about as much benefit from the video... :)
[01:33:00] xris: my real complaint about the ipod is that it doesn't support divx/xvid or ogg
[01:33:00] xris: that and the battery in mine sucks (3rd gen)
[01:34:00] dcstimm: xris, apple wouldnt do that
[01:34:00] xris: dcstimm: duh
[01:34:00] xris: I'm amazed that it plays your mpegs
[01:34:00] lordliima: anybody here know if there is development on the xbmc mythtv frontend?
[01:34:00] dcstimm: xris, 19.95 for a new battery or take it to apple for $59 and they will replace your ipod for a new one
[01:34:00] mortal5: xris: is this nuvexport like built in to mythtv or is t stand alone
[01:34:00] dcstimm: xris, quicktime plays it so this works also
[01:35:00] xris: mortal5: standalone... http://forevermore.net/files/nuvexport
[01:35:00] xris: dcstimm: quicktime plays lots of stuff. mpeg is a plugin for quicktime. thus, I'm impressed. the announcements said that it only plays 2 formats.
[01:36:00] dcstimm: xris, it plays all quicktime formats
[01:36:00] dcstimm: all native
[01:36:00] xris: dcstimm: and I know about the battery. but since 80% of my music is in ogg format, and I can't connect to my ipod from linux without wiping out any playlists I have (stupid amarok), I don't really use it.
[01:36:00] xris: dcstimm: mpeg isn't native. it's a plugin.
[01:36:00] dcstimm: xris, it plays it
[01:36:00] xris: at least it used to be.
[01:36:00] xris: dcstimm: I'm not doubting you. just saying that I doubt it's quicktime.
[01:36:00] dcstimm: hmm no idea
[01:37:00] xris: if it was quicktime, it'd play divx, etc.
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[01:37:00] mortal5: xris: have you ever used avidemux?
[01:37:00] xris: quicktime, other than the qt/mov file format stuff is really just an interface like gstreamer is for linux.
[01:37:00] xris: mortal5: yes, I do occasionally for cutting out stuff.
[01:38:00] xris: and it's used by nuvexport's mpeg2cut function (which I don't use)
[01:38:00] dcstimm: xris, the new ipod is not marketed towards playing video, its a normal ipod with bonus video
[01:38:00] xris: dcstimm: I know.
[01:38:00] xris: thus it's not a "video ipod" and stevie-j never lies.
[01:38:00] dcstimm: I wish the psp had a harddrive
[01:38:00] WAR_CH|LD: what recommendations do we have for dvb-t cardsfor use in australia?
[01:39:00] mortal5: xris: so you think avidemux is the best for video editing?
[01:39:00] jd86: of course i've gotten stuck with the one tuner card of the bunch of these types that dont work..
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[01:40:00] xris: mortal5: for cutting commercials? myth's is best. for linux-based quick edits (esp. for lossless editing of avi files), avidemux is good.. there are others but I've never used them.
[01:40:00] k-man: i saw this sort of roadmap for 0.19 somewhere but i can't find the link again
[01:40:00] k-man: anyone know the link
[01:40:00] k-man: ?
[01:40:00] xris: k-man: the wiki keeps a log of changesets... and there might be something on the myth trac server.
[01:40:00] k-man: xris, which wiki? there seems to be more than one wiki
[01:41:00] xris: k-man: mythtv.info
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[01:41:00] k-man: ok
[01:41:00] k-man: thanks
[01:41:00] xris: there is no other wiki (yet)... there will eventually be one at mythtv.org, but they're still working on importing the stuff from .info
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[01:41:00] jd86: oh well, this is depressing.
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[01:41:00] k-man: xris, oh
[01:41:00] k-man: ok
[01:42:00] ** xris goes to check on his bubbling raspberry sauce **
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[01:48:00] mmurphy: sphery: ??
[01:48:00] sphery: mmurphy: yes
[01:48:00] sphery: no change?
[01:48:00] mmurphy: sphery: testing now ... and will paste in pastebin
[01:48:00] mmurphy: sec.
[01:53:00] k-man: xris, where is the myth trac serveR?
[01:53:00] k-man: server?
[01:53:00] sphery: svn.mythtv.org
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[01:56:00] k-man: thanks
[01:56:00] sphery: np
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[02:05:00] mmurphy: sphery: http://pastebin.com/395959
[02:05:00] mmurphy: sphery: no audio works then ...
[02:09:00] sphery: mmurphy: I don't know what could be causing it.
[02:09:00] sphery: I've heard of people having problems with PVR-150/500's and PVR-250/350's mixed.
[02:09:00] sphery: It's always audio problems, too...
[02:10:00] sphery: I know that you should have the audio firmware for autodetection of the audio standard with the PVR-150
[02:10:00] sphery: About all I can recommend is trying again with the alias for msp3400-ivtv back in...
[02:10:00] mmurphy: with the alias msp3400 msp3400-ivtv i get pvr350=no pvr150=yes
[02:10:00] sphery: Also, make sure you power down the system for at least 30 seconds
[02:11:00] mmurphy: seriaously?
[02:11:00] sphery: You get 150 audio after the audio firmware is installed?
[02:11:00] sphery: Yes. Seriously you need to cold boot (after at least 30-seconds of power off--ideally power supply off).
[02:12:00] mmurphy: yup but with the alias msp3400 msp3400-ivtv
[02:12:00] sphery: Some settings stick around from boot to boot, so the only way to verify a complete reset is to let all the caps discharge
[02:12:00] sphery: OK.
[02:12:00] sphery: Try the cold boot.
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[02:12:00] sphery: If that doesn't help, I don't think I'll be able to figure it out.
[02:12:00] sphery: Good luck.
[02:12:00] mmurphy: ok
[02:13:00] mmurphy: trying that now
[02:13:00] mmurphy: what is: alias tuner tuner-ivtv for?
[02:13:00] sphery: That's using the tuner module distributed with ivtv.
[02:13:00] sphery: You shouldn't need that either.
[02:13:00] FITH: Hmm. is the current SVN sensitive to g++ versions?
[02:14:00] sphery: I'd take it out (cleaner installation)
[02:14:00] mmurphy: ok ... shuting down now
[02:14:00] FITH: i.e. does it need 4.0+ or newer then 3.3.5?
[02:15:00] sphery: FITH--no
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[02:15:00] sphery: Just not older than 2.95
[02:15:00] sphery: (I think they still support that one)
[02:15:00] sphery: You should be fine with 3.3.5
[02:15:00] FITH: Hmm. Okay... maybe a bad checkout, or something else, I'll come back when I have a more formed question :)
[02:15:00] sphery: I have gcc 3.3.2 on my Myth box...
[02:17:00] FITH: I have a year old debian unstable box, and I was hoping to compile myth 0.18.1 + plugins with out syncing up a years worth of debs....
[02:17:00] FITH: myth compiles fine, but the plugins die with odd errors.. I'll keep looking
[02:17:00] FITH: (or just bite the bullet and upgrade the damn thing :)
[02:17:00] sphery: gl
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[02:26:00] mmurphy: anyone else in here running PVR 250/350 + 150 ??
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[02:31:00] mmurphy: sphery: you still around?
[02:32:00] bRuZdEGO: have you guys got any offically looking reviews that say lots of nice things about mythtv?
[02:32:00] FITH: Oh crap.... Duh. The build looks in /usr/local/include for mythtv includes and I didn't install the new version yet :)
[02:32:00] sphery: mmurphy: yeah
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[02:32:00] mmurphy: this:
[02:32:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81 ivtv
[02:32:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81–0 ivtv
[02:32:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81–1 ivtv
[02:32:00] mmurphy: the pvr350 does audio and video
[02:33:00] mmurphy: and the pvr150 does video (static) and audio
[02:33:00] mmurphy: so now i have a slightly different issue
[02:33:00] sphery: should be:
[02:33:00] sphery: alias char-major-81 videodev
[02:33:00] sphery: Was it that before?
[02:33:00] mmurphy: should have been .. i don't know how it got it ivtv
[02:34:00] mmurphy: let me try that again and see what happends
[02:34:00] sphery: when you get static with the PVR-150, is it saying "tuner not set" in your log?
[02:35:00] mmurphy: which log /var/logs/messages ?
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[02:39:00] mmurphy: this command sphery: tac /var/log/messages | sed -n '/=\ \ END INIT IVTV\ \ =/,/= START INIT IVTV =/p; /= START INIT IVTV =/q' | tac
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[02:40:00] sphery: yeah, either.
[02:40:00] sphery: Or, just looking at the last ivtv init info from dmesg
[02:40:00] mmurphy: sphery: http://pastebin.com/395998 doesn't look like it
[02:41:00] sphery: tuner = <unknown> (idx = 99, type = 0)
[02:41:00] sphery: type set to 0
[02:41:00] sphery: Didn't recognize your tuner...
[02:41:00] sphery: which tveeprom are you using?
[02:41:00] sphery: kernel's?
[02:42:00] sphery: (i.e. no alias tveeprom tveeprom-ivtv)
[02:42:00] mmurphy: ya i took that out
[02:42:00] mmurphy: add that back in?
[02:42:00] sphery: You just took out the tuner-ivtv, right?
[02:42:00] mmurphy: yup
[02:42:00] mmurphy: so it reads:
[02:42:00] sphery: Was there ever a tveeprom-ivtv in there?
[02:43:00] sphery: Don't know if they still have a separate tveeprom in 0.4.0
[02:43:00] mmurphy: #ivtv modules setup
[02:43:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81 videodev
[02:43:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81–0 ivtv
[02:43:00] mmurphy: alias char-major-81–1 ivtv
[02:43:00] mmurphy: #alias tveeprom tveeprom-ivtv
[02:43:00] sphery: OK.
[02:43:00] mmurphy: ya i had it in there but i commented it could with: #alias tuner tuner-ivtv & #alias msp3400 msp3400-ivtv
[02:43:00] mmurphy: try it wil uncommented #alias tveeprom tveeprom-ivtv
[02:44:00] sphery: I'd recommend uncommenting tveeprom-ivtv.
[02:44:00] sphery: Yeah.
[02:44:00] mmurphy: ok testing now ... shutdown for 30 seconds also
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[02:44:00] sphery: Yeah.
[02:44:00] sphery: Never hurts...
[02:45:00] sphery: Often helps.
[02:45:00] poonj: hey guys..anyone here use the rip dvd option in mythdvd?
[02:45:00] poonj: after ripping a dvd, I have to umount the dvd drive in the console before I can eject, as opposed to being able to hit the eject button on the drive
[02:45:00] poonj: is there any way around that?
[02:47:00] k-man: anyone here use mythvideo on a mounted share (samba) directory?
[02:47:00] k-man: i find it very very slow when i do
[02:48:00] mmurphy: k-man how fast is you network
[02:48:00] mmurphy: mine only take like mabey 2 sec.
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[02:49:00] Agrajag-: yeah i do, fine for me
[02:50:00] mmurphy: sphery: http://pastebin.com/396001 what you see now?
[02:51:00] sphery: looks good, except it's still trying to use the msp3400 on the pvr-150 (which doesn't have one)
[02:51:00] k-man: mmurphy, 100mb/s
[02:51:00] mmurphy: sphery: seem to both be working now
[02:51:00] sphery: don't know if that's the normal way to check it
[02:51:00] k-man: mmurphy, its particularly bad with dvd rips that are .iso files
[02:51:00] sphery: Oh.
[02:51:00] sphery: That must be normal, then.
[02:51:00] mmurphy: sweet!
[02:51:00] k-man: sphery, is it?
[02:52:00] k-man: oh
[02:52:00] sphery: It must check for an msp3400 and if it doesn't find one, it looks for the cx25840
[02:52:00] AppleBoy: anybody here use the HD3000?
[02:53:00] sphery: good timing, mmurphy, I'm just finishing the search plugin ...
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[02:59:00] mmurphy: sphery: you do any developement
[03:00:00] sphery: no, just hacking...
[03:00:00] mmurphy: :-P
[03:01:00] mmurphy: o darn watch live tv doesn't work ..
[03:01:00] mmurphy: ha ha crashed the backend
[03:01:00] sphery: not good
[03:01:00] mmurphy: ya i wonder what the cause of this it ...
[03:01:00] mmurphy: is
[03:01:00] sphery: On the bright side, LiveTV isn't worth watching...
[03:01:00] sphery: Which is why we all put together Myth boxes...
[03:01:00] sphery: :)
[03:01:00] mmurphy: exactly ... but should be too back to fix ...
[03:02:00] mmurphy: odd that it records but not watches live tv
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[03:02:00] mmurphy: i know i've be watching live tv while i've been fixing the mythbox .. omg is sucks ..
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[03:03:00] sphery: Happens a lot (LiveTV not working, but recordings working), but I don't know why...
[03:03:00] sphery: Lots on the mailing lists...
[03:03:00] sphery: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/
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[03:06:00] mmurphy: ha ha end user error
[03:06:00] sphery: figured it out?
[03:06:00] mmurphy: ./recordings/buffer /
[03:06:00] mmurphy: bad path .. ha ha ..
[03:06:00] mmurphy: good times
[03:06:00] sphery: That would do it...
[03:06:00] mmurphy: now all thats left is my themese are messed gant buttons on mythcenteral theme ...
[03:06:00] mmurphy: no idea why that ... might be a pooched rpm
[03:07:00] sphery: Yeah.
[03:07:00] sphery: Sounds like you're nearly there...
[03:07:00] mmurphy: almost!
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[03:32:00] mmurphy: sphery: know anything about themes?
[03:35:00] sphery: not too much
[03:35:00] sphery: what's up?
[03:36:00] mmurphy: one second ... i may have found something ...
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[03:50:00] mmurphy: ha ha sweet
[03:50:00] mmurphy: finally on a roll
[03:50:00] mmurphy: now if i can only offsite the mythfronend gui a bit to compensate for the overscan ... would ROCK!
[03:50:00] Krazylegz: The GUI is off?
[03:51:00] mmurphy: no, but im overscanning so the first charachter of listed recordings of off the screen
[03:51:00] mmurphy: i think there is some x,y gui position i can set to fix that
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[03:54:00] Krazylegz: mmurphy: What are you using for video output?
[03:58:00] Krazylegz: My friend's dad keeps telling me that DirectTV is cheaper than Comcast. That doesn't really appear to be the case. Perhaps a better value, but not cheaper.
[03:59:00] _Nero_: Krazylegz- DirecTV is much cheaper than cable around here..
[04:00:00] Krazylegz: Looks like they're both ~$40-$45/month?
[04:00:00] _Nero_: for what I get with DirecTV I am paying about $10.00/month less.. I think it is kind of area dependent.
[04:00:00] _Nero_: Here, I pay $40ish, and basic cable is $51.00 a month..
[04:01:00] Krazylegz: Ah, okay. Where is that?
[04:01:00] _Nero_: Central New Jersey..
[04:01:00] Krazylegz: Oh, NJ.
[04:01:00] NightMonkey: Krazylegz: Comcast is tageting sat-heavy areas with lower local prices and intro deals.
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[04:01:00] Krazylegz: Interesting. I don't think that the new place will be satellite heavy.
[04:02:00] Krazylegz: Regardless, I'll be doing Comcast high-speed Internet, so they kind-of-but-not-really cut me a deal.
[04:03:00] banyan: Hello! My lirc daemon falls over and dies as soon as anything connects to it. Any ideas as to how to fix it?
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[04:04:00] Agrajag-: run it with -n and see what it says
[04:04:00] Agrajag-: most likely it can't open your lirc device
[04:04:00] banyan: ok!
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[04:10:00] banyan: Well, you're exactly right Agrajag-.
[04:11:00] banyan: It accepts a new client on /dev/lircd and then craps out because it can't get file info for /dev/lirc.
[04:12:00] Agrajag-: have you loaded the correct lirc module?
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[04:15:00] banyan: Well. I've recently begun running the 2.6.12–1.1378 kernel. I loaded the same ones I used to need with 2.6.11...
[04:16:00] pookSter: can anyone help me with mysql setup?
[04:17:00] banyan: They've really smartened up apt-get. It knows to go ahead and grab the ivtv modules for the new kernel, which used to be a bit of a pain.
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[04:19:00] banyan: Now if they could just figure out a way to do the nvidia drivers.
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[04:21:00] hari_seldon99: hi
[04:22:00] hari_seldon99: I'm having some trouble getting tv-out in my pvr350 to work with mythtv and was wondering if you chaps could help me
[04:22:00] banyan: Do you have the ivtv_fb module loaded?
[04:23:00] hari_seldon99: yes I do
[04:23:00] hari_seldon99: I followed the howto at http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=36317#36317
[04:23:00] banyan: Do you see the TV go green for a couple of seconds while the ivtv module loads?
[04:24:00] hari_seldon99: Nope. My problems are posted here: http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=37495#37495
[04:24:00] Jazbo: I need to adjust the chroma (U and V) shifts. But I cant do it using the mythtv filters because my card (pvr-250) has hardware encoding. I think I need to do something with ivtv but I can't figure out what. Anyone have suggestions?
[04:24:00] hari_seldon99: I don't have composite or s-video ports in my tv, so I've connected the composite cables of the pvr350 to an rf modulator and from there to the tv using coax
[04:24:00] banyan: Does anything interesting happen in your dmesg?
[04:25:00] hari_seldon99: I haven't connected the S-video cable, only the composite audio/video
[04:25:00] banyan: between START IVTV and STOP IVTV?
[04:25:00] hari_seldon99: thanks for your interest btw
[04:26:00] hari_seldon99: hang on, I'll post my /var/log/messages, looks okay to me though,...
[04:26:00] banyan: Depending on your distro, /var/log/messages may not contain the section.
[04:27:00] banyan: But if it's in there, great.
[04:27:00] hari_seldon99: I'm using knoppmyth
[04:27:00] hari_seldon99: the section is there
[04:27:00] hari_seldon99: I'll post it, hang on...
[04:27:00] banyan: Yeah, that's debian-ish. I'm on fc3
[04:27:00] banyan: Well, pastebin it.
[04:28:00] hari_seldon99: it's a bit big
[04:28:00] hari_seldon99: I'll put it up in my webpage & post the link
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[04:28:00] banyan: yeah, or throw it on pastebing.com
[04:28:00] banyan: yeah, or throw it on pastebin.com
[04:30:00] hari_seldon99: http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~daneel/messages
[04:31:00] hari_seldon99: The latest ivtv section was 20 mins agi at 9:10
[04:32:00] hari_seldon99: were you able to see it?
[04:33:00] banyan: yep
[04:33:00] hari_seldon99: I've pastebinned the ivtv section at: http://pastebin.com/396074
[04:33:00] hari_seldon99: oh, ok
[04:34:00] hari_seldon99: can you discern anything odd?
[04:34:00] banyan: Do you have a post-install section where you do ivtvctls?
[04:35:00] banyan: in your modprobe.conf?
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[04:36:00] banyan: you have to ivtvctl your /dev/video devices with 0x3000.
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[04:37:00] PaulWay[w]: greetings!
[04:37:00] PaulWay[w]: I don't suppose anyone here has any experience with cygwin?
[04:37:00] PaulWay[w]: The cygwin channel's dead as.
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[04:38:00] hari_seldon99: sorry, connection broke
[04:38:00] hari_seldon99: I don't have a /etc/modprobe.conf
[04:39:00] banyan: I've done a bit with cygwin.
[04:39:00] banyan: what kernel you running hari?
[04:40:00] PaulWay[w]: banyan: I'm trying to install PVM but it won't compile.
[04:40:00] hari_seldon99: My kernel info: Linux mythtv 2.6.11.9-chw-2 #1 SMP Sat May 14 12:11:44 CDT 2005 i686 GNU/Linux
[04:40:00] PaulWay[w]: And I'm having trouble understanding the way the Cygwin environment works.
[04:40:00] banyan: I don't know that one.
[04:41:00] hari_seldon99: do I have to run ivtvctl?
[04:41:00] banyan: quite possibly.
[04:41:00] Krazylegz: PaulWay: Are you trying to run MythTV on Cygwin?
[04:41:00] hari_seldon99: ok, what flags should I use with the command?
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[04:42:00] Jazbo: Anyone here know anything at all about adjusting chroma settings?
[04:42:00] PaulWay[w]: Nonononono.
[04:42:00] PaulWay[w]: Krazylegz: I just hang out here for other MythTV stuff, and the cygwin channel is generating infinite amounts of silence.
[04:42:00] banyan: ivtvctl -d /dev/video[0|16|32|48|64] -u 0x3000
[04:42:00] PaulWay[w]: So I'm probably breaking four or five IRC laws just by asking... :-)
[04:43:00] Krazylegz: PaulWay[w]: I used Cygwin a while back to run Rational Rose via X-forwarding on Windows from Solaris on SPARC.
[04:43:00] hari_seldon99: ok, should I run it as root or normal user?
[04:44:00] banyan: Oh, paul, I found that trying to run the mythfrontend on cygwin as forwarded x was incredibly slow.
[04:44:00] banyan: Try using vnc. It's snappy with vnc.
[04:44:00] hari_seldon99: should I run it for all the device files /dev/video"n" or just the one I'm using?
[04:44:00] banyan: If that's what you're trying to d.
[04:44:00] banyan: Run it for all of em.
[04:45:00] banyan: for n in /dev/video* do; ivtvctl -d $n -u 0x3000 ; done
[04:45:00] hari_seldon99: ok, here's what I got: http://pastebin.com/396082
[04:47:00] hari_seldon99: Do I reboot or restart X?
[04:47:00] banyan: Hm, well the video devices did get set.
[04:47:00] banyan: That was successful.
[04:47:00] banyan: It proves they exist.
[04:47:00] banyan: Are you running mythfrontend?
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[04:49:00] banyan: You could try playing something.
[04:49:00] hari_seldon99: not yet, it doesn't go that far
[04:49:00] hari_seldon99: only the backend seems to be running
[04:49:00] hari_seldon99: & I can't access a local shell because the output in the monitor is frozen on some cascading text (as the referred howto says it should)
[04:49:00] hari_seldon99: ok hang on, my setup is next door, I'll see what the screen shows
[04:49:00] banyan: hm.
[04:49:00] banyan: Oh, you're running x on the 350?
[04:49:00] banyan: I don't do that personally.
[04:51:00] hari_seldon99: well, I just installed knoppmyth automatically and it's booting according to defaults
[04:52:00] hari_seldon99: There's nothing on my tv, just frozen horizontal grey bars interleaved with a frozen picture of static
[04:53:00] banyan: hmm. what if you try to view live tv?
[04:54:00] didj: whats the go with myth/fbsd, forget about it/frontend only/shweet?
[04:54:00] hari_seldon99: nothing. I turn on my tv to channel 3 (that's the channel that the RF modulator is set for) and I get nothing at all. I'm remotely logged on to the pvr from my desktop using ssh and I ran "Ps -def" & I only see the backend running, not the frontend
[04:56:00] hari_seldon99: I can access mythweb and stuff
[04:58:00] hari_seldon99: btw: before I tried to mess with the ivtv drivers, mythtv worked fine on my monitor, both frontend & backend and everything
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[05:04:00] hari_seldon99: so I ran ivtvctl, what should I do now?
[05:08:00] banyan: So really you're just having trouble with the ivtv_fb thing.
[05:10:00] hari_seldon99: I guess
[05:11:00] Darby: my guess would be your X config. I had similar problems until I got that fixed
[05:11:00] hari_seldon99: ok, shall I post my XFree86Config-4?
[05:12:00] Darby: the relevant section from mine is:
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[05:12:00] Darby: Section "Monitor"
[05:12:00] Darby: Identifier "Television"
[05:12:00] Darby: # D: 34.563 MHz, H: 37.244 kHz, V: 73.897 Hz
[05:12:00] Darby: HorizSync 30–68
[05:12:00] Darby: VertRefresh 50–120
[05:12:00] Darby: Mode "720x480"
[05:12:00] Darby: DotClock 34.564
[05:12:00] Darby: HTimings 720 752 840 928
[05:12:00] Darby: VTimings 480 484 488 504
[05:12:00] Darby: Flags "-Hsync" "-Vsync"
[05:12:00] hari_seldon99: ok, hanf on
[05:12:00] Darby: EndMode
[05:12:00] Darby: EndSection
[05:12:00] Darby: Section "Device"
[05:12:00] Darby: Identifier "Hauppauge PVR-350"
[05:12:00] Darby: Driver "ivtvdev"
[05:12:00] Darby: Option "fbdev" "/dev/fb2"
[05:12:00] Darby: Option "ivtv" "/dev/fb2"
[05:12:00] Darby: Option "ActiveDevice" "CRT,TV"
[05:13:00] Darby: Option "TVType" "NTSC"
[05:13:00] _Nero_: whoa.. pastebin
[05:13:00] Darby: BusID "PCI:00:09:0"
[05:13:00] Darby: EndSection
[05:13:00] Darby: Section "Screen"
[05:13:00] Darby: Identifier "Hauppauge Screen"
[05:13:00] Darby: Device "Hauppauge PVR-350"
[05:13:00] Darby: Monitor "Television"
[05:13:00] Darby: DefaultDepth 24
[05:13:00] Darby: DefaultFbbpp 32
[05:13:00] Darby: Subsection "Display"
[05:13:00] Darby: Depth 24
[05:13:00] Darby: FbBpp 32
[05:13:00] Darby: Modes "720x480"
[05:13:00] Darby: EndSubsection
[05:13:00] _Nero_: darby- stop flooding the channel man.
[05:13:00] Darby: EndSection
[05:13:00] Darby: the BusID you will need to change
[05:13:00] Darby: sorry
[05:13:00] _Nero_: www.pastebin.com is your friend.. ;)
[05:14:00] Krazylegz: Pastebin is OUR friend. :-)
[05:16:00] Darby: ok, will do. mea culpa
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[05:19:00] hari_seldon99: here's mine:http://pastebin.com/396102
[05:20:00] hari_seldon99: The identifier names are different, and the /dev/fb thingie is different
[05:21:00] Darby: you're also missing Option "fbdev" "/dev/fb2"
[05:22:00] Darby: i have an intel that I didn't need that on but an amd I have does need it
[05:22:00] hari_seldon99: Yeah, is it /dev/fb2 always?
[05:22:00] banyan: Hm, I don't have a /dev/lirc being created when I load the lirc modules.
[05:23:00] banyan: Anybody know what the dealio with that is?
[05:23:00] Darby: no, it could be /dev/fbx where x could range
[05:24:00] hari_seldon99: In Section Device, I have Option "ivtvdev" "/dev/fb0", should I change that to Option "fbdev" "/dev/fb2" ?
[05:24:00] Darby: well, I have both
[05:24:00] hari_seldon99: Don't I need ivtvdev to be there for tv-out to work?
[05:25:00] hari_seldon99: oh
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[05:25:00] Darby: but it isn't necessarilly fb2 for you
[05:26:00] hari_seldon99: how do I know which fb is it? I saw nothing in /var/log/messages
[05:26:00] hari_seldon99: ?
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[05:27:00] Faithful: has anyone got C-Media 8738 working in 5.1 surround sound?
[05:28:00] hari_seldon99: ok, I made all the changes except the correct device file for /dev/fbXX
[05:28:00] hari_seldon99: How do I figure out which one pertains to me?
[05:29:00] hari_seldon99: ls -l /dev/fb* shows /dev/fb[0–7]
[05:29:00] Darby: dmesg | grep fb gives me: ivtv-osd: fb2: iTVC15 TV out frame buffer device
[05:29:00] Darby: hence fb2
[05:30:00] hari_seldon99: Yeah, I got fb0
[05:30:00] hari_seldon99: ivtv-osd: fb0: iTVC15 TV out frame buffer device
[05:32:00] hari_seldon99: one other thing, I ran lspci|grep MPEG & got this:0000:02:09.0 for my BusID, so I put BUSID: PCI:01:09:0 in XF86Config-4, is that right?
[05:34:00] Darby: no, you need 02:09.0
[05:34:00] hari_seldon99: oh, right, sorry
[05:34:00] hari_seldon99: I corrected it
[05:34:00] banyan: So, did anybody else have an issue with lircd after going from 2.6.11 to 2.6.12? I have no /dev/lirc being made.
[05:34:00] hari_seldon99: now should I reboot and test it?
[05:34:00] hari_seldon99: 'cause I'll have to move my monitor over to my pvr setup
[05:35:00] Darby: well, if it works you shouldn't need the monitor ;-)
[05:36:00] hari_seldon99: ok
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[05:36:00] hari_seldon99: I'm remotely logged in using ssh
[05:36:00] hari_seldon99: should I just do "init 2" and "init 5" or something?
[05:36:00] Darby: what distro?
[05:36:00] hari_seldon99: I have to restart X for the new config to be rendered, right?
[05:36:00] Darby: yes
[05:36:00] hari_seldon99: distro is knoppmyth, so basically debian sid
[05:37:00] Darby: oh just restarting x
[05:37:00] Darby: telinit 3 telinit 5
[05:37:00] hari_seldon99: ok
[05:37:00] hari_seldon99: hang on
[05:37:00] hari_seldon99: ok I just ran it
[05:38:00] hari_seldon99: now I'll go check my tv
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[05:39:00] hari_seldon99: nothing
[05:39:00] banyan: On the actual machine a ctrl-alt-backspace would do it too.
[05:40:00] banyan: Or would that only restart the one display? hmm.
[05:40:00] Darby: does it have anything in your X log?
[05:40:00] hari_seldon99: hang on
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[05:41:00] hari_seldon99: last lines of log is: http://pastebin.com/396115
[05:41:00] hari_seldon99: fatal error???
[05:42:00] Darby: #
[05:42:00] Darby: (EE) Failed to load module "ivtvdev" (module does not exist, 0)
[05:42:00] Darby: that looks like a real problem
[05:42:00] hari_seldon99: but I compiled the module and everything
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[05:43:00] Darby: I think you might need to put it where X can find it... I forget where :-(
[05:43:00] hari_seldon99: I followed this howto when I compiled it:http://mysettopbox.tv/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=36317#36317
[05:46:00] hari_seldon99: it's in /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/ivtv_drv.o
[05:47:00] Cardoe: so then that means it's called "ivtv" and not "ivtvdev"
[05:48:00] hari_seldon99: my mistake I think
[05:48:00] hari_seldon99: I should rename it
[05:50:00] hari_seldon99: done, and I ran update-modules
[05:50:00] hari_seldon99: let's see if that'll work
[05:51:00] Darby: you can just run startx from where you are and you can see if there are errors
[05:52:00] hari_seldon99: YES, I can see a screen in my tv!!!
[05:52:00] hari_seldon99: hang on
[05:52:00] Darby: cool
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[05:57:00] Webby: Hi, I have a problem with mytv pvr
[05:57:00] Webby: I want to capture the images as jpg files and not tiff files is there anyway to do this?
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[06:00:00] hari_seldon99: ok, I can get pic & sound, but I'll have to tweak the settings a bit 'cause text's a bit choppy
[06:06:00] hari_seldon99: ok, thx for all your help chaps
[06:06:00] hari_seldon99: now a slightly offtopic question
[06:06:00] hari_seldon99: the time in my mythtv-box is slightly out of sync
[06:07:00] hari_seldon99: how do I set the ntp client from the shell (I've always used guis in the past)
[06:07:00] Juski: 3 magic letters... ntp
[06:07:00] Juski: ntp-update isn't it?
[06:07:00] Juski: assuming you've configured ntp that is
[06:07:00] hari_seldon99: but how do I make it do that say,every hour or something, cron?
[06:07:00] Juski: yup
[06:08:00] hari_seldon99: oh, never did that from shell either :)
[06:08:00] Juski: I doubt you'd need todo it every hour.. it shouldn't drift that much
[06:09:00] Juski: you could try webmin.. that lets you do lots of stuff you'd normally need the command line for ;)
[06:09:00] hari_seldon99: so I'll put a script in /etc/cron.daily?
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[06:10:00] Juski: hourly won't harm anything
[06:10:00] Juski: but daily would be fine I think
[06:10:00] hari_seldon99: so I do "ntpdate blah.blah.com"
[06:10:00] Juski: basically
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[06:11:00] hari_seldon99: erm: I ran ntpdate time.microsoft.com (heh)
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[06:11:00] hari_seldon99: 16 Oct 23:16:42 ntpdate[5003]: can't find host time.microsoft.com
[06:11:00] hari_seldon99: 16 Oct 23:16:42 ntpdate[5003]: no servers can be used, exiting
[06:13:00] hari_seldon99: it got fscked!!!
[06:13:00] hari_seldon99: ntpdate pool.ntp.org
[06:13:00] hari_seldon99: Mon Oct 17 04:12:52 UTC 2005
[06:13:00] hari_seldon99: It's 11:13 pm here!!!
[06:14:00] Juski: hmmm
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[06:17:00] hari_seldon99: I reset it using "date -s" but how do I make it stick?
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[06:24:00] hari_seldon99: ok, I think I've set it okay
[06:24:00] jnc: hari_seldon99: /etc/localtime symlink
[06:25:00] jnc: i think
[06:25:00] hari_seldon99: symlink to what?
[06:25:00] hari_seldon99: ya
[06:25:00] jnc: YOUR MOM!
[06:25:00] jnc: no really, it's /usr/share/zoneinfo/*
[06:25:00] hari_seldon99: it's linked to /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/Chicago
[06:25:00] Juski: symlink it to your local timezone
[06:25:00] hari_seldon99: Which is correct
[06:25:00] jnc: that should be okay then
[06:26:00] jnc: the only other thing i can think of is that your time is so far off that ntpdate is puking
[06:26:00] Juski: it's far too early for me to be up.. got work in 2.5 hours... man these early nights suck
[06:26:00] hari_seldon99: it drifted again
[06:26:00] jnc: your date must be manually set to within a few days of the current date and time, or ntpdate screws up
[06:26:00] hari_seldon99: the real time is 11:26, and "date" shows 11:25
[06:26:00] hari_seldon99: It shouldn't drift by that much or I'll not be able to record tv accurately
[06:26:00] hari_seldon99: so I'm worried
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[06:27:00] Juski: be glad you don't live in the UK then
[06:27:00] Juski: I sometimes miss the end of shows coz they start 2 hours late
[06:27:00] hari_seldon99: oh
[06:27:00] hari_seldon99: poor brits :)
[06:28:00] Juski: commercial channels are great for timing.. sadly there's not much worth watching on em
[06:28:00] Juski: nah it's generally ok
[06:28:00] hari_seldon99: that's true here in the colonies also
[06:29:00] Juski: got my time set by ntp and the start of shows is normally bang on for the start of the titles
[06:29:00] Juski: but when they're late.. oh boy are they ever late lol
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[06:30:00] Lepis: I no longer have sound when recording my programs. If I watch Live TV I have sound, however it doesn't have sound when viewing recorded programs.
[06:31:00] Lepis: The threads dealt with more No sound at all problems
[06:31:00] Krazylegz: Lepis: What if you pause for a few seconds and then unpause?
[06:31:00] Lepis: let me try
[06:31:00] hari_seldon99: ok, I put a script in cron.daily that'll run ntpdate with a nearby ntp server
[06:31:00] Lepis: nope 5 sec pause
[06:31:00] hari_seldon99: seems to work okay
[06:32:00] hari_seldon99: hey one question
[06:32:00] Lepis: no sound
[06:32:00] Lepis: this just started Wednesday
[06:32:00] Lepis: the only thing tha i can think of that i did was I attempted to view a program while it was recording
[06:32:00] Lepis: since that point on no sound on any recordings that i do from Wednesday on
[06:33:00] hari_seldon99: my remote doesn't work in knoppmyth
[06:33:00] hari_seldon99: it's a hauppauge grey remote, and knoppmyth's supposed to work with it by dflt
[06:34:00] Juski: hari_seldon99: you probably need to use irw to record your remote
[06:34:00] hari_seldon99: how do I do that? run irw and calibrate it or something?
[06:34:00] Juski: then alter lircd.conf, then edit your lircrc file.. that should do it (assuming the remote works)
[06:35:00] Juski: nah – irw is a 'learning' program
[06:35:00] Krazylegz: Lepis: Are you sure that the recordings have been recorded with sound?
[06:35:00] Juski: you basically use it to learn every IR key
[06:36:00] hari_seldon99: The thing is, /etc/lircd.conf is already written up for the hauppauge grey remote
[06:36:00] Lepis: no honestly i can't say if they were or not
[06:36:00] Juski: hari: is lircd running?
[06:36:00] Lepis: it just happened I did not change anything. However i know that you have to do something generally to make linux hate you
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: daneel@mythtv:~$ ps -ef|grep lirc
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: root 2244 1 0 21:05 ? 00:01:30 [lirc_dev]
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: root 2249 1 0 21:05 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/lircd --driver=default --device=/dev/lirc
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: root 2251 1 0 21:05 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/lircmd
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: daneel 5362 5342 0 23:37 ttyp0 00:00:00 grep lirc
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: daneel@mythtv:~$
[06:37:00] hari_seldon99: seems to be running
[06:38:00] Juski: hari_seldon99: try stopping it, for now, then do cat /dev/lirc
[06:38:00] hari_seldon99: how do I stop it?
[06:38:00] hari_seldon99: service lircd stop?
[06:38:00] Juski: hari_seldon99: point your remote at the receiver and press buttons... you should see lots of junk
[06:39:00] Lepis: any suggestions
[06:39:00] Juski: I dunno, hari_seldon99
[06:39:00] Lepis: if i play the video in mplayer
[06:39:00] Lepis: there is no sound
[06:39:00] Lepis: but how in the world would it do that
[06:39:00] Lepis: i have a 500 series Happ
[06:39:00] Lepis: cuase one of the tuners gone bad?
[06:39:00] Lepis: but you would think that i would lose video and sound
[06:39:00] Juski: I doubt that, Lepis
[06:40:00] Lepis: should i just rerun setup?
[06:40:00] Juski: you tried reloading ivtv?
[06:40:00] Lepis: no
[06:40:00] Lepis: think i should go that route?
[06:40:00] Juski: I mean unload the ivtv modules... then reload em
[06:41:00] Lepis: not sure how to unload them
[06:41:00] Juski: put it this way.. have you tried rebooting yet?
[06:41:00] Lepis: i could restart :)
[06:41:00] Lepis: fine ill reboot
[06:41:00] Lepis: :)
[06:41:00] Lepis: how often should you reboot the machine?
[06:41:00] Juski: I suspect though that sound hasn't been recorded for the shows that don't have sound
[06:42:00] Lepis: i don't think it has either
[06:42:00] Juski: Lepis: as little as possible
[06:42:00] Lepis: well i wouldn't think a weekly or monthly reboot would hurt
[06:42:00] Lepis: if you have the services set to init on boot
[06:42:00] Fosten: Lepis: what distro are you using?
[06:42:00] Lepis: Core 4
[06:42:00] Juski: I've got 32 days uptime since the last restart – and that was just to clean behind the pc
[06:42:00] Lepis: don't have much time otherwise
[06:43:00] Lepis: i need to brush up my unix skill some more before i move off of it
[06:43:00] Lepis: debian is where i think i would like to go
[06:43:00] Juski: anyway hari_seldon99... where you up to now?
[06:45:00] PaulWay[w]: Lepis: I'd stick to Fedora, personally – debian has too many different ways of doing things in my (limited) experience.
[06:46:00] Fosten: Lepis: i would suggest reloading ivtv
[06:46:00] Lepis: ugh no sound at all now
[06:49:00] Lepis: i just did a yum install ivtv
[06:49:00] Lepis: that should reinstall won't it
[06:50:00] Lepis: what version is ivtv up to now
[06:50:00] Lepis: is 3.X still in testing phase
[06:52:00] Lepis: oh gez
[06:52:00] Lepis: we are up to 4.0
[06:56:00] jnc: Lepis: debian rocks your boxers
[06:57:00] Lepis: okay i just upgraded to 4.x
[06:57:00] Lepis: still no sound
[06:57:00] Lepis: suggestions
[06:59:00] Lepis: i know :(
[06:59:00] jnc: 4.what?
[06:59:00] ** jnc blinks **
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[07:00:00] Krazylegz: jnc: ivtv 0.4.0.
[07:00:00] Lepis: smack!
[07:00:00] jnc: oh :(
[07:01:00] Lepis: yeah i was surprized too
[07:01:00] Lepis: i had to get a small kernal update too
[07:02:00] jnc: i'm stuck with two ATI TV Wonder VE bttv cards
[07:02:00] jnc: pieces of crap
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[07:02:00] awesome: has anyone tried using mythburn?
[07:03:00] awesome: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mythburn
[07:03:00] awesome: ??
[07:03:00] awesome: any opinions?
[07:03:00] Lepis: ha sound!
[07:04:00] Lepis: no sound on the recordings tho
[07:04:00] Lepis: piss
[07:05:00] awesome: ah, you serious?
[07:05:00] Lepis: doesn't look like it was init the sound
[07:05:00] Lepis: it happens
[07:05:00] Lepis: but i got 4.x baby
[07:05:00] jnc: awesome: i'll take a look
[07:05:00] awesome: oh, right. you not talking about mythburn.
[07:05:00] Lepis: you can't go wrongwith 4.x
[07:05:00] djperegrine: BOOM HEADSHOT
[07:05:00] awesome: hehe.
[07:08:00] banyan: So, did anybody else have an issue with lircd after going from 2.6.11 to 2.6.12? I have no /dev/lirc being made.
[07:09:00] jnc: banyan: yeah
[07:09:00] jnc: try /dev/lirc0
[07:09:00] jnc: if you're on a debian box anyhow
[07:10:00] Lepis: sound fixed
[07:10:00] Lepis: thanks guys for the advice
[07:10:00] Lepis: playing live and recorded tv
[07:11:00] jnc: yay
[07:11:00] jnc: what hardware for the tv capture?
[07:13:00] Lepis: mine is Happ 500
[07:13:00] banyan: Mine is fc3 currently.
[07:14:00] banyan: I see the socket as /dev/lircd if that's what an ls -l of "srw-rw-rw" means — socket...
[07:14:00] banyan: I kinda thought that the socket used to be created in /tmp but I could be wrong.
[07:16:00] Lepis: i thought that was the sticky bit
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[07:19:00] banyan: t is the sticky bit.
[07:20:00] PaulWay[w]: s is a socket.
[07:20:00] geoff_: anyone compile mythplugins recently?
[07:21:00] banyan: OK, so it creates a socket called /dev/lircd but /dev/lirc is missing.
[07:21:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, are you around ATM?
[07:22:00] Cardoe: kinda
[07:22:00] banyan: jnc — can you ls -l your /dev/lirc?
[07:22:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, if your busy I will just wait
[07:23:00] SlicerDicer-: I been dealing with this for months so I am not worried
[07:23:00] banyan: or, ideally, can somebody using lirc on fc3 or 4 and the 2.6.12 kernel do an ls -l of /dev/lirc?
[07:24:00] Cardoe: what's up?
[07:25:00] banyan: pththth. Never mind. It just needed a symbolic link of /dev/lirc0 to /dev/lirc. That's *lame*.
[07:25:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I found a intersting thing about the crashing
[07:25:00] Cardoe: oh?
[07:25:00] SlicerDicer-: I havent had time to recompile with gdb
[07:26:00] ** Juski is back on the dbox mission again (impossible?) **
[07:26:00] banyan: ahhh! Much better. My remote works now!
[07:26:00] SlicerDicer-: if I play a recording then exit out of the video then exit out of that screen then enter recorded videos and play another it works
[07:26:00] SlicerDicer-: if I dont exit out of the menu and just try to play another recording it crashes
[07:27:00] geoff_: anyone a myth gallery expert?
[07:27:00] jnc: banyan: you could edit the config file and specify lirc0 man
[07:27:00] Cardoe: SlicerDicer: what hardware?
[07:27:00] Juski: in what way, geoff_ ?
[07:27:00] banyan: oh.
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[07:27:00] jnc: SlicerDicer-: are you running CVS?
[07:27:00] Juski: jnc – I was gonna say that ;)
[07:27:00] SlicerDicer-: jnc, nay
[07:27:00] geoff_: well when I do a slide show, it always uses the first folder no matter which one I have selected
[07:28:00] Goshen: Getting this hauppauge 878 bttv card to output sound in mythtv is killing me
[07:28:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, 1.4ghz AMD, PVR350 using nvidia for tv out though
[07:28:00] Goshen: sound works fine with tvtime
[07:28:00] Cardoe: hrm
[07:28:00] geoff_: I'm wondering if this is a mac specific bug or if I am just doing something wrong
[07:28:00] Juski: never tried slideshows, geoff_
[07:28:00] Cardoe: SlicerDicer: what was the point of getting the pvr350 then. ;)
[07:28:00] Goshen: I have an audio cable running from the bttv card to the sound card
[07:28:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I would use it if the screen was not green :)
[07:28:00] jnc: Juski: :)
[07:28:00] Goshen: and I have the recording button checked in the mixer
[07:28:00] SlicerDicer-: I cant figure out how to make it work
[07:28:00] jnc: Juski: too bad cvs is all f'd upt
[07:28:00] Goshen: but no audio in mythtv
[07:28:00] Cardoe: Goshen: did you use the loopback wire?
[07:28:00] Goshen: I have an audio cable running from the bttv card to the sound card
[07:28:00] Cardoe: Goshen: did you try snd-bt8xx
[07:28:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, everytime I tried to use the TV out on the PVR-350 the screen turns green
[07:29:00] Cardoe: Goshen: turn on capture for the input?
[07:29:00] Goshen: I read about snd-bt8xx
[07:29:00] Goshen: how do I load that in mandriva 2006?
[07:29:00] SlicerDicer-: anyway Cardoe how can I locate all the deps for mythtv so I can rebuild them maybe thats the issue?
[07:29:00] jnc: i think everyone should watch Systm episode where they set up mythtv
[07:29:00] Juski: LOL
[07:29:00] jnc: it cleared up a lot of confusion for me
[07:29:00] Juski: yeh they did it in like 10 minutes
[07:29:00] banyan: jnc, got the line handy? Is that in lircd.conf?
[07:30:00] jnc: especially when they named the input source "Zap2It"
[07:30:00] jnc: i was like "ohhh... no shit!?"
[07:30:00] banyan: And if so, why can't the kernel read the same ***** file and use the same socket?
[07:30:00] jnc: previously i had many input sources, for each day of the week
[07:30:00] banyan: just a silly question.
[07:30:00] Goshen: Cardoe: /lib/modules/2.6.12–12mdk/kernel/sound/pci/snd-bt87x.ko.gz
[07:30:00] Goshen: [root@Zeus ~]# modprobe snd-bt87x
[07:30:00] jnc: banyan: you're on a debian system ya?
[07:30:00] Goshen: it didn't report any errors
[07:30:00] banyan: fc3
[07:30:00] Goshen: let me see if that gives sound
[07:31:00] jnc: banyan: huh. well i don't know man
[07:31:00] banyan: Does it go into the same file as the remote setup?
[07:31:00] jnc: eh?
[07:31:00] Goshen: Cardoe: no sound using the module
[07:31:00] jnc: on the debian system i did up, if i installed the lircd modules package, it created /dev/lirc
[07:32:00] jnc: then after a reboot, /dev/lirc was gone and there was lirc0
[07:33:00] banyan: I had the same experience.
[07:33:00] jnc: must be something to do with udev or lirc or both
[07:33:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I think its a issue with my deps :/
[07:33:00] jnc: anyhow, on debian the config files for lirc stuff is all in /dev/lirc/*
[07:34:00] banyan: Oh.
[07:34:00] jnc: err
[07:34:00] jnc: damn i'm a whore today
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[07:34:00] jnc: banyan: i meant to say /etc/lirc/*
[07:35:00] Goshen: This sound is driving me nuts, the sound works fine in tvtime
[07:35:00] banyan: hmm.
[07:35:00] Goshen: Cardoe: when you say turn on capture for the input, you are talking about in the mixer right?
[07:35:00] banyan: Yeah, lircd.conf has all the configurations for the buttons.
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[07:38:00] Cardoe: Goshen: yes
[07:39:00] Goshen: Cardoe: yes, I clicked on the red button under capture, and red button under aux-which is where the cable from the card is plugged in
[07:39:00] Goshen: I tried alsamixer as well
[07:42:00] Goshen: What card should I get for digital cable?
[07:42:00] Goshen: don't really need HD
[07:44:00] FITH: Wow... this compile goes a lot smoother when you pay attention to the docs :)
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[07:57:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I got off my butt and am getting the decoder working
[07:57:00] SlicerDicer-: lol
[07:57:00] SlicerDicer-: thanks for bothering me about it and calling me basicly a idiot :)
[07:57:00] SlicerDicer-: and I am serious I am glad I am doing it
[07:58:00] SlicerDicer-: the video quality looks great so far
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[08:01:00] PaulWay[w]: I know this is OT, but has anyone here any experience with PVM?
[08:02:00] Krazylegz: Dude. :-)
[08:03:00] PaulWay[w]: I've got PVM compiled (after wrestling with some type definitions in its xpm library)
[08:03:00] Cardoe: SlicerDicer: sorry. but hey.. at least it's going :)
[08:03:00] PaulWay[w]: Krazylegz: I'm going to get this thing working whether it likes it or not!!!
[08:03:00] mchou: haha, I used to work on PVM and mpich
[08:04:00] Krazylegz: I haven't looked into PVM. How does it compare to Condor?
[08:04:00] mchou: havent looked into Condor, so cant say.
[08:05:00] PaulWay[w]: I think Condor uses PVM
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[08:06:00] PaulWay[w]: Condor acts as a resource manager for PVM – it works out where to run the slaves and that sort of stuff.
[08:06:00] PaulWay[w]: Although that's probably simplifying things a lot.
[08:09:00] mchou: my mythbackend panicked last night (for the 1st time ever) and I dont know why.
[08:09:00] mchou: been running two yrs straight w/o problem.
[08:10:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, hehe I was just lazy
[08:10:00] banyan: anyone using fad as in find-a-drug?
[08:10:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I hate to change anything that is working cause of fear of breaking it lol
[08:10:00] mchou: I'm suspecting ivtv 4.0 though, last thing I updated
[08:10:00] geoff_: hmmmm anyone know how to find the version of an installed library other than using pkg-config?
[08:11:00] banyan: mine won't continue after my last reboot.
[08:11:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I havent gotten it to boot up yet with the mythfrontend but I am working on it :) I just piped video too it
[08:11:00] Cardoe: cool
[08:11:00] Cardoe: yeah my ppc box..
[08:11:00] Cardoe: I've got it to record
[08:11:00] Cardoe: no video on the screen yet
[08:11:00] Cardoe: and X forwarding seems broken
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[08:11:00] Cardoe: so I can't run mythsetup remotely.
[08:12:00] SlicerDicer-: do you know offhand what the driver is in gentoo for the pvr350?
[08:12:00] SlicerDicer-: Identifier "Hauppauge PVR 350 iTVC15 Framebuffer"
[08:12:00] SlicerDicer-: Driver "ivtvdev"
[08:13:00] SlicerDicer-: thats what I had put down but its not ivtvdev
[08:13:00] SlicerDicer-: I guess the howto I was reading is wrong :/
[08:17:00] Juski: banyan... looking for the avian flu vaccine?
[08:17:00] Juski: ;)
[08:17:00] PaulWay[w]: conf
[08:17:00] PaulWay[w]: curse, wrong window.
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[08:23:00] awesome: awesome
[08:23:00] awesome: n like stuff.
[08:23:00] PaulWay[w]: as the name suggests.
[08:23:00] SlicerDicer-: kormoc, hey!
[08:23:00] awesome: indeed
[08:23:00] awesome: i'm bored
[08:23:00] awesome: anyway
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[08:24:00] awesome: any aussies here have a recomendation on what dbt card to get?
[08:24:00] Juski: dbt?
[08:24:00] Juski: dvb-t you mean?
[08:24:00] awesome: errrr,
[08:24:00] awesome: digital card
[08:24:00] awesome: that's the one
[08:24:00] Juski: get a PCI one ;)
[08:24:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, maybe the pchdtv.com card will work?
[08:24:00] PaulWay[w]: awesome: AVerMedia DVB-T
[08:24:00] awesome: yeah, ah.. tahnks.
[08:24:00] awesome: real handy
[08:25:00] awesome: which one PaulWay the 771?
[08:25:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, you get SBS, and stuff in HDTV over the air maybe that will work?
[08:25:00] Juski: seriously tho – if you can locate one, Leadtek LR6650 is very good
[08:25:00] PaulWay[w]: Yeah, the 771.
[08:25:00] SlicerDicer-: I think they are ASTC
[08:25:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, just a thought :)
[08:25:00] awesome: 771 have been replaced by the 777
[08:25:00] awesome: and afaik you can not get teh 771 anymore
[08:25:00] PaulWay[w]: Can only be better.
[08:25:00] Juski: I've got 3 lr6650 cards on the go right now.. all bought for less than £25 each :)
[08:26:00] PaulWay[w]: I'm using that and a TwinHan card and I think the AVerMedia gets better SNR.
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[08:26:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, you know ten, 7, sbs, 9 , abc are all on HDTV so why not use that?
[08:26:00] Juski: I get SNR of FFFF
[08:26:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, thats assuming you dont have foxtel or somthing
[08:26:00] PaulWay[w]: awesome: I wouldn't worry too much which card you get.
[08:26:00] awesome: ah, yeah, foxtel is needed
[08:26:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, if you have foxtel that card may work I dont know
[08:26:00] PaulWay[w]: Just check that it uses a BT848 driver and does HDTV.
[08:27:00] Juski: PaulWay: some cards are more sensitive than others – depends on the tuner
[08:27:00] SlicerDicer-: awesome, I know australia is on PAL so it may mess that hdtv card up
[08:27:00] PaulWay[w]: I've got HDTV working on both those cards.
[08:27:00] PaulWay[w]: What's a good way to check if I'm using the MPEG2 decoding hardware on an nVidia card?
[08:27:00] Juski: I've heard of cases where DVB-T reception is great on a set top box.. then when it comes to the PCI card there's not enough signal :(
[08:28:00] SlicerDicer-: hey mchou you around?
[08:28:00] PaulWay[w]: I had some aerial guys come over and check the signal setup thoroughly and replace everything that wasn't good.
[08:28:00] PaulWay[w]: The aerial was basically held together with bird crap and rust.
[08:28:00] Juski: PaulWay: did you compile mythtv with xvmc? if not, you won't be using it
[08:28:00] PaulWay[w]: And there were several very dodgy joins that I'd put in.
[08:28:00] PaulWay[w]: Juski: I just did 'yum install mythtv-suite'
[08:29:00] PaulWay[w]: Do I have to actually compile the mythfrontend by hand now? Arrghghghh!
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[08:29:00] Juski: try looking under utils/setup.. then tv.. playback... there's an option to turn xvmc on & off
[08:30:00] awesome: wait this hd-3000 doesn't support pal
[08:31:00] PaulWay[w]: Righto, thanks Juski!
[08:32:00] jnc: does hd-3000 also do regular NTSC capture for normal TV ?
[08:32:00] jnc: not HDTV
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[08:35:00] Juski: right time to go to work
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[08:41:00] banyan: so long and thanks for all the fish guyzzzz!
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[08:42:00] SlicerDicer-: hey is anybody familiar with pvr-350 and the decoder? I am trying to figure out what driver I need to get the ivtv-fb working....
[08:42:00] SlicerDicer-: I tried ivtvdev as many howto's say but I dont seem to have it on gentoo so I dont really know what to do if gentoo names it something else or what...
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[08:53:00] ** eiggirC searches  – I think theres a password mismatch between my mysql server and mythtv **
[08:53:00] mchou: SlicerDicer-: what's up dude
[08:53:00] SlicerDicer-: mchou, I am just wondering if you know how to do ivtvdev driver?
[08:54:00] mchou: like?
[08:54:00] SlicerDicer-: well I am trying to get the decoder on the pvr350 working haha
[08:55:00] mchou: ivtv-fb is your friend :)
[08:55:00] mchou: and so is the decoder firmware
[08:56:00] SlicerDicer-: no wonder I cant find it lol
[08:57:00] mchou: cant find what?
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: the driver for X
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: its not in the ivtv sources
[08:57:00] mchou: lol
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: derrr /me smacks forehead
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: its been put elsewhere
[08:57:00] mchou: ivtv-fb
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: no
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: ivtvdev
[08:57:00] mchou: huh??
[08:57:00] mchou: wth is ivtvdev?
[08:57:00] SlicerDicer-: ivtv-fb is not the driver to use in xorg.conf
[08:58:00] SlicerDicer-: http://dl.ivtvdriver.org/xdriver/0.10.6/
[08:58:00] SlicerDicer-: that
[08:58:00] mchou: ok, fair enough :)
[08:59:00] SlicerDicer-: :)
[09:02:00] Cardoe: you need ivtv-fb for the framebuffer
[09:02:00] Cardoe: but xdriver is the driver for X
[09:02:00] Cardoe: If I can get some time.
[09:02:00] Cardoe: I'm gonna merge that into real X
[09:02:00] Cardoe: well X 7.0
[09:02:00] Cardoe: it'll end up in 6.9 by chance
[09:02:00] Cardoe: but it'll be better for 7.0
[09:02:00] SlicerDicer-: hehe
[09:02:00] SlicerDicer-: I am building it myself Cardoe
[09:02:00] SlicerDicer-: maybe...
[09:05:00] eiggirC: I'm trying to get my frontend working... it seems to not be able to connect to the mythtv database
[09:05:00] eiggirC: how would I test this?
[09:05:00] eiggirC: I don't want to run the front end on the backend host
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[09:06:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, that will be awesome though
[09:06:00] eiggirC: mysql mythtv@mythbox:mythconverg <-- doesn't work
[09:06:00] eiggirC: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[09:06:00] eiggirC: what am I doing wrong?
[09:07:00] Cardoe: eiggirC: what distro?
[09:07:00] eiggirC: Cardoe: debian on both machines
[09:07:00] Cardoe: try..
[09:07:00] Cardoe: mysql_secure_installation
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[09:07:00] Cardoe: oh
[09:07:00] Cardoe: just edit /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[09:07:00] Cardoe: and put a # infront of "skip-networking"
[09:07:00] Cardoe: and restart mysql
[09:07:00] eiggirC: on the frontend or the backend ?
[09:07:00] eiggirC: right gotcha
[09:07:00] Cardoe: where ever mysql is installed
[09:08:00] eiggirC: hmmm
[09:08:00] eiggirC: Cardoe: it seems that skip-networking doesn't exist anymore, and that bind-address is whats used
[09:08:00] eiggirC: bind-address = 127.0.0.1 10.28.1.4
[09:09:00] Cardoe: just comment it out
[09:10:00] eiggirC: 2005-10–17 20:05:05.129 Connecting to backend server: 10.28.1.4:6543 (try 1 of 5)
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[09:11:00] eiggirC: works from itself, but not from another machine on the network
[09:11:00] Cardoe: well it shouldn't try to connect through a socket.
[09:11:00] Cardoe: it should be trying to connect via TCP/IP
[09:11:00] eiggirC: okay so its a fromntend problem
[09:11:00] Cardoe: Do you have the "mythbox" in /etc/hosts on the frontend?
[09:11:00] eiggirC: nope – its in my local DNS server.
[09:11:00] Cardoe: is mythbox the one where your mysql install is?
[09:12:00] eiggirC: it resolves fine
[09:12:00] eiggirC: yes
[09:12:00] Cardoe: mythbox resolves to what?
[09:12:00] SlicerDicer-: hell yeah I got it Cardoe :)
[09:12:00] eiggirC: 10.28.1.4
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[09:12:00] Cardoe: SlicerDicer: no green?
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[09:14:00] SlicerDicer-: no GreyFoxx
[09:14:00] SlicerDicer-: oops
[09:14:00] SlicerDicer-: no green
[09:14:00] SlicerDicer-: haha
[09:14:00] SlicerDicer-: hit the wrong key
[09:14:00] eiggirC: Cardoe: this works.... mysql -h mythbox -u mythtv -p
[09:14:00] Cardoe: cool
[09:15:00] eiggirC: so the front end is having issues connecting to the sql server
[09:15:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I am worried about my timings though
[09:15:00] eiggirC: *smack*
[09:15:00] SlicerDicer-: I dont know my htimings on my tv
[09:15:00] Cardoe: eiggirC: that command works from the frontend?
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[09:16:00] eiggirC: Cardoe: yes, it does
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[09:18:00] eiggirC: Access denied for user 'mythtv'@'thionite-wl.criggie.dyndns.org' (using password: NO)
[09:18:00] eiggirC: Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client
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[09:18:00] eiggirC: WTF? they're the same version!
[09:19:00] laga: jusk1: UID0 is bad for you
[09:20:00] eiggirC: is the password field in /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt encrypted ?
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[09:22:00] jusk1: laga.. eh?
[09:23:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, do you have a 350?
[09:23:00] Cardoe: nope
[09:23:00] SlicerDicer-: ohh
[09:23:00] Cardoe: 150 & 250
[09:23:00] Cardoe: might be getting a 500
[09:23:00] SlicerDicer-: hehe
[09:23:00] Cardoe: for help in development
[09:23:00] Cardoe: :)
[09:23:00] eiggirC: a 500 is just two 150s on the same card, isn't it?
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[09:24:00] Cardoe: yes
[09:24:00] Cardoe: but there's some tricks that need to be done to make it work
[09:24:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, I cant figure out why quite a bit of the image is cutoff on the decoder output
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[09:25:00] SlicerDicer-: it must be overscan eh?
[09:25:00] Cardoe: yeah
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[09:25:00] SlicerDicer-: Option "TVOverScan" "0.6"
[09:25:00] SlicerDicer-: I would set something like that eh?
[09:26:00] Cardoe: try it
[09:27:00] juski: SlicerDicer.. depends on what version the driver is.. I found 7667 would ignore the setting so I had to use nvidia-settings instead
[09:27:00] SlicerDicer-: juski, I aint using nvidia for output
[09:27:00] SlicerDicer-: I am using my PVR-350
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[09:28:00] juski: oopsie lol
[09:28:00] ** juski keeps his big gob shut from now on **
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[09:30:00] banyan: Hmm, my computer froze up. So far I'm not having great luck with 2.6.12.
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[09:32:00] banyan: What's the appropriate method for loading the lirc modules automatically on startup? 2.6.12 does automatically load ivtv but it doesn't load the lirc modules.
[09:35:00] ** juski just googled on the error message a compilation spits out & got http://fr.pastebin.ca/11465 **
[09:36:00] juski: could someone have a look at that pastbin for me and give me an impression of what might be wrong?
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[09:37:00] SlicerDicer-: nah Cardoe that was not what I needed
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[09:56:00] eiggirC: note to self... mythfrontend -display remotemachine:0 is a BAD IDEA
[09:57:00] banyan: why's that?
[09:58:00] eiggirC: cos it crashed the backend machine :-\
[09:58:00] eiggirC: I only have a P3 866 and a crap lifeview frame grabber card
[09:59:00] banyan: wow, I have no idea why that would happen.
[09:59:00] laga: it shouldn't happen.
[09:59:00] eiggirC: I'm getting all sorts of weirdness
[09:59:00] eiggirC: Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client
[10:00:00] eiggirC: thats from running mythfrontend
[10:00:00] eiggirC: the same thing happens when I run mythfrontend on the backend machine directly
[10:00:00] laga: iirc, you get some help when you google this error messagr
[10:01:00] eiggirC: okay cheers
[10:01:00] eiggirC: I should put in some more research first, is what you're hinting :)))
[10:01:00] laga: no, i know for a fact that you get the solution there ;)
[10:02:00] eiggirC: "check mythtv's docs how to use mysql 4.1.x"
[10:02:00] eiggirC: thats the answer
[10:04:00] juski: laga... any idea what's causing the problem in the pastebin I posted earlier? I googled on the compilation error & came up with someone else's pastebin
[10:05:00] laga: juski: lol. i've googled for an error message my printer gives me 5 minutes ago, and the guy who had the same problem even used the same host name for his machine ;)
[10:06:00] laga: juski: darn, that's not someone else's pastebin, that's mine!
[10:06:00] laga: this world is small.
[10:07:00] stoffel: problem compiling mythplugins?
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[10:07:00] laga:
[10:07:00] laga: juski: are you using a recent svn checkout?
[10:07:00] juski: nope... it's to compile against 0.18
[10:08:00] juski: YOUR pastebin ?! sheesh
[10:08:00] laga: laga@styx ;)
[10:08:00] juski: ahh that shoulda given it away
[10:08:00] juski: I'm logged in over a vnc connection so screen updates are a bit sluggish
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[10:10:00] laga: actually... i dont know how i fixed it, i probably had to add an include or something. are you using levon's latest patch?
[10:10:00] juski: I'm almost certain this patch compiled cleanly against 0,18 before
[10:10:00] juski: it's the only patch (the earliest) I can find which applies cleanly
[10:11:00] juski: it's not possible the file for mythtv source has changed since is it?
[10:11:00] laga: yeah, right. i remember the problem..oh well, i don't know what distro i was on. this machine is 'mythfoo' which doesn't exist anymore
[10:11:00] laga: juski: nope.
[10:11:00] juski: hmmm must be a dependant package then
[10:11:00] SlicerDicer-: Cardoe, well....
[10:11:00] SlicerDicer-: using the PVR-350 decoder seems to have stopped mythfrontend from crashing
[10:12:00] ** SlicerDicer- cheers **
[10:12:00] laga: juski: i know that it worked fine for levon but it broke on my machine due to a missing include. i'm sure this has been mentioned in an email somewhere
[10:13:00] SlicerDicer-: Cpu(s): 0.0% us, 0.3% sy, 0.0% ni, 99.7% id, 0.0% wa, 0.0% hi, 0.0% si
[10:13:00] SlicerDicer-:
[10:13:00] SlicerDicer-: thats toally awesome for using the decoder on the PVR
[10:13:00] SlicerDicer-: I love it :)
[10:16:00] laga: tried mythgame yet? :>
[10:16:00] SlicerDicer-: hehe no
[10:17:00] SlicerDicer-: I just cannot am amazed at the image quality of the PVR-350 output
[10:17:00] SlicerDicer-: bah
[10:17:00] banyan: It's pretty good?
[10:17:00] banyan: Mine's pretty good.
[10:17:00] SlicerDicer-: 2 trains of thought run together make for bad sentences
[10:17:00] SlicerDicer-: lol
[10:18:00] SlicerDicer-: anyway yeah its damn good compared to nvidia card
[10:18:00] banyan: anyone know how to get rid of recordings that I manually deleted the nuv files for?
[10:18:00] SlicerDicer-: banyan, press D on the listing in recorded programs?
[10:18:00] banyan: Do I just have to remove the entries in the recordings table?
[10:19:00] banyan: nope, that doesn't work. I think it craps out because it can't delete the file since it doesn't exist.
[10:19:00] SlicerDicer-: well spoof the file then :)
[10:19:00] PaulWay: banyan: you can fool it by touching the file name again.
[10:20:00] PaulWay: But it's better to delete the file through the front end.
[10:20:00] SlicerDicer-: aye PaulWay
[10:20:00] banyan: true but I could only ssh in remotely and I noticed I had zero drive space left.
[10:20:00] PaulWay: banyan: the mythfrontend log will show which file wasn't able to be removed.
[10:21:00] banyan: So I eliminated some crap I didn't really care to watch anyway, transferred some files to my local laptop and watched them there...
[10:21:00] PaulWay: banyan: I'm letting you off this once ... :-)
[10:21:00] banyan: Or I could delete from recordings where (something or other) could I not?
[10:21:00] ** juski got distracted with work **
[10:22:00] PaulWay: Yeah, banyan, that'll also work.
[10:22:00] PaulWay: But for the two-in-one cleaning action...
[10:22:00] SlicerDicer-: lol PaulWay letting him off :P
[10:24:00] juski: laga.. trying ./configure --enable-dvb --enable-dvb-eit
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[10:30:00] laga: bah, work
[10:32:00] banyan: there, that bit of housekeeping's done.
[10:32:00] banyan: Now if I can get through a few days without another freeze-up! That was weird. I've had a few of those with 2.6.12 but I thought they were mainly due to a flaky PVR250 I'd been trying out for a friend.
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[10:37:00] banyan: Anybody have trouble with recent versions of ivtv being unable to find a pvr250's encoder mailbox on load?
[10:40:00] laga: afk.
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[10:44:00] banyan: anybody using a pvr-350 with fc4? is it safe for me to update to fc4 yet?
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[10:59:00] juski: bah, that didn't work either :(
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[11:02:00] banyan: Is the default capture card 0 or 1?
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[11:13:00] Cardoe: God
[11:14:00] Cardoe: sound quality has gone down the can
[11:14:00] Cagochi: I just got a setfault with transcode.
[11:14:00] Cagochi: 4 of my 5 segments transcoded successfully. The 5th just barfed.
[11:15:00] Cagochi: This is the command I typed at the command line. "transcode -i 5.mpg --export_prof dvd-ntsc -o tlf05.mpg"
[11:15:00] Cagochi: Here's my pastebin from transcodes output. http://pastebin.com/396231
[11:15:00] Cagochi: Can anybody help?
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[11:19:00] poonj: hey guys, anyone here know where I can configure setting a button to run a system command?
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[12:43:00] Dagmar: poonj: In theory, lirc would be the thing to look at for that.
[13:00:00] k-man: is there a win32 mythtv frontend around?
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[13:27:00] juski: sandos_.. yes, and no. mostly no
[13:27:00] juski: oops
[13:27:00] juski: k-man... yes, and no
[13:28:00] juski: just google, and ye shall find: http://winmyth.sourceforge.net
[13:28:00] Dagmar: For the most part, you can cheat it.
[13:29:00] Dagmar: Install CygWin/X and PuTTY, then start the Cygwin/X server, ssh into your machine with the frontend software on it (with tunnelling enabled) and then you can start the frontend and it will export to your Win32 desktop.
[13:30:00] Dagmar: I wouldn't suggest trying to watch video like that tho (it'll be rough).
[13:30:00] Dagmar: ...or you can just share your video archive directory with Samba. Once you get Windows over the fact that the files end in nuv, they'll play fine
[13:30:00] Dagmar: It would probably be easier just to book a KnoppMyth CD rather than do either of those things
[13:31:00] juski: I tried that once – it crashed the backend
[13:32:00] Dagmar: Which thing? Exporting over ssh?
[13:32:00] juski: knoppmyth
[13:33:00] Dagmar: Messed up. It shouldn't be able to crash the backend unless there's a protocol problem
[13:33:00] juski: I regularly vnc into another machine to update the video directory though
[13:33:00] Dagmar: I'm just running all the bits on one machine at the moment (my desktop)
[13:33:00] Dagmar: Seems to be working fine
[13:33:00] juski: well, dagmar.. I know it shouldn't have been able to, but it did
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[13:39:00] juski: hmmm I think this compiling problem has something to do with sitypes.h
[13:40:00] juski: does that jog your memory, laga?
[13:40:00] Dagmar: juski: You're having a problem compiling something?
[13:41:00] juski: oh yeah
[13:41:00] Dagmar: Which thing?
[13:42:00] juski: sitypes.h:60: error: `uint16_t' was not declared in this scope
[13:42:00] juski: sitypes.h:60: error: template argument 1 is invalid
[13:42:00] juski: sitypes.h:60: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of `QMap_SDTObject' with no
[13:42:00] juski: type
[13:42:00] juski: that's the start of the error
[13:43:00] juski: I googled on the 2st line & found laga's pastebin of the whole thing
[13:43:00] Dagmar: Actually, I meant which thinga re you building
[13:43:00] juski: *1st line
[13:43:00] juski: mythtv with dbox2 support
[13:43:00] juski: I've patched mythtv-0.18.1
[13:43:00] Dagmar: Whoah. What's a dbox2?
[13:44:00] juski: I had it working a few weeks ago, and seen as the patch I used is the only one that applies cleanly, am assuming it's the one I originally used
[13:44:00] Dagmar: I'm guessing that if you can figure out where uint16_t is actually being defined you can add it to the includes on that file
[13:45:00] juski: Dagmar.. dbox2 is a cable/satellite set top box which conveniently does network streaming
[13:45:00] Dagmar: Nifty
[13:45:00] juski: yep
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[13:46:00] juski: I'd use SVN but I need the DVB code to be rock solid
[13:46:00] Dagmar: I'd say get the SVN and see if it works.
[13:47:00] Dagmar: Compiling > not-compiling.
[13:47:00] juski: laga's error was with svn – and it's the same error, so I'm thinking.. maybe not
[13:47:00] juski: nothing to lose though
[13:51:00] Dagmar: Bah. Color syntax highlighting is still a little flaky in vim 6.4
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[13:57:00] Pete_: hmm.. configure says its not enabling dvd playback, whys this? looking at ./configure --help you need to pass --enable-dvd to stop it from compiling dvd support in, but im not. Is there something else I need to do to enable dvd support?
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[14:54:00] Norwat: hY
[14:55:00] Norwat: do you guys know any public online myth.tv servers
[14:55:00] Norwat: ?
[14:55:00] laga: err
[14:55:00] GreyFoxx: huh
[14:55:00] GreyFoxx: ?
[14:55:00] laga: could you please elaborate on that?
[14:55:00] GreyFoxx: public what ?
[14:55:00] Norwat: well
[14:55:00] Norwat: i want to watch sci-fi tv for example
[14:56:00] Norwat: but here on portugal we dont have it
[14:56:00] GreyFoxx: mythtv is not an online/Internet based tv streaming service
[14:56:00] Norwat: oh ...
[14:56:00] laga: that would be illegal
[14:56:00] Norwat: yeh i know ...
[14:56:00] Norwat: tks :P
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[14:57:00] GreyFoxx: Myth is pvr software that is capable of streaming around your local network to multiple machines. But it's not an online service
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[15:25:00] sskk: Where are the mythweb settings saved? (when I change language, it's not saved persistently)
[15:25:00] laga: in a cookie, me thinks. you may also want to check the permissions on the php_sessions directory
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[15:37:00] sskk: laga: doesn't really solve it.. Do you know where in the code "English" and "9:00AM-9:00PM" are defined as the defaults?
[15:37:00] laga: sskk: nope, sorry.
[15:38:00] sskk: thanks anyway
[15:38:00] laga: sskk: try grep
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[15:48:00] ** juski reads a question about public mythtv servers.. ROFLMAO **
[15:50:00] juski: good idea tho – all you need to do is get fox etc to agree to it
[15:50:00] laga: hehe
[15:50:00] laga: yep
[15:51:00] juski: laga – quick Q... which version of gcc you using?
[15:51:00] laga: gcc version 3.4.4 20050314 (prerelease) (Debian 3.4.3–13)
[15:51:00] juski: I'm on 3.3.6.. just trying to eliminate the compiling problem
[15:52:00] laga: did you try a newer version of the patch?
[15:52:00] juski: I can't.. it won't apply cleanly against 0.18
[15:52:00] juski: I could solve the problem overnight by using svn
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[15:53:00] juski: and besides... I got it working before
[15:53:00] laga: what distro?
[15:53:00] juski: gentoo
[15:55:00] juski: I'll download the svn version tonight & see what I can see in the code
[15:56:00] juski: keeps me busy while 0.19 is being prepared anyway :)
[15:56:00] laga: hehe
[15:56:00] laga: juski: did you read all threads carefully?
[15:56:00] juski: yes I did
[15:56:00] laga: ok
[15:57:00] juski: I'm trying the first patch levon mailed out.. no mention of missing files in that one
[15:58:00] juski: I know there've been changes since then.. but it's a benchmark to get back to where I was
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[16:14:00] manulito: anyone with some nice screenshots of mythtv?
[16:14:00] manulito: except those on the site
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[16:36:00] manulito: one screenshot shows some movie-info
[16:36:00] manulito: like this: http://mythtv.sourceforge.net/mc/mythvideo4.png
[16:36:00] manulito: does it fetch info from imdb?
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[17:43:00] Dagmar: Okay, I'm confused.
[17:44:00] Dagmar: I figured out the difference between MPEG-2 PS and MPEG-2 TS formats, but I can't for the life of me figure out where in the heck you can tell Myth to transcode stuff as MPEG-4
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[17:44:00] Rince: hiho
[17:44:00] Dagmar: I'm trying to get the thing recording programs, and then recoding it over to something with more optimal compression and I'm getting nowhere
[17:45:00] Dagmar: Rince: Hey there... You got any wisdom to impart on this matter?
[17:45:00] jonK: and what is the difference ebtween mpeg-2 ps and mpeg-2 ts?
[17:45:00] Dagmar: TS uses shorter chunks of image data, basically an increase in encapsulation overhead in order to facilitate streaming across lossy networks.
[17:46:00] Rince: Hoi Dagmar
[17:46:00] Dagmar: PS, on the other hand, uses only long chunks of data for non-lossy transmission (like say, watching it off a disc)
[17:46:00] Rince: Dagmar: you mean first recoding, then transcoding in a dfferent format and then saving it?
[17:47:00] Dagmar: Yeah
[17:47:00] Dagmar: Or rather, first *recording* (which I'm doing fine)...
[17:47:00] Rince: well – I do that usually with nuvexport...
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[17:47:00] Dagmar: I've got a PVR-500 so I can't really pick the encoding method for the first recording
[17:48:00] Dagmar: The viewing menu has a "Start Transcoding" option, but it's pretty gnomic about what it's doing
[17:48:00] Rince: Dagmar: well – you can configure that in the setup
[17:48:00] Dagmar: Where do you set up those profiles to dictate what it transcodes to?
[17:48:00] Rince: I usually do normal recording and automatical transcoding so it gets compressed, and when I want to save something I use nuvexport for the proper output-format
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[17:57:00] Dagmar: I'm hoping to figure out the more useful stuff so I won't be answering support questions with "Umm... I never figured that bit out"
[17:58:00] Dagmar: I just built the whole schlamiel on a Slack 10.2 system so I'm going to try to get some Dropline packages for it out the door before Christmas
[17:59:00] Dagmar: With a wee bit of luck there won't be too much grumbling about the fact that it uses Qt.  ;)
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[18:04:00] beavis: sure is myth ok on ubuntu Hoxzer
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[18:04:00] Hoxzer: beavis: how do you know?
[18:04:00] Dagmar: It should be able to run if they've got Qt packages available
[18:05:00] Hoxzer: well actually mythtv is not the problem
[18:05:00] Hoxzer: IVTV is
[18:05:00] Hoxzer: ;/
[18:05:00] Dagmar: It won't work on ya'll's kernel?
[18:06:00] Hoxzer: mythtv-configure runs fine
[18:06:00] Hoxzer: so I guess mythtv will too if I just configure it right
[18:06:00] Hoxzer: but I just can't install IVTV
[18:07:00] Dagmar: Why not?
[18:07:00] Hoxzer: first there is no repo for it
[18:08:00] Hoxzer: and second I always get error by using this guide http://www.cs.rit.edu/~css8044/?q=ivtv
[18:08:00] Rince: btw...
[18:09:00] Hoxzer: btw what?
[18:09:00] Rince: is there anyone using nuvexport to make dvds? is there a scripted way to generate iso-images or so?
[18:09:00] Rince: or to make multiple dvds if necessary?
[18:09:00] Dagmar: Hoxzer: Yesterday I threw the 0.4.0 on this machine with a new 2.6.13.4 kernel just fine
[18:10:00] Dagmar: Hoxzer: And about the repository--you don't know how to make your own .debs?
[18:10:00] Dagmar: You *can* just lob the stuff in without the benefit of the package manager, but debs would make it easier to keep clean
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[18:13:00] Hoxzer: Dagmar: nope
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[18:14:00] Dagmar: Well, at least you've got the 2.6 kernel
[18:14:00] Dagmar: I found out the hard way the tuners on the PVR-500 don't really listen to ivtv with a 2.4 kernel
[18:14:00] Dagmar: Had to rebuild all the kernel mess
[18:15:00] Dagmar: Alsa, ivtv, nvidia driver, etc. Very annoying
[18:15:00] Dagmar: There is a *simpler* way to eliminate those other V4l drivers without deleting them.
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[18:16:00] Dagmar: "alias modulename off" in /etc/modules.conf (or modprobe.conf on yours I think) and you can effectively neuter them so they won't get in the way of tuner detection
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[18:20:00] ** xris pokes kormoc|afk **
[18:21:00] laga: xris: is he late for work again?
[18:21:00] xris: yup
[18:21:00] xris: always is.. (he stays late, though)
[18:21:00] laga: hehe
[18:21:00] xris: he has a problem with a roommate taking 2 hour showers in the morning
[18:21:00] laga: lazy workaholic..
[18:21:00] laga: oh that sucks
[18:22:00] Krazylegz: He should figure out how to flush the toilet without being in the bathroom.
[18:22:00] laga: he should search for the valves...
[18:22:00] Krazylegz: Ah, just turn off the hot water....or the cold water.
[18:23:00] Krazylegz: "What happened to your last roommate?" "Burned in the shower. Freak accident."
[18:24:00] Dagmar: considering the acoustic environment of the shower, I'd go for bombarding him with subsonics
[18:24:00] xris: heh
[18:24:00] Dagmar: Make the shower a scary place and he'll get over the idea of hanging out in there too long
[18:25:00] xris: nah. kormoc bugged him about it, but the guy finally decided to start paying rent.
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[18:40:00] Led-Hed: kormoc, I got my 3ware 9500 a 64bit slot!!
[18:41:00] kormoc: yeah?!
[18:41:00] kormoc: so how good is it workin now?
[18:41:00] Led-Hed: workin like a champ
[18:41:00] kormoc: what's your throughput?
[18:41:00] protonchris: Led-Hed: what mobo?
[18:42:00] Led-Hed: protonchris, supermicro
[18:42:00] Led-Hed: kormoc, cant remember exactly, but something like 66mb
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[18:43:00] kormoc: Led-Hed, way nicer :)
[18:43:00] Led-Hed: ya
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[18:43:00] Led-Hed: protonchris, Supermicro P8SCT
[18:44:00] Led-Hed: kormoc, Timing cached reads: 3404 MB in 2.00 seconds = 1701.89 MB/sec
[18:44:00] Led-Hed: Timing buffered disk reads: 174 MB in 3.01 seconds = 57.84 MB/sec and thats while its in use...
[18:45:00] Led-Hed: of course it cost me $400 to upgrade.  ;(
[18:45:00] kormoc: icky :/
[18:45:00] Led-Hed: ya, the mobo uses DDR-II so I had to buy Mobo, RAM, & CPU
[18:46:00] kormoc: well, least it was a all around update
[18:46:00] Dagmar: Did you get 754 or 939
[18:46:00] Dagmar: I'm guessing 754 from the price
[18:46:00] Led-Hed: Now I have to re-install the OS so that it can take advantage of the HyperThreading
[18:46:00] Led-Hed: Dagmar, its an intel. LGA 775
[18:47:00] Dagmar: Ouch
[18:47:00] Led-Hed: I wanted AMD, but couldnt find one with a 64bit slot...
[18:48:00] Led-Hed: well, I found a few, but the Optron CPU's are very expensive...
[18:48:00] Dagmar: Weird
[18:48:00] Dagmar: I'm not buying another host system without it being x86_64
[18:49:00] Led-Hed: there are a lot of AMD Mobos out there with PCI-Express, but I needed PCI-X
[18:51:00] Dagmar: Im' sure i've seen that throughput on PATA before tho
[18:51:00] Led-Hed: Between the RAID card(64bit PCI) , the Gig-E, and 4x PVR-250's it was tuff finding a Mobo to suit....
[18:51:00] Dagmar: Usually the only holdup is the disks themselves, but you're going RAID
[18:52:00] Led-Hed: My PCI bus was hammered so the throuput was much lower when I was using the AMD/Abit NF7-S.. like 1/3 the performance.
[18:53:00] Dagmar: Doesn't the 250 have hardware encoding?
[18:53:00] Dagmar: My machine just barely seems to be doing anything when it's recording on the PVR-500
[18:54:00] gcope: unless you're pushing many drives, its VERY doubtful you'll see anything throughput increase
[18:54:00] gcope: anything = any
[18:54:00] Led-Hed: the 250 has hardware encoding, but the PCI bus is still used to get the encoded video to the disks
[18:54:00] gcope: ...and then....doubtful unless you are using SCSI
[18:55:00] Dagmar: Something seems out of whack there. I'm guessing it must have something to do with PCI IRQ sharing
[18:55:00] mchou: Yup, I agree
[18:55:00] mchou: 4 250s should not saturate the bus
[18:55:00] Dagmar: Even the default slightly highish settings shouldn't be able to saturate the bus
[18:56:00] Led-Hed: mochu, 4 pvr-250's + Gig-E PCI card, + 3Ware 9500 RAID
[18:56:00] Led-Hed: Gig-E can saturate the PCI bus almost by itself
[18:56:00] mchou: no way the bus should come near saturation
[18:56:00] mchou: lol, the Gig-E is on the PCI bus?
[18:57:00] Dagmar: Are you intending on streaming all four cards out to the network at full speed?
[18:57:00] gcope: ...unless bus latency is getting too high
[18:57:00] Led-Hed: it was
[18:57:00] Led-Hed: on the NF7-S
[18:57:00] Dagmar: You definitely need pcix for Gig-E or most of those cards won't even engage Gig-E mode
[18:57:00] Dagmar: ...of course the easy solution is just to get a board with it built in
[18:57:00] mchou: Led-Hed: there's your problem right there.
[18:57:00] Led-Hed: the new Mobo has Gig-E built in
[18:58:00] mchou: so? should be ok then
[18:58:00] Led-Hed: mchou, not really, I had poor RAID performance before I added the Gig-E
[18:58:00] gcope: Led-Hed, what type of raid are you running?
[18:58:00] Led-Hed: with the New Mobo things are smookin.... but the NF7-S was crap as a backend...
[18:59:00] Led-Hed: gcope, 7x 160g SATA RAID5
[18:59:00] Dagmar: Well, at least it's good you only had to spend $400 then
[18:59:00] Led-Hed: ya
[18:59:00] Dagmar: Okay it's clear you watch way more TV than I do
[18:59:00] Led-Hed: the new system wont be pushed until I go HD
[18:59:00] mchou: Led-Hed: sell me the nf7 :)
[18:59:00] Dagmar: I'm just looking to keep myself able to watch the stuff that's on until I can burn some of it to DVD.
[18:59:00] gcope: Led-Hed, you realize that SATA (AFAIK) perf on linux is still sub par compared to SCSI...on linux?
[18:59:00] Led-Hed: mchou, nope, new life as a frontend
[18:59:00] Dagmar: I'm not looking to archive the last months' worth of braodcasting at once
[19:00:00] Beirdo: gcope: you realize that SCSI is WAY cheaper than SATA :)
[19:00:00] mchou: fucking seagate
[19:00:00] Led-Hed: gcope, I cant afford a 1Tb SCSI RAID
[19:00:00] Beirdo: errr
[19:00:00] gcope: software raid or hardware raid?
[19:00:00] Beirdo: more expensive
[19:00:00] ** Beirdo slaps himself **
[19:00:00] mchou: I dunno if these smart errors are real or not
[19:00:00] Beirdo: wake up, retard
[19:00:00] Led-Hed: gcope, 3Ware 9500 (hardware)
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[19:03:00] Led-Hed: my performance before the upgrade. Timing cached reads: 1176 MB in 2.00 seconds = 587.21 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 192 MB in 3.03 seconds = 63.36 MB/sec
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[19:04:00] Led-Hed: so the Cached read is now 3 times faster
[19:04:00] gcope: cached as in 9500 cached?
[19:05:00] Led-Hed: not sure how that translates...
[19:05:00] gcope: Led-Hed, how much memory you ave?
[19:06:00] Led-Hed: 1g ddr-II
[19:06:00] Led-Hed: dual channel
[19:06:00] gcope: the cached perf you're talking about? Is that 9500's cache perf read result or OS cache read result?
[19:07:00] Led-Hed: I dont know. I just did a hdparm -tT /dev/sda1
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[19:08:00] rapha: Hi all!
[19:08:00] gcope: Led-Hed, was that run multiple times...each time resulted the same value?
[19:08:00] rapha: How do you get listings for Germany in MythTV? Zap2It isn't available here afaik
[19:09:00] gcope: fyi, increasing memory will affect the results of that test
[19:09:00] Led-Hed: Ran it 4 times, all were within 10%
[19:09:00] gcope: that test is basically testing the OS's cache
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[19:10:00] gcope: ...I say that...the docs really are not that clear
[19:10:00] Led-Hed: Then there was a prob with the OS cache before the Upgrade. Funny thing is that I didnt re-install the OS with the new Mobo. Just popped it in and Fedora detected everything just fine....
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[19:10:00] gcope: ya, with modules, you shouldn't have to reinstall
[19:11:00] rapha: Nobody using MythTV outside North America?
[19:11:00] Led-Hed: I was looking into doing a benchmark with bonnie, but I dont understand the output...
[19:11:00] Led-Hed: rapha, sure there are.
[19:11:00] sskk: rapha: I'm up and running in Denmar, Europe
[19:12:00] rapha: Led-Hed, sskk: how do you get TV listings if not from Zap2It?
[19:12:00] sskk: I don't use zat2it
[19:12:00] gcope: Led-Hed, I'm really not sure what to tel you about the validity of that measurment...the docs contridicts it self
[19:12:00] sskk: the danish broadcaster TV2 has a simular service
[19:12:00] Led-Hed: lol.
[19:12:00] sskk: (free)
[19:12:00] gcope: one part says it measures the disk's cache...the other says it measures the OS's disk cache...
[19:13:00] rapha: Does anybody know if there's such a service for Germany?
[19:13:00] rapha: (What to look for in Google?)
[19:13:00] gcope: it also says several meg needs to be available...which implies it's the OS' cache being tested...not the disk's
[19:13:00] gcope: just fyi, if you are looking to further improve disk buffer cache, add more memory
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[19:14:00] Led-Hed: well, the Raid Controller has 128mb on it, so I'm not sure if its the RAID Cache, Disk Cache (all disks are 8mb) or the OS cache. Thats a lotta cache
[19:14:00] Led-Hed: gcope, I doubled the RAM and the buffered only changed about 1%
[19:15:00] gcope: Led-Hed, depending on hardware config, the 128MB onboard the controller should be used for write-behind read-ahead caching
[19:15:00] gcope: chances are, the onboard ram is giving a false read performance
[19:15:00] Led-Hed: I wish there was a simple Disk benchmark I could use to test it a bit more...
[19:16:00] juski: hometime (yay!)
[19:16:00] gcope: for example, if the disk test assumes the drive has 8 or 16M of cache, at it attempts to test on-disk cache performance, the controller will have it all cached, especially on the second run through
[19:17:00] gcope: ....but, if you read/write multiple streams through the controller, or read a file which is not cached, performance is going to be much smaller
[19:17:00] gcope: err lower
[19:17:00] gcope: chances are, video is going to be much larger than 128MB...especially if you have mutiple read/write streams going on concurrently
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[19:18:00] gcope: ...which I'm guessing the intent is if you have 4 video cards
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[19:18:00] gcope: do you have multiple front-ends whereby, you plan to play many videos at once?
[19:23:00] gcope: on my old, slow PATA drive, I get: Timing cached reads: 3792 MB in 2.00 seconds = 1894.39 MB/sec
[19:24:00] gcope: in case you were curiou
[19:24:00] gcope: in case you were curious
[19:24:00] FITH: 2gb/sec of memory bandwidth?? Wow!
[19:25:00] Led-Hed: I have 4 frontends. I may soon convert 2 of them to HDTV
[19:26:00] Krazylegz: Hmm. Anyone in here right now put a bunch of extra RAM in the system and put the LiveTV cache on a RAMdisk?
[19:26:00] Led-Hed: what benifit?
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[19:26:00] Krazylegz: Faster channel switching?
[19:26:00] mchou: nope
[19:26:00] gcope: KraMer, as a rule of thumb, extra ram is best used for FS cache rather than ramdisk
[19:27:00] gcope: opps
[19:27:00] Krazylegz: Dang tab completion.
[19:27:00] gcope: Krazylegz, , as a rule of thumb, extra ram is best used for FS cache rather than ramdisk
[19:27:00] Krazylegz: Yes, I got it. ;-)
[19:27:00] mchou: channel switching is mostly a function of ivtv :)
[19:27:00] mchou: the "slow" part at least
[19:28:00] gcope: Led-Hed, what FS are you using?
[19:28:00] Krazylegz: Well, when people ask why Myth isn't as fast for switching channels as Tivo, we say that it's because Tivo doesn't do as much.
[19:28:00] FITH: the channel switching time is a function of the PVR cards mpeg buffer isn't it? (i.e. disk speed won't do anything)
[19:28:00] gcope: Led-Hed, if you are planning on having that kind of FS traffic, you might want to consider XFS or JFS
[19:28:00] Led-Hed: gcope, using XFS now
[19:28:00] Krazylegz: FITH: That's what I thought too.
[19:29:00] gcope: XFS is my preference too
[19:29:00] gcope: Led-Hed, does you raid controller support write-through or write-back caching? if so, which you using?
[19:30:00] gcope: Led-Hed, does it have onboard battery backup?
[19:30:00] Led-Hed: ya
[19:30:00] Led-Hed: gcope, not sure on the w-thru or w-back
[19:31:00] gcope: w-back is faster....but riskier...wouldn't use it unless you love really bad disk corrupt OR have a battery backup on the controller
[19:31:00] Led-Hed: I have a battery backup on the controller, how much faster is w-back?
[19:32:00] gcope: Led-Hed, depends on the controller ;) Typically, makes writes anywhere from 5–200% faster...depending on size and number of writes and other channel activity...so on and so on...
[19:32:00] Led-Hed: humm, I'll have to try it...
[19:33:00] gcope: for real world use in myth, it will probably lower disk write latency when you hve all 4 streams recording...ensuing you don't drop/stutter, etc...probably won't matter much in the long run...but sure wouldn't hurt to enable since you have battery
[19:34:00] rapha: Wow
[19:34:00] rapha: MythTV has advanced. Last time I tried to install, my mouse didn't work in the setup screens, now it does :)
[19:34:00] rapha: Well... partially
[19:35:00] Led-Hed: thats more the Distro you are using than MythTV
[19:37:00] rapha: Ubuntu?
[19:38:00] Led-Hed: I use Fedora/RH. My first Myth Install was on RH9. Went ok, but Fedora 1 was by far the easiest install...
[19:39:00] Led-Hed: Usinf FC4 now and its not to bad..
[19:40:00] laga: Led-Hed: the support for the mouse cursor is new.
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[19:40:00] Led-Hed: laga, support in myth?
[19:40:00] laga: Led-Hed: yep
[19:41:00] Led-Hed: humm, I havent seen it. how do I turn it on?
[19:42:00] Led-Hed: the only time I see the cursor is when viewing a movie with Xine...
[19:43:00] rapha: Led-Hed: when you get "Session management error: Authentication reejected" upon trying to start mythtv-backend, what could be wrong?
[19:44:00] Led-Hed: my guess is that MySQL isnt setup for user mythtv
[19:44:00] laga: Led-Hed: it just works i believe.
[19:44:00] Led-Hed: humm
[19:44:00] laga: rapha: my guess is that it doesnt matter.
[19:44:00] rapha: Led-Hed: It is and I can log in using the mysql client. I also entered the mysql password into /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt
[19:45:00] Led-Hed: rapha, I dont know then.
[19:45:00] rapha: laga: rapha@proactivity:~$ ps ax | grep myth
[19:45:00] rapha: doesn't return anything
[19:45:00] laga: rapha: gentoo?
[19:45:00] Led-Hed: rapha, try yhr mailing list
[19:45:00] rapha: laga: Ubuntu
[19:45:00] laga: rapha: ok. start launching the backend manually by typing "mythbackend"
[19:46:00] rapha: laga: should I use the mythtv user?
[19:46:00] laga: rapha: why yes
[19:46:00] rapha: Lol :) ... okay
[19:47:00] rapha: No setting found for this machine's BackendServerIP
[19:48:00] rapha: Oh.
[19:49:00] Led-Hed: I'm shopping for a 42" Plasma. Any recomendations.
[19:49:00] gcope: wow...you must be a real TV fiend! :)
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[19:50:00] Led-Hed: new house with a BIG empty wall... My 8yr old 32" has seen better days
[19:50:00] rapha: gcope: fiend or friend? :)
[19:50:00] pj: erhtrh
[19:50:00] laga: rapha: did you run mythtv-setup yet?
[19:50:00] pj: test
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[19:51:00] rapha: laga: No, the HowTo I'm reading says to first start the backend server
[19:51:00] laga: rapha: it's wrong obviously
[19:51:00] gcope: Led-Hed, I have a semi-new 52" (IIRC) toshiba...am very happy with it...but I have not looked at plasmas
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[19:52:00] laga: Led-Hed: make sure that it supports hdtv resolutions
[19:52:00] rapha: laga: okay, thx
[19:53:00] Led-Hed: I'm curious about the new HDMI inputs. Are they any better than Component? Will I be affected by Copy Protection if I use it?
[19:53:00] ** gcope proclaims ignorance... **
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[19:54:00] laga: Led-Hed: it's possible that HDMI inputs will only accept encrypted signals. i don't know, though. sorry.
[19:54:00] Led-Hed: I might just go EDTV and call it good. Then no hastle with HDTV. Hell at 15' away how much better can HD look over EDTV?
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[19:55:00] king_dan: hey everyone!
[19:56:00] laga: Led-Hed: imagine quake 3 on your hdtv. ;)
[19:56:00] mchou: Led-Hed: EDTV is just fine
[19:57:00] king_dan: anyone gimmie a hand with ma mythtv install?
[19:58:00] laga: king_dan: your teacher my give you a hand with your english
[19:58:00] laga: might*
[19:58:00] Led-Hed: I was looking at the EDTV & HDTV's at CircuitCity yesterday and at 10+ feet away its hard to tell the difference
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[19:59:00] Led-Hed: king_dan, best info I can give you, http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php
[20:00:00] king_dan: lol gutted laga, if your going to rip the piss try not to make the same mistake :p
[20:00:00] laga: king_dan: right. spelling flames are always misspelt ;)
[20:01:00] king_dan: lol sure :p
[20:01:00] rapha: You know what REALLY sucks is when you can only see your mouse in text entry fields and can't click a button AND the buttons don't respond to tab AND have no hotkeys
[20:01:00] laga: rapha: tab should work.
[20:02:00] rapha: laga: On the "Sender Bearbeiten" (Edit Stations or something) screen it doesn't
[20:02:00] rapha: laga: Well, it does. But not for the buttons.
[20:02:00] laga: oh, a german fellow. you're welcome to join #mythtv-de :)
[20:03:00] rapha: Okay
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[20:54:00] lwizardl: how are pvr-150 cards
[20:54:00] xris: lwizardl: compared to what?
[20:54:00] lwizardl: ati aiw's
[20:54:00] laga: to canned cheese
[20:55:00] xris: aiw doesn't work in linux, does it?
[20:55:00] lwizardl: no but those are the only cap cards i've used so far
[20:55:00] lwizardl: besides a bt848
[20:55:00] xris: pvr-150 is fine...
[20:55:00] xris: mine works great
[20:56:00] lwizardl: does it downmix 5.1 ? or will it keep it 5.1
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[20:56:00] lwizardl: audio
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[20:59:00] xris: huh? dolby goes over 2 wires just fine
[20:59:00] xris: and it's not really lost when encoded to mpeg2
[21:00:00] lwizardl: ok so with the 150 if the show has 5.1 it won't downmix it to stereo
[21:00:00] lwizardl: thats good
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[21:09:00] vibey: anyone hear the dolby headphones technology??
[21:10:00] vibey: I'm planning to get an ipod video.. and i was considering building a mythtv as the dvr... what are the possibillities of setting up a mythtv and automating the process of transcoding for an ipodvideo?
[21:10:00] xris: lwizardl: that'd be silly and require all kinds of extra work. easier to just encode the audio and leave the dolby as intact as mpeg lets it.
[21:11:00] xris: vibey: apparently the ipod will play recordings straight from the pvr-x50 cards
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[21:12:00] vibey: xris: any links to more details?
[21:12:00] xris: check the channel logs for yesterday.. search for 480x480
[21:13:00] vibey: are the logs hosted anywhere? i wasn't in the channel yest
[21:13:00] vibey: nm.. wiki
[21:13:00] xris: vibey: /topic
[21:13:00] laga: MythLogBot: help
[21:14:00] vibey: xris: read the topic just as i hit enter.. sorry
[21:14:00] xris: holy crap, it responds to text
[21:14:00] Beirdo: only to that ONE command
[21:14:00] ** xris pokes Beirdo, I want it to respond to [number] and #number with links to trac **
[21:14:00] Beirdo: heh
[21:14:00] Beirdo: silly
[21:15:00] laga: xris: omfg it's alive!
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[21:20:00] lwizardl: xris: was planning on it was just making sure its not a stereo only connection card
[21:21:00] xris: lwizardl: it *is* stereo-only
[21:21:00] xris: dolby *is* stereo
[21:22:00] xris: it's a technology that encodes multiple speaker signals into stereo wires.
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[21:22:00] lwizardl: ok what i mean was it doesn't take from like 5.1 down to 2.0 stereo
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[21:23:00] lwizardl: as in only a single left & right stream
[21:23:00] xris: yes. just saying that it *can't* do that.. don't think anything can
[21:23:00] xris: without a lot of extra work/hardware.
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[21:25:00] lwizardl: ok i know my old ati only did 2.0 stereo
[21:25:00] lwizardl: you couldn't even hear the other parts
[21:26:00] lwizardl: but thanks
[21:26:00] xris: weird. doesn't makes sense, though. it's more work to remove the signal than to leave it in.
[21:26:00] xris: though encoding to whatever format you encoded to could have degraded the signal enough to kill dolby
[21:27:00] lwizardl: it was a rage 3d so it coul of just been to old to have the support
[21:27:00] lwizardl: i just used the ati codec
[21:27:00] lwizardl: anything else i lost to many frames
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[21:37:00] jd86: If i have a hauppague tv150, and this other hauppague card which is unidentified but has bt878 thingy, will they play nice together?
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[21:38:00] gratz|home: when svn'ing mythplugins is it best to svn it into the already svn'd mythtv directory as a subdir or does it really not matter?
[21:39:00] gratz|home: would it be possible to make the svn update both mythtv and mythplugins update at the same time to keep consistencies
[21:43:00] jd86: 10
[21:44:00] jd86: sorry, wrong keyboard
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[21:49:00] jd86: ugh problems, again
[21:49:00] jd86: N doesn't switch tuners in pip
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[21:59:00] jd86: these cards don't like to coexist
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[21:59:00] rapha: Hmm
[21:59:00] rapha: How do you change channels?
[22:00:00] jd86: enter the number?
[22:01:00] rapha: Nothing happens, number appears, then disappears again
[22:01:00] jd86: you have a problem then :( sorry i can't help i'm quite new too.. what card?
[22:02:00] rapha: Some standard v4l. Works alright with tvtime.
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[22:48:00] Z-Morek: so I'm on fc3 and I followed the wilsonet guide... yet lircd is broken it seems.... is it worth my while to upgrade to fc4
[22:49:00] juski: upgrade just because lirc is broke?
[22:50:00] Z-Morek: it's been broken
[22:50:00] juski: that's kinda like formatting the hard drive to delete a file
[22:50:00] Z-Morek: I was raised on windows
[22:50:00] Z-Morek: it makes sense to ME
[22:50:00] juski: I was raised on a zx81 (timex 1000)
[22:50:00] laga: juski: BTW, did you ever noticed the dboxII epg brokenness?
[22:51:00] laga: i was raised on IRC
[22:51:00] juski: laga... I'd have to have a working spare mythtv box ;)
[22:51:00] Z-Morek: and I'm not knowledgable enough of linux to fix the problem without some rpm or something
[22:51:00] jd86: ugh i cant get bttv audio working
[22:51:00] Z-Morek: or a precompiled kernel module
[22:51:00] laga: juski: hehe. well, danielk fixed it in a recent commit :)
[22:51:00] juski: Z-Morek – that's just the kind of defeatest attitude I once had :)
[22:52:00] juski: ****ing bastard stupid linux !!! (user)
[22:52:00] juski: that was me
[22:52:00] juski: just persist, Z-Morek ;)
[22:52:00] Z-Morek: how
[22:53:00] juski: climb a little farther up the learning curve.. it's really no big shakes to compile lirc yourself
[22:53:00] Z-Morek: my mythtv rig runs on a puny little 13 inch tv with the clarity of a blind man
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[22:53:00] jd86: ugh
[22:53:00] jd86: why does the audio on this card have to be so persistantly stupid.
[22:53:00] juski: hey look I was new to linux, and to get my capture card working I had no choice but to patch my kernel
[22:53:00] laga: juski: ivtv? ;)
[22:54:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, what is your Lirc problem?
[22:54:00] Z-Morek: lircd will start
[22:54:00] juski: laga.. no – dvb.. hell if it'd been ivtv I think it might have gone out through the window
[22:54:00] Z-Morek: only somehow it's not recognizing input or something
[22:54:00] Z-Morek: when I run /usr/bin/irw it says nothing and moves onto a new command prompt
[22:54:00] Z-Morek: if I try again it says the device is busy
[22:54:00] juski: ah
[22:55:00] laga: juski: hehe. it was ivtv for me, namely version 0.1.9 and i had no fscking clue back then ;)
[22:55:00] juski: it's probably trying to use the wrong device
[22:55:00] Z-Morek: if I try to restart lircd it fails to stop yet says it starts ok
[22:55:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, do you have a lircd.conf file?
[22:55:00] Z-Morek: I followed the wilsonet guide by the letter
[22:55:00] Z-Morek: and I recall very little of it :-\
[22:55:00] juski: sometimes it's /dev/lirc sometimes it's /dev/lirc0, and for me it was /dev/lirc/0
[22:56:00] Led-Hed: are you trying to start it manually or from bootup?
[22:56:00] juski: Z-Morek – which LIRC module are we talking about here? ivtv, serial.. ?
[22:56:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, FC4 won't fix your problem...
[22:56:00] juski: btw laga.. svn compiled okay
[22:57:00] juski: so.. my goal of getting dbox2 going in 0.18.1 is gonna have to wait til I know what was going wrong
[22:57:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, you using a serial or PVR-x50 IR Reciever?
[22:58:00] ** juski sobs at the thought of having contributed to code he can't use lol **
[22:58:00] Z-Morek: I have a pvr250, ivtv driver and I have the pvr-x50 ir receiver
[22:59:00] Z-Morek: I had everything running and like the windowsian I am I decided to update using apt just for the sake of an update
[22:59:00] juski: oh shit
[22:59:00] Z-Morek: I'll never do THAT again
[22:59:00] Led-Hed: is the lirc_i2c loaded?
[23:00:00] Ryushin: z-morek: I update just fine.
[23:00:00] Z-Morek: yes
[23:00:00] juski: when you upgrade stuff like that in FC does it overwrite config files n stuff?
[23:00:00] laga: juski: hehehe :)
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[23:00:00] Z-Morek: my modprobe.conf remains the same
[23:00:00] Ryushin: Though I run the source for ivtv, lircd, and I'm trying to run svn. Just not succesful yet with the changes they've made with dvb.
[23:00:00] Z-Morek: but maybe it just never updated modprobe
[23:00:00] juski: yeh but lircd.conf etc?
[23:00:00] laga: juski: you can always move to SVN :). the dvb code isn't as flaky [sic] as it used to be
[23:01:00] Z-Morek: I don't know
[23:01:00] juski: well I'm gonna try it.. needs the ass testing off it before I let it loose in here
[23:01:00] Z-Morek: I'm pretty ignorant to everything
[23:01:00] laga: juski: hehe
[23:01:00] Ryushin: laga: The new svn dvb code causes my hd-3000 card to stutter.
[23:01:00] Z-Morek: exactly where is the lircd.conf file
[23:01:00] Ryushin: I'm still trying to figure out how to fix it.
[23:02:00] juski: you know I'm partly doing this cos there are peeps on the forum asking about dbox2 support. I think my commitment to helping people means I need psychiatric help
[23:02:00] Ryushin: It seems that it doesn't accept the DVD recording parameters buffer entries anymore.
[23:02:00] Z-Morek: I'll just pore over the wilsonet guide for a while and then kick my mythrig a few times....
[23:02:00] Z-Morek: I'll be back
[23:02:00] laga: Ryushin: complaining to danielk could help :)
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[23:03:00] Ryushin: laga: Who is danielk?
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[23:03:00] laga: Ryushin: he's responsible for the latest code changes i believe
[23:03:00] laga: Ryushin: you don't read -dev and -commits?
[23:03:00] juski: FAQ is now a few lines longer, laga... thinking of putting the first question "who do I hell at to get features I want included?" and the 2nd Q: "how loud and how long must I whine about it?"
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[23:04:00] Ryushin: laga: Nope. Just the users list. I guess I should subscribe to the -dev and -commits I guess.
[23:04:00] laga: Ryushin: you should!
[23:04:00] laga: Ryushin: for now, you can search at www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/
[23:04:00] Ryushin: Time to add one more list to my 40 lists I get each day.  :)
[23:04:00] laga: juski: hehehe.
[23:05:00] juski: someone did pose an interesting question the other day though... "is there any way to group channels together in mythtv.. into categories like 'sports', 'entertainment' etc"
[23:06:00] laga: juski: oh, that would be nice.
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[23:07:00] juski: more columns in tables.. the only way I can see around it
[23:07:00] Z-Morek: okay so I checked the /var/log/messages
[23:07:00] laga: juski: you probably can group your recordings like that.
[23:07:00] jd86: ok for a tuner card (regular one) and you have to set the audio thing, can you use an alsa device?
[23:07:00] juski: and, Z-Morek?
[23:08:00] Z-Morek: lemme copy paste it into that website thing
[23:08:00] Z-Morek: one sec
[23:08:00] jave: im trying to play an avi movie from the mythvideo plugin. the screen just blinks "loading" and returns. mplayer doesnt start. Is there a logfile for mythvideo?
[23:08:00] laga: jave: it should be in the logs of the frontend
[23:08:00] juski: jave – if you try to play the movie in mplayer outside of mythtv, does it work?
[23:09:00] jave: juski: yes it works outside of myth
[23:09:00] juski: possibly just a command line switch you're missing then, jave
[23:09:00] jave: laga: where does the mythfrontend log go?
[23:09:00] jave: juski: i tried copying the command parameters from the settings. they work
[23:09:00] jave: when i try like that
[23:09:00] laga: jave: nowhere, probably. start it on the console or with --logfile ~/mythfrontend.log
[23:10:00] jave: laga: ah okie thanks
[23:10:00] laga: jave: do you run a window manager?
[23:10:00] juski: right – break over .. time to go back to re-covering my speakers
[23:11:00] Z-Morek: I ran these commands: /sbin/service lircd restart
[23:12:00] Z-Morek: then /usr/bin/irw
[23:12:00] laga: well, good night and good luck to all the people with problems ;)
[23:12:00] Z-Morek: and once more /usr/bin/irw this time it said connection refused
[23:12:00] Led-Hed: later laga
[23:12:00] Z-Morek: and the /var/log/messages is here
[23:12:00] Z-Morek: http://pastebin.ca/25779
[23:12:00] jave: laga: yes
[23:13:00] jave: laga: juski: now i see the log, now i can probably work it out! thanks
[23:13:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, do this: ll /dev/lirc*
[23:13:00] Z-Morek: displays two objects
[23:13:00] Z-Morek: one has VERY limited permissions
[23:14:00] Led-Hed: you should have a link from /dev/lirv -> lirc0
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[23:14:00] Z-Morek: one has rw on all
[23:14:00] Z-Morek: are links displayed in pink?
[23:14:00] Led-Hed: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 5 Oct 16 23:40 /dev/lirc -> lirc0
[23:14:00] Led-Hed: crw-rw---- 1 root root 61, 0 Oct 16 23:40 /dev/lirc0
[23:14:00] Led-Hed: srw-rw-rw- 1 root root 0 Oct 16 23:40 /dev/lircd
[23:14:00] jave: hah, it works if i find an actual avi file. The interface shows all file types...
[23:14:00] Led-Hed: that is mine
[23:14:00] Z-Morek: only the second two
[23:14:00] Z-Morek: and my lirc0 has permissions only on root
[23:15:00] Led-Hed: you need to link /dev/lirc to lirc0
[23:15:00] Z-Morek: ...
[23:16:00] jd86: now i hear fuzz
[23:16:00] Z-Morek: you're going to get mad at me... but how do you link again?
[23:16:00] jd86: bt878 card..
[23:16:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, chmod 666 /dev/lircd will change the permission
[23:17:00] Led-Hed: ln -sf lirc0 lirc
[23:17:00] Led-Hed: you have to be root to link it
[23:18:00] Led-Hed: try the mythtv.org docs. http://mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-8.html#ss8.4
[23:19:00] Z-Morek: so should I stick with the precompiled lirc I have or just follow the mythtv.org guide and compile myself?
[23:19:00] Led-Hed: the link I gave you should show you how to link /dev/lirc
[23:20:00] Led-Hed: skip the compiling stuff, just focus on the config part
[23:20:00] Z-Morek: I FEEL REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY STUPID
[23:20:00] Z-Morek: now that I linked
[23:20:00] Z-Morek: irw now responds
[23:20:00] Led-Hed: I always feel that way on this channel.
[23:20:00] Z-Morek: and I was SO ready to upgrade to fc4
[23:20:00] jave: can anyone recomend a link to user documentation for mythvideo?
[23:20:00] Led-Hed: Z-Morek, FC4 wouldn't fix the problem...
[23:21:00] ** Z-Morek has foot in mouth **
[23:21:00] Led-Hed: now as long as the permissions are correct then user mythtv should be able to use lirc...
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[23:22:00] Led-Hed: and you need the lircrc file in /home/mythtv/.mythtv/ you should be fine
[23:22:00] Z-Morek: thanks a lot
[23:22:00] Led-Hed: no prob. Make notes for next time.
[23:23:00] Z-Morek: I had EVERYTHING configured before I updated and then for some reason the fact that I didn't have a link just changed everything
[23:23:00] Z-Morek: and while you still have the patience to deal with me I have another minor issue
[23:23:00] Led-Hed: well, the previous config was pointing to a device that doesnt exist now. so it wouldnt work...
[23:23:00] Z-Morek: mmmm
[23:24:00] Led-Hed: once you created /dev/lirc0 it started working again...
[23:24:00] Led-Hed: whats this other minor issue.?
[23:24:00] Z-Morek: actually
[23:24:00] Z-Morek: I think I'll just tinker my way thru this one
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[23:24:00] Z-Morek: two instances of the myth frontend start with kde
[23:25:00] Z-Morek: and for some reason even though I had it setup to autologin with my mythtv user it doesn't
[23:25:00] Led-Hed: humm, I use gnome, so I couldn't help you there. look in the KDE Startup for user mythtv
[23:25:00] Z-Morek: it might have something to do with the script from the wilsonet guide
[23:25:00] Z-Morek: I'll be back in a few
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[23:25:00] Led-Hed: ok
[23:25:00] Z-Morek: thanks again
[23:26:00] Z-Morek: I'm pretty oblivious to linux
[23:26:00] Led-Hed: no prob. glad I was able to help someone for once....
[23:26:00] Z-Morek: there's a lug meeting in my area soon I think I'll go
[23:26:00] Led-Hed: usually I'm in your shoes...
[23:26:00] Z-Morek: and such is the ways of the linux community right?
[23:27:00] Z-Morek: everyone tryin to help eachother if they can
[23:27:00] Led-Hed: with regard to linux, the best bet is to search the web for answers before asking in an IRC, some linux people can be quite cold to n00bs...
[23:28:00] Z-Morek: more often than not I usually just get ignored on irc
[23:29:00] Z-Morek: not so much meanness
[23:29:00] Z-Morek: more indifference
[23:29:00] Led-Hed: ya, it can be harsh for n00bs
[23:29:00] Z-Morek: but I understand... for the mostpart my questions are poorly developed and about very stupid things
[23:29:00] Z-Morek: 90% of the time I just skipped a step in the guide I was using
[23:30:00] Z-Morek: so I fix it myself
[23:30:00] Led-Hed: not really, they just like things formatted a specific way..
[23:31:00] Led-Hed: every linux channel I've been to points you to a "How to ask Smart Questions" site. Funny thing is, that site tells n00bs to look for answers on IRC channels.
[23:31:00] kormoc: Exactly, needs to be super shorthand, i.e. Q: LNX KNL MOD REQ $? 4 PVR-500?
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[23:31:00] Led-Hed: kormoc, lol
[23:31:00] xris: Led-Hed: Led-Hed most people are nice if you prefix the question with "I searched google and didn't find an answer..."
[23:32:00] xris: then you'll get something like "search the ivtv mailing list"
[23:32:00] Led-Hed: I'm not trying to bash anyone. I just know how he feels.
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[23:32:00] kjp: hello
[23:32:00] Led-Hed: xris, ya, to a n00b it just feels like a run around and the people with the answers dont want to help...
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[23:33:00] xris: Led-Hed: could be.. does to experienced people sometimes, too... esp. when searching doesn't turn up much.
[23:33:00] PaulWay: Gaaah, cursed yum!
[23:33:00] xris: in reality, it's just us not knowing the answer.
[23:33:00] kjp: I'm having trouble with nuv2disc when trying to make a xvid. it says it's starting to transcode but then it stops only about 10 seconds in. I've tried looking at logs but nothing there seems out of place
[23:33:00] ftwig: hello everybody. Ime setting up a mythtv box with ubuntu breezy and a nova-t card. Trying to get the hardware working at the moment.
[23:34:00] xris: nuv2disc makes xvids?
[23:34:00] xris: kjp: try nuvexport
[23:34:00] kjp: xris: says so...
[23:34:00] PaulWay: I've got the 686 libquicktime package installed, and yet it's saying it can't find anything that provides libquicktime.so.0 for dependencies.
[23:34:00] kjp: xris: well it's calling nuv export
[23:34:00] ftwig: what I am trying to work out is how to create a channelsconf file so I can test my card with xine.
[23:34:00] xris: kjp: then nuvexport --debug
[23:35:00] kjp: xris: and the nuv2disc wraps it in a nice gui so I don't have to dig out the keyboard.
[23:35:00] PaulWay: ftwig: where are you?
[23:35:00] xris: kjp: but nuvexport is obviously failing... and the only way to debug that is by hand.
[23:35:00] kjp: xris: seems to be working fine here by hand ...
[23:35:00] Led-Hed: PaulWay, it may not be linked correctly or ldconfig may need to be re-run
[23:36:00] xris: kjp: so nuvexport by itself works, but via nuv2disc doesn't?
[23:36:00] PaulWay: ldconfig! Why didn't I think of that!
[23:36:00] Led-Hed: PaulWay, try this: echo $QTDIR
[23:36:00] kjp: xris: well
[23:36:00] PaulWay: Led-Hed: /usr/lib/qt-3.3
[23:36:00] kjp: xris: it ran, but it doesn't seem to be exporting anything.
[23:37:00] Led-Hed: is that where its installed?
[23:37:00] xris: kjp: thus... run nuvexport by hand with --debug
[23:37:00] PaulWay: And it seems to be installed there...
[23:37:00] Led-Hed: humm, not sure then... did you do the ldconfig?
[23:37:00] kjp: xris: no you don't understand. I'm *running* nuvexport by hand with debug
[23:37:00] PaulWay: Actually, though, libquicktime isn't in there.
[23:37:00] xris: http://svn.forevermore.net/nuvexport/wiki/debug
[23:37:00] kjp: xris: it asked a slew of questions
[23:37:00] kjp: xris: then dumped this to the screen.
[23:37:00] xris: kjp: follow that link
[23:37:00] Led-Hed: PaulWay, do a locate -u (this will take some time) then search for it
[23:38:00] PaulWay: doing find /usr -name libquicktime.so.0
[23:38:00] kjp: xris: well I won't post it here but it said "forking... blah power trip.avi 2>&1
[23:39:00] kjp: xris: well it looks like nuvexport --debug did it's thing just fine.
[23:39:00] kjp: xris: but it doesn't seem to move me closer to getting it to make a xvid
[23:39:00] PaulWay: Anyone know how to work vcdimager?
[23:40:00] xris: kjp: read the wiki entry I posted
[23:40:00] Led-Hed: PaulWay, is QT in your path?
[23:40:00] PaulWay: one moment, afk
[23:40:00] kjp: xris, look man, I'm not trying to be difficult. I read the wiki entry you linked to. that doesn't help. all it does is say that --debug doesn't run anything, just prints to screen what it would run
[23:41:00] xris: kjp: I wrote that. it also tells you what to DO with the output
[23:42:00] kjp: sigh, and I read it, and as I said... it seems nuvexport is working fine.
[23:42:00] xris: kjp: I don't care about nuvexport.. I care about the programs that nuvexport runs.
[23:42:00] xris: nuvexport is just a wrapper script
[23:43:00] kjp: right, and what I'm saying is that ffmpeg is doing it's thing here in the other window
[23:43:00] jd86: ugh i just read so much about this damned stupid thing and i'm tired of trying to get this card to work
[23:43:00] kjp: xris: which seems to indicate that what nuvexport calls, is working fine as well.
[23:43:00] kjp: jd86: whats your problem?
[23:44:00] xris: kjp: ok. you didn't say that before. just that --debug did its thing
[23:44:00] xris: kjp: so kill the manual run, and run nuvexport without --debug and see if that works.
[23:44:00] kjp: xris: then I said i ran it, and it appeared that nuvexport (and its ancilary things) were running
[23:44:00] jd86: kjp: i have one of those bttv (i think) cards.. its a hauppague card with a cx88xx chip on it... i can get video working, but sound (even out of the line out) doesn't work
[23:44:00] xris: maybe nuv2disc is using --transcode, too...
[23:44:00] kjp: xris: I am running a nuvexport job right now, it's in the ffmpeg stage
[23:45:00] kjp: xris: want me to kill that ?
[23:45:00] kjp: jd86: unmute it
[23:45:00] jd86: the lineout would be muted?
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[23:45:00] jd86: i mean i have amplified speakers plugged right into the line out and it still doesn't have any sound.. and i figure that would be a pretty good indicater of where the problem lays..
[23:46:00] kjp: xris: it's going slowly (1.75 fps) but it's going. (thats about the speed I expected this is a Nehemiah 2 sucker.)
[23:46:00] kjp: jd86: of course the lineout would be muted.
[23:46:00] jd86: kjp: how do you unmute it then..?
[23:46:00] kjp: xris: so what do you think ?
[23:46:00] jd86: the line out on the tv card?
[23:46:00] kjp: jd86: I would suspect you use a mixer.
[23:46:00] jd86: yea , but mixer to turn line out on, on the actual tv tuner?
[23:47:00] kjp: yes...
[23:47:00] jd86: how?
[23:47:00] kjp: jd86: use a mixer.
[23:47:00] xris: jd86: unmute the line in, set it for recording, unmute the line out.
[23:47:00] xris: the tuner card doesn't have any software settings for audio volume
[23:47:00] jd86: xris: thats what i mean, but theres no sound coming out of it
[23:48:00] xris: jd86: bttv card?
[23:48:00] jd86: xris: i've stuck amplified speakers in the line out on the tv tuner... and i can't hear sound
[23:48:00] kjp: xris: hm, I thought the older bttv cards did have software for audio volume
[23:48:00] jd86: xris: unfortunatly
[23:48:00] jd86: kjp: i have the one with the audio capture, but i read that it is rare to have a card that is bttv that the audio catpure works
[23:48:00] xris: jd86: do you know that the card isn't busted? mine was always at a fixed volume setting.
[23:48:00] kjp: jd86: I had one worked fine.
[23:49:00] kjp: xris: any ideas on the nuv2disc thing?
[23:49:00] jd86: its a hauppague one, i dont knwo what card exactly... xris i dont know if its working or what... i dont think that just audio would die and video work fine? i dont know maybe tho
[23:49:00] xris: kjp: not if nuv2disc isn't using --transcode
[23:49:00] kjp: xris: how can I tell ?
[23:49:00] xris: jd86: totally plausible
[23:49:00] jd86: xris: :(
[23:49:00] jd86: everything is against me today.
[23:49:00] xris: kjp: no clue there other than ps
[23:49:00] jd86: plausable.. but likely?
[23:50:00] jd86: can software (in whatever manner) turn off that line out on the card? i read how mythtv used to contorl volume on the card.. is that just for the capture thing or is it for the line out too?
[23:50:00] kjp: xris: this is all it says in the logs:Conversion engine is currently busy XVID Transcoding:
[23:50:00] kjp: began at 10/17 05:27:28 PM
[23:50:00] kjp: 09070058_Good_Eats_Power_Trip
[23:50:00] xris: weird
[23:51:00] xris: dunno. I just use nuvexport on its own in a screen session.. much easier to control
[23:51:00] kjp: jd86: sigh.
[23:51:00] kjp: jd86: I'm going to make a prediction
[23:51:00] kjp: jd86: your card is being auto detected
[23:52:00] kjp: and you really have no idea what you have
[23:52:00] kjp: so you don't know if it's autodetecting the right tuner type
[23:52:00] kjp: it sounds to me like you've got it working almost, because the tuner's audio section is clearly not working.
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[23:52:00] kjp: figure out what kind of card you have and make sure your system is loading the modules right
[23:54:00] PaulWay: Led-Hed: it looks like libquicktime is in /usr/lib
[23:55:00] Led-Hed: PaulWay, what distro are U using?
[23:55:00] PaulWay: FC4
[23:55:00] Led-Hed: hold
[23:55:00] PaulWay: holding
[23:56:00] PaulWay: also doing an ldconfig
[23:56:00] PaulWay: that took a while...
[23:56:00] kjp: jd86: you can also use btaudio
[23:58:00] Led-Hed: PaulWay, Yup mine too.
[23:59:00] Led-Hed: link that path to the /usr/lib/qt-3.3 path

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