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Monday, January 24th, 2011, 00:00 UTC
[00:00:05] sphery: (I assumed processing was done in a way that would yield the reported results, patched it so it wouldn't do that, then went to test the before/after, and couldn't reproduce it on the before.)
[00:01:20] k-man: how can i check if a mkv file has subtitles embeded into it?
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[00:02:47] wagnerrp: there are tools to manipulate mkvs in the mkvtoolnix package
[00:03:00] k-man: wagnerrp: cool, thanks ill have a look
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[00:03:04] wagnerrp: or you may be able to find something with 'mythffmpeg -i <file>'
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[00:08:07] k-man: wagnerrp: mkvtoolnix seems good, seems like i can use it to add .srt subtitles to an mkv
[00:08:59] wagnerrp: better to just use the bitmapped subs on the DVD, and skip the OCR step
[00:09:27] wagnerrp: unless youre pulling them out of the closed caption trac... but then those arent really subtitles
[00:09:35] k-man: i got the subtiles from a different source
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[00:32:10] k-man: wagnerrp: i've also done the bitmap thing before too, which works pretty well
[00:32:54] wagnerrp: in 0.23, that was the only option
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[00:53:20] shiven: anyone able to help with mythweb? "set up the db_* environment variables correctly", i've been through mythweb.conf and configured them correctly and still no dice?
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[00:54:55] [R]: shiven: where does the mythweb doducmentation say "set up the db_* environment variables correctly"
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[00:55:25] shiven: [R]: in /var/www/localhost/mythweb/mythweb.conf.apache
[00:55:28] shiven: at least thats how i read it
[00:55:50] [R]: thats not the mythweb documentation
[00:55:56] [R]: README and INSTALL is the mythweb documntation
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[00:56:15] shiven: that'll teach me to use my package manager and hit the mythweb github lol
[00:56:22] shiven: i'll go for a bit of a dig, thanks
[00:56:27] [R]: if you are installing ap ackage
[00:56:29] [R]: and it doesnt "justwork"
[00:56:32] [R]: sounds like your packge is crap
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[00:57:53] shiven: well, i don't have alot of control over upstream, but gentoos repository has issues at the best of times =3
[00:59:31] kormoc: shiven, it needs to be located in /etc/apache/vhosts.d/mythweb.conf and you'll need to restart apache for changes to take affect
[00:59:32] wagnerrp: shiven: there is no mythweb package in github
[01:01:25] shiven: wagnerrp: https://github.com/MythTV/mythweb/blob/cc3c3a . . . d10a/INSTALL
[01:01:28] shiven: thats what i was reading
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[01:01:37] shiven: kormoc: thanks :)
[01:01:59] nichos: hi all,mythtv thinks i have dupicate tuners with the same ID, both mythweb & system status: http://pastebin.com/BhefBs1G
[01:02:43] kormoc: nichos, no, Encoder #'s are unique, so they don't share the same ID
[01:02:43] wagnerrp: nichos: yes
[01:02:50] sphery: nichos: I think you set up your system by telling MythTV the IP address and you need to let MythTV autodetect the HDHR or something like that
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[01:02:55] iamlindoro: Correct, you are using digital tuners, and thus have two default multirec tuners
[01:03:06] sphery: oh, wait, wagnerrp is here and knows the HDHR stuff
[01:03:10] iamlindoro: each tuner is by default two encoders to take advantage of multirec
[01:03:12] wagnerrp: sphery: hes got it set up properly, just a bit of confusion
[01:03:14] iamlindoro: no HDHR knowledge required
[01:03:18] sphery: ah, I see
[01:03:22] nichos: sphery, when I go to setup it only has 4 tuners
[01:03:33] iamlindoro: 4 digital tuners = 8 encoders by default
[01:03:35] kormoc: nichos, welcome to virtual tuners
[01:03:38] wagnerrp: nichos: yes, an artifact of how mythtv handles multirec
[01:03:39] iamlindoro: what you see/have is correct
[01:03:48] ** nichos is confused as a baby in a topless bar! **
[01:04:02] nichos: encoder != tuner, is that my problem?
[01:04:28] wagnerrp: correct, with virtual tuners, there is not a 1=1 comparison
[01:04:43] nichos: but i can only record 4 chans, correct?
[01:04:57] wagnerrp: you can record 4 physical channels (frequencies)
[01:05:06] wagnerrp: but you can record two virtual channels on each of those multiplexes
[01:05:17] nichos: so what is the difference between encoder 1 and encoder 2?
[01:05:23] wagnerrp: nothing
[01:05:32] wagnerrp: they are just two different virtual tuners on the same physical tuner
[01:05:32] [R]: nichos: the name
[01:05:40] wagnerrp: mythtv understands internally how to use them
[01:06:15] nichos: so this is normal?
[01:06:21] wagnerrp: yes
[01:06:33] nichos: ok, i'll have to read up on encoder/vs tuner
[01:06:42] nichos: but as long as myth knows what's going on:)
[01:07:23] nichos: thanks for your help all
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[01:10:39] nichos: Back, sorry, forgot to ask what prompted all of this. If I record 3 shows, this is what happens, I can't watch a different 4th show: http://pastebin.com/2pqNLgEC
[01:11:19] wagnerrp: yes, you can watch a fourth show
[01:11:29] wagnerrp: and you can even watch a fifth show (even though you only have four tuners)
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[01:11:42] wagnerrp: as long as that fifth show exists on a channel already tuned by one of the other tuners
[01:11:56] nichos: If i click on say NFL, it just jumps to home makeover
[01:13:24] nichos: encoder 0 and 1 don't seem to do anything
[01:13:38] wagnerrp: youre on livetv?
[01:13:44] nichos: yes
[01:13:58] wagnerrp: tell your frontend to switch over to that tuner manually
[01:14:06] wagnerrp: and you will have free reign of your lineup
[01:14:23] wagnerrp: as long as youre using a shared tuner, you are restricted to the current multiplex
[01:15:13] nichos: ok, that worked, i went to select input and selected "C:2 I:mpeg2ts" and it allowed me to change the chan, and it's recording 3 others
[01:16:17] nichos: so why did I have to do that" I have "avoid conflicts" and "allow live tv to move scheduled shows" both checked in the general menu
[01:16:23] nichos: it only happens when im recording 3 things
[01:19:33] nichos: so if I go to live TV, shouldn't it use encoder 1 or 2? when i go to live TV, it goes right to this: http://pastebin.com/ELmmXgjm If I select 1 of the shows not recording, it just jumps to encoder8. Unless I manually select the source
[01:20:14] nichos: perhaps I should delete tuner 0
[01:20:17] nichos: and re-add it
[01:23:57] wagnerrp: either you have mythtv set to avoid conflicts with livetv
[01:24:04] wagnerrp: in which case it will choose the last tuner
[01:24:27] wagnerrp: or you entered livetv before the first recording ended and that physical tuner was still in use
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[01:24:54] wagnerrp: in any case, multirec works great for recording, but it has long been a source of ire with livetv users
[01:24:55] nichos: ok, im going to record 3 shows, and exit live tv
[01:25:03] wagnerrp: so the solution? dont use livetv!
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[01:25:14] nichos: lol, then you have to delete everything all the time
[01:25:47] nichos: ive not had a problem, only since i rebuit this machine. The ONLY thing special about tuner 0 is that i didn't give it a source when i first set it up
[01:26:01] nichos: it has one now, but myth seems to want to avoid it
[01:27:23] wagnerrp: shouldn't make any difference
[01:27:37] nichos: i don't know if you remember me wagnerrp but I had that problem with the HDHR jumping to other tuners a few weeks back
[01:27:40] sphery: order in which you connect inputs determines order of usage for recordings
[01:27:47] sphery: which is why it's using tuner0 last
[01:27:58] sphery: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/264034#264034
[01:28:04] nichos: we tried going by IP, auto detecting, etc – the only thing that fixed it was deleting and readding them
[01:28:09] sphery: (I only read one line, so if I'm missing stuff, feel free to ignore)
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[01:29:03] nichos: i think i'll try that sphery
[01:29:21] nichos: once roadhouse is done regarding;)
[01:29:48] nichos: thanks for everyones assistance
[01:29:59] shiven: i'm still struggling with mythweb – still getting the db_* env error. anyone have any suggestions? i've followed a tonne of guides and got nowhere =/
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[01:30:17] wagnerrp: ron white has some choice words about roadhouse
[01:30:58] [R]: ron white: you can't fix stupid
[01:31:00] [R]: i love that one
[01:31:27] ** wagnerrp wonders if nichos is a bouncer **
[01:32:15] sphery: shiven: you set your mythweb.conf properly?
[01:32:32] sphery: shiven: are you using Apache httpd (the one that's best supported) or some other web server?
[01:32:36] shiven: yeah, the directory is updated and the db_* functions are correct
[01:32:37] shiven: apache2
[01:32:46] [R]: wagnerrp: oh wow... remmeber that guy who dindt understand ddr2? i found another guy comparing flash rom to ddr2
[01:32:47] shiven: its configured, and accessible
[01:32:47] sphery: directory is updated?
[01:32:58] sphery: you mean the file is updated with your DB info?
[01:33:07] shiven: <directory "...."> value was incorrect
[01:33:13] shiven: i pointed it to mythweb
[01:33:23] sphery: and did you set the db info?
[01:33:27] shiven: yes
[01:33:39] wagnerrp: net neutrality is an awful thing, we need legislation to allow the internet to limit access to certain individuals
[01:34:21] wagnerrp: come on people... why are you disabling your mouse cursor in your xorg.conf
[01:34:39] [R]: wagnerrp: why not?
[01:34:43] [R]: :)
[01:35:05] wagnerrp: its disabled in mythtv by default, you have to MANUALLY ENABLE it to get it to show up
[01:35:05] sphery: shiven: and you have PHP properly working on your server/in that directory? If so, I'm out of ideas--best I could offer is to suggest you look back through the MythWeb README
[01:35:14] wagnerrp: you shouldnt be having problems about trying to get rid of the mouse cursor
[01:35:19] [R]: i actually disable it on the X command line
[01:35:39] wagnerrp: X command line?
[01:35:39] sphery: wagnerrp: I think some of the "fancy" WM's ignore MythTV's hiding it
[01:35:49] sphery: i.e. ones that have cubes and flames
[01:36:06] shiven: sphery: php is configured correctly to the best of my knowledge, i'll hit that up next, i've been through the README and it hasn't really helped so thanks for hte pointer :)
[01:36:09] wagnerrp: god forbid we cant have our precious flames
[01:36:24] sphery: that's what makes a theme people would pay for
[01:36:37] [R]: wagnerrp: when my X server starts... -nocursor is one of the options i pass on the commandline for it
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[01:36:55] wagnerrp: ooh, iamlindoro, idea!
[01:37:09] wagnerrp: detect when a machine doesnt have enough power to play the content during those demos
[01:37:18] wagnerrp: and use MORE power to render flames on top of the video
[01:37:34] iamlindoro: haha
[01:37:35] sphery: heh
[01:37:36] wagnerrp: to indicate theyre burning their computer... or something...
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[01:37:56] sphery: if that's the criteria for flames, wouldn't we need to enable flames in Arclight at all times?
[01:38:21] iamlindoro: I hear it causes epileptic fits through flickering
[01:38:51] sphery: I didn't even test the theme after I saw the Surgeon General's warning.
[01:39:44] PennStateJoe74: Good day folks! I'm looking to build a new myth frontend. highest recommended card when i build my first about a year ago was gt220. is that still best recommendation?
[01:39:58] wagnerrp: 430
[01:40:22] wagnerrp: a 430 will get you bitstreaming of HD audio formats, if thats something youre concerned about
[01:40:38] wagnerrp: otherwise, a 220 is capable of all the VDPAU deinterlacers
[01:40:42] wagnerrp: and a 210 is the cheap option
[01:41:32] PennStateJoe74: got it. thanks for the recommendation
[01:43:11] PennStateJoe74: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp . . . mp;name=EVGA
[01:43:24] PennStateJoe74: top one on page good?
[01:43:37] iamlindoro: You can get a passively cooled onefor the same price
[01:43:38] iamlindoro: Zotac
[01:44:03] wagnerrp: or a slightly lesser clocked one for $10 less
[01:44:37] PennStateJoe74: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It . . . 75-_-Product
[01:44:48] PennStateJoe74: passively cooled is 84 + 6 s/h
[01:45:11] iamlindoro: So $5 more to know that the chintzy little fan won't die on you, and silent
[01:45:13] iamlindoro: well worth it
[01:45:28] wagnerrp: yeah, GPU fans tend to be junk
[01:45:35] wagnerrp: i rarely have one last past 2 years
[01:45:54] wagnerrp: failing fans usually dictates my upgrade cycle
[01:46:16] PennStateJoe74: well this evga one is $59 after rebate with free shipping. so it's $59 vs. $90. still worth it?
[01:46:21] PennStateJoe74: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It . . . 80-_-Product
[01:46:43] wagnerrp: honestly, id go for a $30 fanless GT210
[01:46:58] iamlindoro: To me? Yes. But ultimately you'll decide what you want to go with
[01:47:07] wagnerrp: do you have a receiver capable of HD audio?
[01:47:15] iamlindoro: on order, finally
[01:47:28] wagnerrp: i mean PennStateJoe74
[01:47:33] iamlindoro: But at least I'm one of the few people with content to actually make use of it ;)
[01:47:34] iamlindoro: ah
[01:47:44] wagnerrp: if you dont already, thats going to be a several hundred dollar purchase
[01:50:24] wagnerrp: if you dont have one, and arent planning on buying one, get a fanless 210 or 220
[01:50:29] PennStateJoe74: yes, i have an hd capable receiver
[01:50:34] wagnerrp: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121385 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814500159
[01:51:17] wagnerrp: if you do have one, and more importantly you have one high end enough, with enough speakers, that you can actually hear the difference
[01:51:29] wagnerrp: the $30 is going to be pretty insignificant in the grand scheme of things
[01:52:02] wagnerrp: and unless you are running cables from another room, you wont like the whine of a 40mm fan
[01:52:26] wagnerrp: high end enough speakers, that is
[01:52:28] PennStateJoe74: right, right. well i haven't decided on the final setup yet
[01:52:54] PennStateJoe74: but my front / back end is in my basement with wires running through wall to wall mounted tv
[01:53:09] PennStateJoe74: thinking of doing same on new box for bedroom
[01:53:43] PennStateJoe74: bedroom might get my current 220 and put new 430 in livin room with hd receiver
[01:53:54] PennStateJoe74: if i did that, it would be in baseement
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[01:54:38] wagnerrp: the osx packager does fe-only builds?
[01:55:43] iamlindoro: It builds the BE TTBOMK
[01:56:09] achew22: Is there a tracking ticket associated with commit 7bee31ebb from rmcnamera? (That is the one that adds a test HD feature)
[01:56:24] iamlindoro: no tracking ticket
[01:57:59] achew22: I was unaware of the "services.mythtv.org" is there a tracking ticket for that or a repo that has that code?
[01:58:52] iamlindoro: it's just a hostname that we run some services off of, there's no repository as there's no real code
[01:59:21] achew22: Oh... that's too bad. Are there any plans to do group recommendations or anything like that?
[01:59:31] iamlindoro: no current plans
[02:00:50] achew22: Are there any limitations on the language used there? is it a PHP server?
[02:01:32] iamlindoro: I'm not sure I understand the question
[02:01:40] iamlindoro: It's one of several hosts we have at our disposal
[02:01:47] iamlindoro: it can run whatever services we require it to
[02:01:53] achew22: okay, so it isn't a vps
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[02:02:38] ** kormoc blinks at achew22 **
[02:02:51] ** Beirdo blinks **
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[02:02:59] iamlindoro: I win!
[02:03:01] Beirdo: heh
[02:03:12] iamlindoro: weren't we having a staring contest?
[02:03:26] Beirdo: musta been :)
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[02:05:44] achew22: It seems to me like if there were a (not required) hub that independent myths could communicate through it could be very useful for people. Something like a hosted mythweb could be a way for the project to put a little extra in the coffers for prizes for theme developers and code bounties. It could also make suggestions about shows you might enjoy. Just an idea though.
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[02:12:51] wagnerrp: achew22: all is well and good, but it requires someone to write the code
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[02:13:14] wagnerrp: besides, i dont see much use to recommended recordings
[02:13:53] achew22: wagnerrp: I think it could be used as the point of discovery for IPTV shows also
[02:14:08] iamlindoro: iptv is just a delivery method
[02:14:16] wagnerrp: mythtv only does broadcast recordings
[02:14:18] iamlindoro: you're thinking of vodcasts/downloadable content
[02:14:29] wagnerrp: terrestrial, satellite, cable, iptv, or otherwise
[02:14:52] kormoc: The project has no coffers, remote mythweb would turn into something pretty difficult to handle, Recommendation engines are difficult :(
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[02:15:23] iamlindoro: But if someone turned up with a ready to go patch including web engine, we'd happily jump at it
[02:15:27] wagnerrp: the most i could see is if we fed data into something like amazon or netflix, who could then recommend shows to purchase/rent
[02:15:30] iamlindoro: trouble is, in a decade nobody ever has
[02:15:33] kormoc: I could get my reco-engine into place pretty easily, it's just gonna take more then our single box to handle it
[02:15:56] kormoc: iamlindoro, ooh, I have a recommendation engine done and it works decently well IMHO, just *a ton* of processing and if we add a large group to it...
[02:16:17] Beirdo: we'd have to contract it out to google? :)
[02:16:27] wagnerrp: kormoc: recommendation based off what?
[02:16:41] achew22: kormoc: recording schedules I assume
[02:16:41] kormoc: I'll likely expose it on one of my ec2 boxes when they get freed up
[02:16:43] wagnerrp: does it rely on the usage patterns of other users? or could it be run locally?
[02:17:10] kormoc: wagnerrp, it relies on usage patterns of other users. It was the most accurate way in my simulations
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[02:17:19] achew22: kormoc: you could (maybe) distribute the processing to a lot of mythbackends?
[02:17:23] kormoc: achew22, record, recorded, and old recorded.
[02:17:39] wagnerrp: the problem i have with recommended recordings is that there is only going to be so much content on at a given time
[02:17:42] kormoc: achew22, bandwidth would be way way too much to allow downloads of the entire dataset
[02:17:51] achew22: I don't know how embarrassingly parallelize-able the problem is
[02:17:52] wagnerrp: every season, you maybe have 20–30 new series
[02:18:18] kormoc: wagnerrp, I have plans to take that into account
[02:18:19] wagnerrp: and its easy enough to just look through those at the beginning of the season, and pick out ones that you think may be interesting
[02:18:30] kormoc: donno if they'll work, gotta sit down, write it and simulate
[02:18:49] Beirdo: in your copious spare time, no doubt
[02:18:55] achew22: are there really no plans to add a recording device to myth that follows an RSS feed?
[02:19:00] kormoc: Yeah... that's the major blocker
[02:19:06] kormoc: achew22, mythnetvision
[02:19:17] kormoc: achew22, what point is there in 'recording' something that streams?
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[02:19:46] sphery: also, in many of the cases out there, "recording" off RSS feeds is a violation of TOS
[02:19:54] sphery: i.e. you're allowed to watch, but not keep
[02:19:59] sphery: and it may be a violation of copyright
[02:20:05] achew22: kormoc: I never said that it had to download them, I would l just like to see them on the "watch recordings" page
[02:20:26] wagnerrp: achew22: thats exactly what mythnetvision is for
[02:21:35] achew22: sorry I didn't know the details about it not being a recording device
[02:23:03] achew22: kormoc: how many machines would it take? how big would the dataset be?
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[02:24:06] kormoc: achew22, I'm currently averaging around 75 megabytes per 'user', it all depends on how many users
[02:24:20] wagnerrp: ouch
[02:24:48] kormoc: I might be able to shave that down, but it requires all that free time I don't overly have
[02:24:52] kormoc: wagnerrp, yeah...
[02:25:19] achew22: kormoc: any chance you could let the community take a look?
[02:27:07] kormoc: Eventually
[02:27:24] achew22: when you have some free time ;)
[02:27:28] iamlindoro: Step 1) Rewrite in python
[02:27:35] Beirdo: hehe
[02:27:40] wagnerrp: step 2) profit
[02:27:41] iamlindoro: Step 2) allow thousands of idea men to have their say
[02:28:00] iamlindoro: Step 3) assemble list of sentences beginning with "You know what'd be cool?"
[02:28:02] wagnerrp: there is nothing in between, thats the magic of python
[02:28:04] wagnerrp: :)
[02:28:04] iamlindoro: Step 4) ???
[02:28:08] iamlindoro: Step 5) Profit
[02:30:11] Beirdo: I think Step 4 would be to sell to Google
[02:30:12] Beirdo: hehe
[02:31:17] Beirdo: hmmm, seems this CD needs replacing
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[02:50:55] LyosNorezel: greetings all... I've got an issue with my mceusb remote...
[02:51:03] LyosNorezel: in irw I get "000000037ff07be1 00 KEY_UP mceusb
[02:51:04] LyosNorezel: 000000037ff07be1 01 KEY_UP mceusb" (every key gets an 00 and 01 keypress)
[02:51:07] LyosNorezel: I've tried using the repeat and delay functions in lircrc... as well as the gap function in lircd.conf... to no avail...
[02:51:07] LyosNorezel: any ideas?
[02:51:16] gizmobay: Does Hulu Mythnetvision work?
[02:51:38] kormoc: gizmobay, check the wiki page that lists what works with what?
[02:53:59] gizmobay: It doesn't really say it doesn't work
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[02:57:11] LyosNorezel: anyone?
[03:00:09] gizmobay: http://pastebin.com/g5C1wx9r
[03:00:20] gizmobay: Is the error I receive in the FE
[03:03:30] wagnerrp: gizmobay: sounds like a problem you should take up with adobe
[03:03:50] wagnerrp: or maybe trolltech
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[03:06:24] wagnerrp: iamlindoro: heard there was a third stone, but they decided it wasnt important
[03:06:24] iamlindoro: Yep, not in our code
[03:06:29] iamlindoro: wagnerrp, heh
[03:07:16] wagnerrp: either that or mel broo^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hmoses dropped it
[03:07:26] wenko: anyone able to suggest a good mobo with intergrated HDMI+HDMI_Audio that runs like a charm under linux?
[03:07:40] wagnerrp: wenko: intel or amd?
[03:07:46] wenko: intel prefered
[03:08:03] wagnerrp: form factor?
[03:08:05] wenko: i7 1155/1156 if possible
[03:08:11] wenko: any form factor
[03:08:13] wagnerrp: nope, no can do
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[03:08:21] wenko: lame.
[03:08:32] wenko: any other recommendations
[03:08:48] wagnerrp: actually, i have no idea the state of hdmi audio with the intel stuff
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[03:09:16] wagnerrp: a dual core 1156, or any 1155, should work fine for mythtv using the opengl painter and renderer
[03:09:21] wagnerrp: but i dont know if youll get audio
[03:09:27] iamlindoro: On my X3100 chipset it used to work great
[03:09:32] iamlindoro: dunno about the i* stuff
[03:10:02] wagnerrp: iamlindoro: that your dell studio box?
[03:10:06] iamlindoro: yeah
[03:10:13] wenko: hmm
[03:11:46] LyosNorezel: does anyone have a solution for the multiple events for single keypress issue?
[03:12:11] wagnerrp: the repeat and delay settings youve been messing with should do it
[03:12:25] wagnerrp: did you restart mythfrontend after editing that file?
[03:12:31] LyosNorezel: wagnerrp: yep
[03:12:43] LyosNorezel: wagnerrp: they fail to fix the issue
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[03:13:42] LyosNorezel: wagnerrp: ""000000037ff07be1 00 KEY_UP mceusb
[03:13:42] LyosNorezel: 000000037ff07be1 01 KEY_UP mceusb" note the "00" and "01" in the two different lines
[03:14:04] LyosNorezel: one appears to happen on press... the other on release
[03:14:30] iamlindoro: Have you been trying to get Hulu desktop set up?
[03:14:43] iamlindoro: Since part of those silly instructions includes setting lirc up to create an event on release
[03:14:48] LyosNorezel: erm... no... I don't use hulu
[03:15:08] iamlindoro: you are running lircd with the -r (--release) switch
[03:15:21] LyosNorezel: this is a "vanilla" Fedora 14 MythTV 0.24 install
[03:15:31] iamlindoro: you are running lircd with the -r (--release) switch
[03:15:36] LyosNorezel: hmmm
[03:15:48] LyosNorezel: no
[03:16:02] iamlindoro: your observation disagrees with that assertion
[03:16:45] LyosNorezel: iamlindoro: not unless that's the default
[03:16:56] iamlindoro: I couldn't speak to what the default is on your distro
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[03:27:16] LyosNorezel: iamlindoro: it's very definitely not running with the -r switch... I checked the sysconfig/lirc file... no such switch is evident
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[03:54:17] LyosNorezel: iamlindoro: I tried passing the --release option to lircd... and I found I would get three keypresses in irw... the two like before... and a third like so: "000000037ff07be1 00 KEY_UP_UP mceusb" which indicates that that switch adds the release code...
[03:54:47] LyosNorezel: iamlindoro: and confirms my earlier assertion that lircd IS NOT running with the --release switch
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[04:15:52] clgshaft_: Is it possible to view mythtv recordings on iPhone or iPad?
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[04:17:23] wagnerrp: sure, there is an iPhone profile for mythweb
[04:17:36] clgshaft: Ok
[04:18:04] wagnerrp: i dont know if it will play recordings directly, or if they will need to be transcoded to a suitable format
[04:18:32] kormoc: We will stream recording_name.mp4 in a iphone compatible way
[04:18:33] Beirdo: fun... watching CSI while ripping The Who – Who Are You
[04:19:14] clgshaft: Ok
[04:19:21] clgshaft: Without doing anything?
[04:19:45] clgshaft: I have to access mythweb through safari
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[04:24:59] kormoc: no. You'll need to get the recordings into the proper format and size to allow you to stream it
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[04:27:28] clgshaft: Ok
[04:27:31] clgshaft: Transcode
[04:27:42] clgshaft: First time using mythweb
[04:27:49] clgshaft: Pretty cool
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[04:35:50] shiven: hey again, i'm back =[
[04:36:21] shiven: i managed to get apache2 / php / mythweb to all play together, but mythweb doesn't display what i'd expect to be theme stuff
[04:36:39] shiven: i get the icons for each button on a white background and a list opposed to the dropdowns you'd expect
[04:36:43] shiven: anyone experianced it before?
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[04:39:26] shiven: more precisely, i get this: http://img204.imageshack.us/i/mythtv.jpg/
[04:39:46] wagnerrp: that looks like WEP mode
[04:40:24] shiven: didn't even know mythweb had a WEP mode
[04:40:57] shiven: the interesting bit is if i force open_basedir in php.ini i get the themes
[04:40:57] clever: i see that kind of thing when the css sheet fails to load
[04:41:03] shiven: but massive errors to go with it
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[04:43:48] wagnerrp: try going into the database, and 'truncate table mythweb_sessions;'
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[04:45:54] shiven: no dice :(
[04:47:03] shiven: i knew something had to go wrong, myth had been kind to me for far too long lol
[04:48:24] kormoc: your css isn't loading, check apache's error.log for hints
[04:48:49] shiven: nothing
[04:49:15] shiven: there's actually no entry past when i restarted apache
[04:49:18] shiven: about 2 hours ago =/
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[05:19:12] Beirdo: the blue bus is calling us....
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[05:19:33] wagnerrp: is it short?
[05:19:59] Beirdo: heheh
[05:20:18] Beirdo: sorry. Listening to The Doors – The End
[05:20:43] wagnerrp: i knew someone who owned a bus
[05:20:47] wagnerrp: big yellow one
[05:20:52] Beirdo: wow, that Queen CD is gonna get replaced
[05:21:00] wagnerrp: filled it with server gear and called it his 'mobile command center'
[05:21:05] Beirdo: cooool
[05:21:10] Beirdo: that would be fun
[05:21:48] wagnerrp: had an old 4mbps laser wireless uplink that he could use to connect remotely
[05:22:49] wagnerrp: this was back in like '99, so his 'server gear' was old 486s
[05:23:46] Beirdo: still fun
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[07:28:12] wenko: I need to pose a question again. Can any one suggest hardware for a computer with working HDMI video out, with working Audio over HDMI in Linux?
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[07:40:02] wenko: I am hoping to be able to use HDMI for audio as well, but it seems that is not an easy feat on some
[07:40:13] wenko: so, if anyone has it working please let me know what hardware you are using
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[07:49:06] wenko: there must be someone here who has a working system
[07:50:58] kormoc: wenko, check the wiki
[07:51:11] kormoc: the one with the list of known working HDMI audio cards
[07:58:05] wenko: Can I bug you for the link?
[07:58:48] wenko: disregard
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[08:01:57] wenko: woah
[08:02:04] wenko: these are all ancient...
[08:02:48] wenko: ok, so back to my origional question. What is everyone here using?
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[08:04:49] kormoc: Headphone jack to RCA adapter
[08:07:06] wenko: :(
[08:09:13] kormoc: I think most people use a GT2xx or GT4xx depending if they need HD audio or not
[08:09:39] wenko: So no audio on one?
[08:10:18] kormoc: huh?
[08:11:01] wenko: not sure what you mean by that
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[08:11:21] wenko: if I want HD Audio and Video over HDMI in a Linux environment what would you suggest
[08:11:47] kormoc: GT4xx cards, they support the most HD audio outputs currently
[08:11:57] wenko: excellent
[08:11:58] wenko: thanks
[08:12:04] wenko: so GT420 etc?
[08:12:14] kormoc: yeah, they support 7.1 LPCM I believe
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[08:12:41] kormoc: although I don't know if any media even uses that currently
[08:12:53] wenko: excellent!
[08:13:12] wenko: I have to admit, that I have no sound system yet...just stereo audio from the tv
[08:13:16] wenko: but it will come soon
[08:13:21] wenko: and I want better than stereo
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[08:16:45] waxhead_: I just use the spdif out on my pc to my AMP, that's good enough for now
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[08:17:15] wenko: waxhead_: my TV does not support that
[08:17:29] wenko: once I get an amp maybe, but at this time it is just a tv
[08:18:43] kormoc: Are you sure your TV supports HD audio codecs for it even to make sense to buy a card that will output them?
[08:19:19] kormoc: there's half a dozen different audio codecs that can be output over HDMI, not everything can handle all of them
[08:21:39] kormoc: I personally wouldn't worry about what a card today supports as when you're ready to shell out a few grand on audio equipment, buying another GPU for $40 isn't gonna make /that/ much of a difference
[08:21:46] kormoc: and who knows what will change between then and now
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[08:26:19] wenko: At this point I am ready to settle for STEREO audio
[08:27:31] wenko: I just want 1080p + Stereo Audio
[08:27:41] wenko: seems to be too much to ask based on these forums
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[09:27:52] Beirdo: I do like these headphones
[09:28:23] Beirdo: a bit of FM interference from the computers at times... wish it was digital RF, but I'll live
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[09:31:09] Beirdo: Gotta say, the RF side of this is a huge disappointment from Sennheiser
[09:31:18] mattwj2002: hi all
[09:31:27] Beirdo: they also should squelch when the transmitter shuts off
[09:32:12] mattwj2002: anyone know why transcoding may be randomly failing for me?
[09:32:27] Beirdo: nope
[09:32:37] Beirdo: must be the boogie man
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[09:32:48] mattwj2002: a reboot of the server fixes it
[09:32:49] mattwj2002: haha
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[09:32:58] mattwj2002: probably of the backend too
[09:33:12] mattwj2002: I have plenty of disk space
[09:33:24] nutron: hmm anyone know why say... after adding 8 or so recording rules, the interface to mythweb suddenly seem sto forget defaults?
[09:33:36] Beirdo: usually, failed commflag and transcodes are due to bad recordings that can't get decoded cleanly for whatever reason
[09:34:19] mattwj2002: so like bad signal?
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[09:34:27] Beirdo: could be, yes
[09:34:28] mattwj2002: during the recording
[09:34:30] mattwj2002: ok
[09:34:47] mattwj2002: yeah my signal is kind of weak
[09:34:57] Beirdo: there are other reasons, I'm sure, but garbage in, garbage out... :)
[09:35:21] ** Beirdo is ripping Van Halen II from LP **
[09:35:57] mattwj2002: I really need to buy something like this
[09:35:58] mattwj2002: http://amzn.com/B000WPGRKK
[09:36:10] mattwj2002: nice Beirdo
[09:37:04] Beirdo: and in the changer getting ripped from CD... (and failing) is another Van Halen album
[09:37:16] Beirdo: it's gacking on 316
[09:37:29] Beirdo: yay, another CD to replace
[09:37:48] mattwj2002: :(
[09:39:06] Beirdo: at the end of all this, all my CDs and LPs will be in FLAC format, sorted, tagged, etc
[09:39:43] nutron: How many to go Beirdo?
[09:39:49] Beirdo: oooh, lots of clicks on this one
[09:39:55] Beirdo: hundreds :)
[09:40:03] nutron: Did you say that there's a fuse system to auto transcode to mp3?
[09:40:09] Beirdo: I have 65 CDs in the changer right now
[09:40:16] Beirdo: yeah, mp3fs
[09:40:29] nutron: I ripped all my media to mp3 because none of my "devices" supported flac.
[09:40:35] nutron: Ahh crap, I'll have to redo it all.
[09:40:42] Beirdo: hehhe
[09:40:50] nutron: :(
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[09:40:57] Beirdo: I'm ripping to flac as I can convert from that to anything
[09:41:07] Beirdo: without another lossy cycle
[09:41:45] nutron: Aye, you just made me very bitter. I hummed and hawed for eons and decided to go high quality mp3 instead.
[09:41:46] nutron: Heh.
[09:41:49] Beirdo: this LP is mixed backwards IMHO
[09:42:02] Beirdo: it has Eddie on the left, Michael on the right
[09:42:11] nutron: Anyone else awake re:mythweb?
[09:42:17] Beirdo: on stage, it was the other way around at the concert I went to
[09:44:20] nutron: Ok, let me ask this way, auto-expiry and auto-commflag aren't checked in mythweb. common issue? This one's new for me.
[09:44:51] Beirdo: no idea. I think that's set in your session or something
[09:46:09] nutron: Ok, somewhere to take a look. Thx.
[09:48:54] waxhead_: flac is too big... :)
[09:49:03] waxhead_: even with large disk capacity...
[09:49:14] waxhead_: and then there's the pain of converting to mp3 for the ipods etc...
[09:49:26] waxhead_: I just caved in and did everything as mp3..
[09:53:19] Beirdo: too big?
[09:53:27] Beirdo: buy more drive space, sheesh
[09:53:38] Beirdo: and there is no pain to cconvert
[09:53:47] Beirdo: mp3fs makes that dead simple
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[09:59:07] nutron: Beirdo, is it quick?
[09:59:17] nutron: And does it retain/create tags?
[09:59:31] nutron: s/create/embed/
[09:59:36] Beirdo: yes
[10:00:43] nutron: nice
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[10:25:42] Beirdo: well, I'm gonna hit the sack
[10:26:22] mattwj2002: good night Beirdo
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[14:11:46] fer: hi
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[14:41:45] Solaris444: Hi all. Is there any way to stop mythtv from preventing system shutdown when the physical power button is pressed?
[14:42:50] wagnerrp: mythtv doesnt do anything when the physical power button is pressed
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[14:44:45] Solaris444: On my box MythTV aborts the shutdown wagnerrp.
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[14:45:07] wagnerrp: mythtv has no inherent capability to do so
[14:45:16] Solaris444: It comes up with a dialogue saying something like "MythTV still running. System shutdown aborted."
[14:45:16] wagnerrp: thats something you (or your distro) has added
[14:45:49] Solaris444: It comes up in Myth's theme, so it's not a message from the system itself.
[14:46:01] wagnerrp: doesnt matter
[14:46:34] wagnerrp: when you press the power button, your system receives an ACPI event indicating as such
[14:46:40] wagnerrp: your system decides what to do with it
[14:46:40] Solaris444: Right.
[14:46:55] Solaris444: Then why is Myth able to block the shutdown event?
[14:47:02] wagnerrp: you happen to have configured your system to shutdown through mythtv
[14:48:01] wagnerrp: your system is calling some mythtv program (mythshutdown?) when you press the button
[14:48:07] wagnerrp: rather than going through the normal syscalls
[14:48:26] wagnerrp: that is something you (or your distro) have to manually configure
[14:48:58] Solaris444: ah ok.
[14:49:04] Solaris444: I'll see if I can figure it out.
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[16:25:00] cal_: is there a way to disable libmythupnp? I keep getting general protection faults with it! and dont use upnp...
[16:25:10] wagnerrp: --noupnp
[16:25:34] cal_: thx
[16:26:50] cal_: for some reason ubuntu 10.10 is much less stable than 9.04 was for me. getting random protection faults and segfaults in mythfrontend, mythupnp, and firefox.
[16:27:35] wagnerrp: sounds like bad memory, or some other bit of failing hardware
[16:27:38] cal_: click on a link in firefox, X server restarts and goes to login screen sometimes (15% of the time or so)
[16:28:00] wagnerrp: maybe you havent cleaned your system out in a while, and dust is causing parts to overheat
[16:28:57] cal_: well i didnt think overheating could cause segfaults, i thought segfaults were bad programming mistakes that point to memory that shouldn't be accessed.
[16:29:27] wagnerrp: generally, you are correct
[16:29:41] wagnerrp: but hardware issues can manifest themselves in any manner
[16:29:53] sid3windr: and especially if multiple programs start crashing...
[16:30:21] wagnerrp: and those non-discript 'general protection faults' are often a very bad sign
[16:30:22] cal_: however. the one hardware change i made at the same time as upgrading to 10.10 was replacing a geforce 7600 with a 7800 (which requires its own power connector and the other one didnt)
[16:30:35] cal_: so i may put the old video card back in for a bit and see if its more stable.
[16:30:48] wagnerrp: perhaps its drawing too much power on a cheap PSU
[16:30:53] wagnerrp: and undervolting other parts
[16:30:56] wagnerrp: causing instability
[16:31:30] cal_: yes that is what i was thinking before. PSU or overheating. then i read up on what causes segfaults, which made me think otherwise.
[16:31:52] wagnerrp: segfaults typically indicate some programming error
[16:32:09] wagnerrp: if youre getting system-wide segfaults, and other spurious instabilities
[16:32:15] cal_: however I am also getting the general protection errors
[16:32:18] wagnerrp: youve got something far more serious going on
[16:32:43] cal_: well not system wide. just myth related and firefox. UI stuff.
[16:32:53] ** hashbang had a weird one at the weekend. I needed to run up my old MythTV box to check something, did a reboot, and every boot thereafter failed with a Machine Check Exception until I cleaned the CPU fan out. **
[16:34:46] cal_: also strange that I can watch tv or a movie all day long. it only segfaults or general protection faults when i am 'interacting' with the UI.. browsing in firefox or changing channels in mythtv or such.
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[17:22:58] wagnerrp: seems place shifting is now deemed illegal in japan
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[17:31:26] cal_: after using arclight for a couple days for some reason I just fell back to the mythbuntu theme.
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[17:45:03] sphery: wagnerrp: thanks for the heads up--I'll have to keep that in mind if I go to Japan (won't want to take my recordings there)
[17:45:14] sphery: (not that I'm at all likely to go there any time in the foreseeable future)
[17:49:46] wagnerrp: in other news, italian scientists claim to have been using a cold fusion reactor for the past two years, and plan to go commercial within a few months... but still have no idea how it works
[17:50:44] cal_: your not serious?!
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[17:51:04] gregL: wagnerrp, Do you have a link to the cold fusion article?
[17:51:20] wagnerrp: top article on slashdot
[17:51:25] gregL: tnx
[17:51:42] cal_: sounds like something to facebook about ;)
[17:51:54] wagnerrp: actually, the linked article is over a week old
[17:52:07] wagnerrp: you know slashdot and their timeliness
[17:54:11] FabriceMG: someone have tested Broadcom Cristal HD with mythtv?
[17:54:35] wagnerrp: FabriceMG: there is experimental support, and one of our devs is the driver maintainer
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[17:55:23] FabriceMG: I have 1 card but without miniPCIe -> PCIe card
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[17:58:47] wagnerrp: gregL: IF what they are claiming is actually happening, and theyre doing it in such a manner that there are no radioactive byproducts
[17:59:06] wagnerrp: then it has to be consuming Ni62 and Ni64 to stable isotopes of copper
[17:59:10] wagnerrp: both of which are pretty rare
[17:59:51] wagnerrp: and considering the relatively low energy of the reaction, combined with the cost of nickel, and the inefficiency of extracting energy through heat
[17:59:56] cal_: channel browsing seems borked in .24
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[18:00:05] wagnerrp: im honestly surprised that they could break even on cost
[18:00:09] cal_: doesn't start at the current channel being viewed
[18:00:16] wagnerrp: cal_: known issue
[18:00:39] cal_: wagnerrp: workaround for now, or do I just deal with it?
[18:00:45] wagnerrp: dont use livetv
[18:00:50] cal_: lol ;)
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[18:10:37] gregL: wagnerrp, I just read an article on: http://newenergyandfuel.com/http:/newenergyan . . . rcial-ready/ that goes in more detail... Quite interesting....
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[18:11:34] wagnerrp: gregL: actually, energy release from nuclear reactions is based off the nucleon binding energy
[18:11:53] wagnerrp: and with Ni62 having the highest energy of any known element, it is not possible to extract energy from it using a nuclear reaction
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[18:12:45] wagnerrp: gregL: and anyone who uses the unit Wh/h should be written off as a dunce
[18:12:49] wagnerrp: just friggen use Watts
[18:13:40] sid3windr: Watthour per hour? :D
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[18:13:46] gregL: wagnerrp, I will have to watch this,and see if it is indeed true..Still interesting though...
[18:13:59] ** sid3windr weighs 100 kgm/m ! **
[18:14:18] wagnerrp: claims that it consumes 0.01g H, to 0.1g Ni are troubling
[18:14:29] wagnerrp: as producing copper, it should be somewhere around 60:1
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[18:45:21] wagnerrp: sphery: bad slashdot summary strikes again
[18:45:45] wagnerrp: seems the case only applies to place shifting japanese tv shows outside of japan
[18:45:52] wagnerrp: its export control, nothing more
[18:46:29] sphery: ah, not so bad, then
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[19:02:36] ** Beirdo sees wagnerrp as Bart at the beginning of a Simpsons episode... "Slashdot is *not* a new source." **
[19:02:43] Beirdo: news rather
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[19:03:10] Beirdo: so this morning... 5 emails telling me my mailbox is nearly full
[19:03:12] wagnerrp: yeah, well
[19:03:20] Beirdo: thanks for making it even MORE full, wankers.
[19:03:24] wagnerrp: they get things so wrong _so_often_
[19:03:29] Beirdo: yup
[19:03:44] Beirdo: and then the ignoramuses run with it
[19:03:55] Beirdo: entertainment, yes. news... no.
[19:03:55] tmkt: wagnerrp: The reinstall didn't fix the issue..but i tracked down what causes it... if i have guide to show up before watch tv.. then it fails to work, not sure if its related to the hd homerun or just a recent build of 0.24..
[19:04:12] tmkt: switched watch tv to go straight to tv instead of the guy..and the lockup of the fe stopped
[19:04:30] Beirdo: I need to resurrect my auto-playlist generator
[19:05:28] Beirdo: I had it so I could pick all the files (over the web) that I wanted from my home server, then it would generate me a PLS or M3U (forget which) which I then download and run through winamp/mplayer
[19:05:56] kormoc: How do I tell what branch a commit is in?
[19:06:55] Beirdo: if you have that commit checked out, do a git describe
[19:07:04] Beirdo: it will trace you back to the previous tag
[19:07:18] Beirdo: if our tags were good, that would work perfectly
[19:07:29] Beirdo: however... :) if you are pre 0.24
[19:07:35] kormoc: Github mailed me a link saying Stuart commented on https://github.com/MythTV/packaging/commit/40 . . . ef3a4fe6a287
[19:07:44] Beirdo: ahh
[19:07:58] kormoc: there's nothing in that UI that I see that shows what branch that commit is? Is the only answer checking out and using a git log on each branch with a grep?
[19:07:58] Beirdo: yeah, I think that's on the use-git branch
[19:08:32] Beirdo: you can look for it on the network... there may be a better way, but that's one thing I haven't found yet
[19:09:44] kormoc: Actually that's in the master branch
[19:11:28] Beirdo: ah, could be
[19:11:45] Beirdo: I don't know why there still IS a using-git branch there, to be honest
[19:17:43] kormoc: Doesn't change the fact that it means we have to train the users in giving us branch info + hash info as hash info is pretty useless
[19:18:06] Beirdo: yeah
[19:18:16] Beirdo: as it was with just an svn rev for that matter
[19:18:28] Beirdo: that would get us to approximate date, but still not branch
[19:18:32] ** kormoc blinks **
[19:18:35] kormoc: Beirdo, sure it would
[19:18:46] kormoc: each commit to a branch is uniquely identified
[19:18:48] Beirdo: yes
[19:19:00] ** kormoc blinks at Beirdo **
[19:19:07] Beirdo: and given just the number, you still need to figure out which branch it's on
[19:19:13] Beirdo: granted, easier in SVN :)
[19:19:15] kormoc: but that's trivial
[19:19:21] kormoc: and seems pretty impossible with git
[19:19:25] Beirdo: but that is why we did put in --version the branch
[19:19:30] kormoc: as it might exist in multiple locations
[19:19:45] kormoc: yeah but not everything gets to a state where --version is even useful
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[19:20:14] Beirdo: not with the same hash. if it's cherry-picked, the new one has a new hash
[19:20:34] Beirdo: oh I agree, it's more tricky, especially with only partial information
[19:20:41] ikke-t: good evening, I would have a FAQ material question, to which I don't find an answer...
[19:20:43] wagnerrp: Beirdo: what is the tag at the end of the 'describe' string?
[19:20:57] ikke-t: howto stream from mythweb which is using https with self signed cert?
[19:20:57] Beirdo: that's g+SHA1
[19:20:59] wagnerrp: its not any commit or tree hash that i can tell
[19:21:05] Beirdo: g for git
[19:21:22] kormoc: ikke-t, depends on the receiving player
[19:21:29] Beirdo: so take the g off, and it's the first 7 (or whatever) of the SHA1 for the commit
[19:21:39] ikke-t: any on linux would do
[19:21:40] wagnerrp: ah, so it is
[19:21:56] ikke-t: kormoc, vlc doesn't seem to handle self made certs
[19:22:15] kormoc: ikke-t, then you have to talk to #vlc how they want you to handle it
[19:22:19] ikke-t: the best solution would be to be able to stream on http tunnel instead of htts
[19:22:23] Beirdo: IF we had all the sane tags in, git describe hash... would give you exactly what you need every time
[19:22:28] ikke-t: s/htts/http/
[19:22:30] kormoc: ikke-t, so do so?
[19:22:44] Beirdo: the problem is our tags historically don't lend themselves to that
[19:22:47] ikke-t: kormoc, any pointers for such setup?
[19:23:04] ikke-t: being partially https, partially http?
[19:23:06] kormoc: ikke-t, not really. It all depends on what you have setup and how it's setup
[19:23:20] kormoc: ikke-t, if http works, you can just enable the stream over http flag
[19:23:41] ikke-t: great, there is such?
[19:23:43] ikke-t: that would do it
[19:23:49] kormoc: yes, in mythweb's settings
[19:24:00] ikke-t: thanks, i'll start digging
[19:24:20] ikke-t: i though this should be FAQ material :)
[19:24:54] kormoc: it gets asked maybe once per year or two
[19:25:02] ikke-t: right, there seems to be such setting
[19:25:27] sphery: FAQ material, like "Q: I'm trying to stream audio/video, but it's not working." in the MythWeb README?
[19:25:29] ikke-t: it would be nice if there was a setting disabling other access via http
[19:25:41] sphery: apache has such a setting
[19:25:42] sphery: :)
[19:25:48] sphery: I have it set up that way on my system
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[19:26:34] ** ikke-t looking at my apache settings from years ago... **
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[19:34:18] ikke-t: sphery, have you configured it in such a way it doesn't ask for pw while streaming?
[19:34:20] sphery: well, users list is working as always... "[mythtv-users] Moving my mysql database to another drive", I reply first with "do a SQL-based backup/restore", and one user agrees, then 100 users continue to tell him how to move the binary files or symlink the old dir and stuff...
[19:34:46] ikke-t: otherwise it will show credentials in http stream
[19:35:05] kormoc: ikke-t, or use htdigest auth and it doesn't matter
[19:35:10] sphery: ikke-t: I don't do streaming from mythweb--if I have the bandwidth to stream the full-quality video, I'm at home, where I have a nice 68" HDTV and MythTV installed on computers that would play it, so I have no need to stream it anywhere else.
[19:35:33] sphery: and I don't do garbage-quality flash
[19:36:01] sphery: (where the garbage quality is both a reference to the encoding at low res/low bitrate to allow streaming across low-bandwidth networks and to Flash itself)
[19:36:14] ikke-t: sphery, I also have mythfrontend on all devices, but I'd occationally like to watch some recording on a small window while doing something else.
[19:36:49] sphery: ikke-t: IMHO, the best approach for that is mythlink.pl + NFS + standalone player of your choice
[19:36:56] sphery: (or CIFS if you have Windows machines)
[19:37:15] ikke-t: like some documentary/music program, where the picture can be just followed occationally
[19:37:33] sphery: I think mythweb allows you to access recordings that way using the ASF file, which references the file system location for the recording
[19:37:40] sphery: but I don't know for sure
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[19:37:56] ikke-t: sphery, good idea, I have the share done, but not mythlink.pl
[19:38:12] sphery: it's easy to set up, too :)
[19:38:30] sphery: I actually have it run 5 times, creating links in separate "view" directories
[19:38:31] ikke-t: upnp clients can do it with no problem, I wonder how it's so complicated without upnp
[19:38:50] sphery: where each link has different info/differently-ordered info, so it sorts differently
[19:38:58] ikke-t: perhaps some userjob after each recording finishes
[19:39:10] sphery: no, use system events, like in the wiki page
[19:39:20] sphery: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Mythlink.pl
[19:39:28] sphery: then you get the link upon recording start
[19:40:14] ** ikke-t looking at system events, totally missed that **
[19:40:23] FabriceMG: wagnerrp, need help, in mythweb, i have the last fixe with your modification, if I launch the job (job for the slave backend) in mythweb , the job go in job queue but don't start
[19:40:46] wagnerrp: FabriceMG: sounds like you dont have that job enabled for that host
[19:41:58] ikke-t: sphery, thanks, that system event is great, I'll set it up...
[19:43:22] ikke-t: kormoc, what do you mean by htdigest auth, wouldn't it require credentials being sent over just the same?
[19:43:59] FabriceMG: no, I see the job in queue but he don't start on slave, alway waiting status, if a launch the job( command line) in console no problem , he work fine
[19:44:23] wagnerrp: FabriceMG: sounds like you dont have that job enabled for that host
[19:44:27] kormoc: ikke-t, no. You'll need to research it, but it's not clear wire auth
[19:45:13] ikke-t: ok, will do. I have experimented all those options for servers long ago, but don't remember anymore
[19:45:47] kormoc: ikke-t, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digest_access_authentication
[19:46:20] ikke-t: I still wonder why upnp clients like XBMC, PS3 and such can do it without the pw check. Or maybe I've given it once and forgotten about it...
[19:47:02] kormoc: Mythweb/apache has nothing to do with UPnP clients
[19:47:13] ikke-t: sure it doesn't
[19:47:28] ** iamlindoro blinks **
[19:47:52] ikke-t: i ended up to mythweb since i didn't find any window sized upnp clients for linux
[19:48:01] ikke-t: with about 1 minute googling...
[19:48:05] ikke-t: :)
[19:48:19] ikke-t: vlc came up, but i couldn't figure out how it uses upnp
[19:48:26] wagnerrp: FabriceMG: mythtv-setup, several pages in on general settings
[19:48:44] wagnerrp: you need to enable the job you are trying to run on the host you are trying to run it on
[19:49:35] FabriceMG: wagnerrp, sorry, it's good
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[20:38:54] iamlindoro: wagnerrp: So when will you be offering your apology to the thief, anyway?
[20:38:58] iamlindoro: His lawyer demands it ;)
[20:39:11] wagnerrp: that thing is still going?
[20:39:23] ** iamlindoro shrugs **
[20:39:25] iamlindoro: lawyers
[20:39:39] sphery: "I'm sorry that the world--including lawyers for MPAA--can now prove that you're stealing movies."
[20:39:47] sphery: would that work?
[20:39:52] iamlindoro: Doubtful
[20:40:16] iamlindoro: I'm sure in his own warped perspective he's protecting the downtrodden
[20:40:25] sphery: (and, yeah, I know he's not in the "A" that should be the outer boundary of control of the MPAA, but no one seems to have told the MPAA about boundaries)
[20:40:26] wagnerrp: even people who were taking part in such activities, i dont know why you would want to keep such information in the name
[20:40:36] iamlindoro: especially since to some, suggesting that stealing is immoral is tantamount to saying the media companies are right
[20:40:39] kormoc: MPAC!
[20:40:52] wagnerrp: some misguided need for attribution to the rip group?
[20:41:13] ** sphery pictures kormoc as a duck walking around and quacking, "MPAC!" **
[20:42:15] sphery: wagnerrp: well, even thieves recognize that someone who put hard work into ripping a movie, OCR'ing the subs, and uploading it to a bittorrent site deserves recognition for his efforts
[20:42:23] sphery: honor amonth thieves and all
[20:42:28] iamlindoro: It just makes me sad-- I hate the MPAA/RIAA as much as anyone, but that's a seperate matter entirely from saying that stealing is okay
[20:42:28] sphery: among
[20:43:01] iamlindoro: But unfortunately, suggesting that downloading copyright material is immoral and illegal is the same as being "the man" to RGN
[20:43:39] sphery: after all, the only part of the process that requires an investment of time is ripping and OCR'ing--the actual casting, filming, production, editing, distribution, and funding of the movie are, by comparison, trivial
[20:45:20] sphery: I still don't see how wagnerrp "called someone a criminal"
[20:45:47] wagnerrp: i said he was showing images that had evidence of illegal activities
[20:45:55] wagnerrp: now sure, you could name your files anything you want
[20:46:19] wagnerrp: but youre likely not going to name something 'shrek.nordic.dvdr-acc....' unless you downloaded it from someone else
[20:46:33] sphery: yeah, but your exact words were, "Please refrain from posting pictures of your illegal content on this mailing list."
[20:46:46] sphery: that said nothing about the person--just that his content is, here in the US, illegal
[20:47:11] wagnerrp: well then you get into the legal gray area that is libel
[20:48:11] wagnerrp: the fact that finland is drafting a 'three strikes' type law would otherwise indicate that such behavior already is illegal in finland
[20:48:17] sphery: anyway, got blown way out of proportion, and really, is a win for the thieves
[20:48:28] iamlindoro: Yes
[20:48:45] sphery: wagnerrp: but in the absence of proof, the default assumption is that intellectual property theft is legal
[20:48:48] iamlindoro: The fact that you can do something illegal, and then have the entire community leap to your aid, is the real problem
[20:48:51] sphery: at least if I've read that thread properly
[20:49:06] sphery: so it's legal everywhere but the US
[20:49:18] iamlindoro: Because now everyone who is morally gray or believes that it's not stealing knows that the rules have no teeth
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[20:49:34] iamlindoro: so we (and in particular, wagnerrp and I) end up looking like impotent dickheads
[20:50:00] iamlindoro: and I don't care about looking silly, I just care about how this affects the next time, when people are that much more sure that you can get away with it
[20:50:07] sphery: exactly
[20:50:12] sphery: it's the next time that will be the problem
[20:50:16] kormoc: hrm
[20:50:22] sphery: when someone quotes a lawyer
[20:50:42] kormoc: I'll step in here tonight and try to get it settled
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[20:50:53] iamlindoro: I'm not responding any more, it just gets more out of control each time
[20:50:56] sphery: might be best to do some settling off list among parties
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[20:51:04] sphery: then respond with a clarification of the rules of the list
[20:51:16] kormoc: Yeah, tis my plan
[20:51:18] sphery: and a mention that they will be respected or else
[20:51:53] kormoc: sphery, this is a lot of work to get me to subscribe to the -users list ;)
[20:51:55] sphery: thanks... that would be helpful for all parties
[20:52:01] sphery: heh
[20:53:04] sphery: kormoc: btw, while you're here, is it true that use of INFORMATION_SCHEMA may cause MySQL to cache an incorrect list of tables: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=30513#c174255 (ref: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/466625#466625 )
[20:53:22] sphery: of course, user didn't reply to http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/466764#466764 , so I don't know if it's actually the problem
[20:54:25] sphery: though I do agree with Mike P (that it's likely hitting a different DB from the intended one)
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[20:55:02] kormoc: sphery, unless he's using clustered mysql, nope
[20:55:07] sphery: ah, cool
[20:55:13] sphery: one less thing to worry about
[20:55:25] sphery: thanks--didn't understand details about that bug
[20:58:13] kormoc: my understanding is I_S will hit the disk for anything (reopening tables and causes a performance nightmare for production machines) unless you're on clustered mysql where that can't be the case (it has to cache them). That said, the end comment in that bug says it's also affecting innodb, but my quick test here indicated otherwise
[20:59:10] sphery: cool--doesn't seem to be confirmed/solved, yet, so I won't worry about it until I have proof (or at least strong evidence) it can affect our users
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[21:07:39] wagnerrp: iamlindoro, kormoc: should i start up an email separate from the list to the involved parties?
[21:09:10] iamlindoro: wagnerrp: I don't think I want any involvement, I mostly jumped in because it offends me to have those standing up for the right thing treated like the bad guys
[21:09:27] wagnerrp: kormoc?
[21:09:30] iamlindoro: And then persisted because it's not fair to leave that kind of morally obvious issue at a stalemate
[21:11:53] sphery: wagnerrp: sounds like he was planning to do so
[21:12:07] sphery: might make sense for a third party to start it, anyway
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[22:01:29] wagnerrp: kormoc: i just emailed you a draft, let me know what you intend to do
[22:04:18] tmkt: Been looking around today, can't seem to find out how to get MythtVideo to download the artwork for all my videos...if I Shift W on each..that does it
[22:04:34] tmkt: but currently whatever auto populated the meta data, only populated the Title/Description/Date
[22:04:37] wagnerrp: are you using 0.24?
[22:04:41] tmkt: yeah
[22:05:01] wagnerrp: you get a one-shot bulk update
[22:05:19] kormoc: wagnerrp, awesome
[22:05:32] tmkt: ok..so i have to Shift W on each of them I guess
[22:05:35] wagnerrp: content already run through the bulk updater, or otherwise processed through the grabbers, gets marked in the database as 'processed'
[22:05:44] wagnerrp: and will be skipped over by the bulk updater
[22:05:51] tmkt: ah
[22:06:04] wagnerrp: there should be a menu entry to manually run the bulk updater from the 'm' menu
[22:06:21] wagnerrp: and in the settings, there should be an option to automatically run it when you scan for new content
[22:06:37] iamlindoro: No need for shift
[22:06:40] iamlindoro: just press w
[22:07:05] iamlindoro: and yes, it can be automatic for new content/content which has not yet been processed
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[22:07:28] tmkt: just the old data..didn't seem to get processed properly..if the art work didn't show up
[22:07:43] tmkt: my dvd collection i ripped
[22:08:11] iamlindoro: For old data or anything which has been marked as processed, you will need to highlight the items and press w
[22:08:15] tmkt: all the data was there before, then i reinstalled myth to see if that would help with issues i was running into with guide locking up
[22:08:19] tmkt: ok
[22:08:20] tmkt: will do
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[22:52:47] sceo: I recently pulled an old myth box (griffin) and replaced it with a beefier one (kraken). I can see on the master's "Backend Status" in mythweb that "Encoder 3 is remote on kraken (currently not connected)" — that showed up after I set up a capture card in mythtv-setup on the slave. how do I get this connected up? I've tried reboots of each to get them "clean"
[22:53:46] kormoc: sceo, in mythtv-setup, you'll need to do a 'delete all tuners' and re-add the new one(s)
[22:54:15] sceo: kormoc – on the master you mean, or the slave? or both?
[22:54:30] kormoc: delete all cards on the master, and reset up on both
[22:54:39] kormoc: oh wait
[22:55:21] kormoc: so in this case, your slave backend isn't connecting to the master successfully?
[22:55:43] sphery: sceo: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/264034#264034
[22:56:08] sphery: only supported way to clean up capture cards on hosts that weren't decommissioned before destroying
[22:56:23] sphery: note that Delete all capture cards won't affect video sources or channels
[22:56:41] sphery: (and you only need to do the capture cards portion--don't do the video sources portion)
[22:57:04] sphery: i.e. the "If you ever change capture cards or capture card drivers..." part
[22:58:45] sceo: so this should both get rid of my old decommissioned slave, and it should manage to connect my new slave?
[22:58:54] sceo: (^sphery, kormoc)
[22:59:05] sphery: will get rid of the capture cards on your decommissioned slave
[22:59:09] sceo: as a frontend, my slave it working fine – i.e. it can play recordings from the frontend
[22:59:28] sceo: err, I mean the master backend
[22:59:37] sphery: if you still have Storage Groups overrides defined for the decommissioned slave, they'll still exist (and could caues problems later)
[23:00:26] sceo: nope, never overrode storage group settings, so that's good. :)
[23:00:52] sphery: cool, that's perfect
[23:01:07] sphery: ideally you'd only ever specify SG dir lists for the master backend
[23:01:57] sphery: on the bright side, Delete all capture cards and then re-defining them takes only about 2min
[23:02:01] sphery: so it's a nice quick fix
[23:02:39] sphery: kormoc: wow, you sure jumped in quickly
[23:02:46] sphery: already posting to -users list
[23:02:49] kormoc: heh
[23:03:16] sphery: didn't know how easy it was to fall off the wagon
[23:05:20] kormoc: sphery, this is why: http://xkcd.com/386/
[23:06:40] sphery: heh, yeah, a classic
[23:07:09] sphery: and, whew! that's already one that's on my list of comics to read daily
[23:07:18] sphery: (or thrice weekly, as the case may be)
[23:07:23] kormoc: heh
[23:07:27] kormoc: rss feeds for the ease!
[23:08:27] sphery: heh, cool--didn't know they had an RSS for xkcd
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[23:25:45] harrisonk: hello
[23:26:00] harrisonk: is the Conexant CX2388x supported in Mythtv?
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[23:30:16] sphery: if it's supported by V4L/DVB, it will work in MythTV
[23:30:19] sphery: !url tuners
[23:30:19] MythLogBot: tuners: http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hardwar . . . _Information
[23:41:45] sceo: sphery, kormoc; some combination of deleting all tuners and re-adding and re-configuring the inputs, etc got 'er going. thanks a million y'all
[23:42:05] sceo: now I'm off to go... watch some pre-recorded tv!  :)
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