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Sunday, February 20th, 2011, 00:02 UTC
[00:02:30] kormoc: [17424]
[00:02:30] MythLogBot: SVN 17424: (branch master) https://github.com/MythTV/mythweb/commit/f47fb5c2
[00:03:48] kormoc: vontrapp, channel.commmethod
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[00:06:11] adub_: anyone that is using hdmi sound could they tell me their settings in mythtv please i am still not having any luck trying a new video card i have audio working in everything else
[00:06:12] vontrapp: ok, got it, thx
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[00:06:47] adub_: also what version of alsa i just upgraded to the latest and sound was garbled while playing the other things then i downgraded back to the latest stable
[00:06:51] adub_: and got good sound again
[00:10:04] vontrapp: how about timestretch? it says it was added version 40, but doesn't say when it was removed, but it is not in version 57
[00:13:57] vontrapp: sorry, added version 18, not 40
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[00:18:11] wagnerrp: dont take the wiki as official documentation
[00:18:23] wagnerrp: if its missing something, feel free to update it
[00:18:29] wagnerrp: make that 'complete official documentation'
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[00:36:42] adub_: MediaMonitorUnix::AddDevice() – empty device path <----- would this coming up when running mythfrontend -v audio prevent me from getting audio
[00:36:48] adub_: not really sure what it means or indicates
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[00:38:15] adub_: noting online indicates the msg is indicative of a problem
[00:38:27] adub_: just seems like there could be given the msg
[00:40:19] kormoc: it's a feature to detect when you put a dvd/cdrom into a drive. All it's saying is that you didn't configure a device for it to watch
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[01:55:18] adub_: annnnnnnnd SUCCESS!!!
[01:55:48] adub_: basically tried 4 different cards and finally one worked
[01:56:13] adub_: definitely quirky
[01:56:28] adub_: a differnet model geforce 210
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[01:56:57] adub_: if i exit the frontend will my recordings still record now i finally get ot ask questions on usage, lol
[01:58:01] wagnerrp: if they are scheduled recordings, and not livetv sessions, yes
[01:58:12] wagnerrp: the backend does recordings whether you have a frontend running or not
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[02:00:27] adub_: cool i figured that is how it worked but wasnt 100% sure
[02:00:37] adub_: i just pray my audio doesnt stop working all of a sudden man that was rough
[02:00:51] adub_: i see where mythtv can play dvds
[02:01:09] adub_: i haqve a blu-ray drive that seems to read dvds is there anything additional on setting this feature up
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[02:19:52] vontrapp: [6865]
[02:19:52] MythLogBot: SVN 6865: (branch master) https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/commit/240102c5 (branch master) https://github.com/MythTV/mythweb/commit/e3720fda
[02:20:19] Unhelpful: interestingly alsa appears to have a root-only interface that lets you fiddle with *all* of it, regardless of what's been comprehended by the driver at load and what it's presented as labeled mixer channels.
[02:20:32] Unhelpful: wrong window, sorry. :/
[02:28:41] vontrapp: [3988]
[02:28:41] MythLogBot: SVN 3988: (branch master) https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/commit/c5dbecde
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[02:59:31] vontrapp: I found what it was, version 18 added "timestretch" but near as I can tell, what was timestretch in 18 is now "playgroup" in 57
[02:59:51] vontrapp: should I change the wiki to "added 'playgroup'" on the wiki?
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[03:31:08] skd5aner: vontrapp: huh? time stretch is still time stretch
[03:31:45] skd5aner: playgroups allow you to set pre-determined settings (one of those being time stretch) on recordings within that playgroup on playback
[03:33:30] skd5aner: that said, you used to be able to set default timestretch settings on a recording rule, but that was removed and set to playgroups. Mythweb didn't catch up with that change for a while, but both reflect that a default timestretch can not be applied to a recording rule – you'd have to use playback groups
[03:33:34] skd5aner: not sure if that's what you were getting at?
[03:39:49] vontrapp: skd5aner: yeah, that helps, so what version did it move timestretch into part of playgroup?
[03:54:56] vontrapp: skd5aner: i'm talking specifically about the fields for programinfo in the network protocol
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[04:42:28] Beirdo: [23525]
[04:42:28] MythLogBot: SVN 23525: (branch master) https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/commit/3cc5fc84
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[04:49:24] Beirdo: OK, that CAN't be the latest ffmpeg sync
[04:52:27] Beirdo: got it
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[05:49:14] Beirdo: this will be... interesting
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[05:54:32] wagnerrp: Beirdo: have you looked through the backend server code at all?
[05:54:39] Beirdo: not lately
[05:54:59] wagnerrp: anyway... im thinking of doing away with MainServer() almost completely
[05:55:02] Beirdo: I look over it in parts a lot, but never looked at it in detail (overall picture)
[05:55:08] Beirdo: cool
[05:55:26] Beirdo: Updating ffmpeg...
[05:55:34] Beirdo: come on. Stop being slow
[05:55:35] wagnerrp: put in a handler that lives in libmythbase
[05:55:53] wagnerrp: so frontend and backend can both use it
[05:56:04] Beirdo: cool
[05:56:16] wagnerrp: get rid of the special upstream sockets in MythCoreContextPrivate
[05:56:19] Beirdo: Updating ffmpeg
[05:56:22] Beirdo: warning: no common commits
[05:56:25] Beirdo: heheh
[05:56:26] wagnerrp: and just store them as additional sockets in the handler
[05:56:33] Beirdo: nace
[05:56:37] Beirdo: nice, rather
[05:57:02] wagnerrp: have something much smaller replace MainServer that just listens on 6543 and feeds inbound connections to the handler
[05:57:43] wagnerrp: theres no real reason for the frontend and jobqueue to listen for connections
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[05:58:03] wagnerrp: but under the current setup, thats the only way they would be able to handle specific responses from the master backend upstream
[05:58:07] Beirdo: only on the webserver/media-render server for the frontend
[05:58:19] Beirdo: argh
[05:58:23] wagnerrp: as it is, they are only set up to handle stuff preceded by BACKEND_MESSAGE
[05:58:26] Beirdo: my backend jsut crapped?
[05:58:40] wagnerrp: moving the handler into libmythbase, as part of gCoreContext is the only solution i can think of
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[05:59:09] Beirdo: #10 0x00007f4862b5e8fe in MythDownloadManager::downloadNow (this=0x420cba0, dlInfo=0x34521f0, deleteInfo=true) at mythdownloadmanager.cpp:659
[05:59:13] Beirdo: niiiice
[05:59:32] wagnerrp: there have been a couple problems arising from the download manager
[05:59:36] Beirdo: seems that still isn't quite perfect, I guess
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[06:01:02] Beirdo: but the frontend caught my "save bookmark" just before it gave up :)
[06:01:19] Cydd: hi beirdo
[06:01:31] Cydd: I couldnt help but tell you how cute you looked today
[06:01:50] Beirdo: Cydd: behave, or be gone, please
[06:02:08] Cydd: my sincerest apologies
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[06:21:00] wagnerrp: Beirdo: out of curiosity, why are the private objects in MythCoreContext and MythSystem both named 'd'?
[06:21:06] wagnerrp: what is that short for?
[06:23:07] Beirdo: data?
[06:23:18] Beirdo: not sure, I just followed the crowd
[06:23:34] Beirdo: could stand for doesntmatter
[06:23:36] Beirdo: hehe
[06:24:02] Beirdo: I guess it's nice and short, and works
[06:32:12] xtort-: trust the guy with the beard
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[06:59:49] Beirdo: oh good god, let's hope this at least compiles :)
[07:01:32] Beirdo: Makefile:243: /home/gjhurlbu/src/mythtv/mythtv/mythtv/tests/fate.mak: No such file or directory
[07:01:35] Beirdo: haha.
[07:01:37] Beirdo: crud
[07:02:22] Beirdo: wonder why it did ../../tests
[07:03:57] Beirdo: ooooh
[07:03:58] Beirdo: hahah
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[07:22:47] Beirdo: let's try compiling using ffmpeg's config.h and config.mak first, shall we?
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[07:32:51] sphery: kormoc: In https://github.com/MythTV/packaging/commit/53ab35b88 , do you have any reason to believe that query.bindValue(":RECSTARTTS", _recstartts); (where _recstartts is a QDate) is sent to MySQL using the wrong format? If so, we need to submit a Qt patch because that's a huge bug in their Qt-MySQL drivers.
[07:34:12] sphery: I can see query.prepare("UPDATE record SET last_delete = '0000-00–00 00:00:00' " (removing the T from the constant-value non-bound date) as helping, but if the Qt-MySQL drivers are passing the wrong format for QDates, that needs fixing in Qt (even if we have to work around their bug for a while)
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[07:55:29] kormoc: sphery, Good question. I'm running mysql 5.5 now on my MBE and just did a quick grep for [0–9]T[0–9] and modifying them. I'll enable the general query log and remove that one and see if it's actually making it to mysql that way
[07:58:12] kormoc: sphery, and that patch is attached to #8585 as well, we'll just use it if you're using mysql-5.5 and the experiential use flag (You become my code slave! Muhahaha!)
[08:01:27] Beirdo: heheh
[08:01:34] Beirdo: he does it to me often enough :)
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[09:22:09] FabriceMG: Beirdo, I have make 1 patch for the frontend, What is the procedure?
[09:25:09] Beirdo: make a ticket, attach the patch
[09:25:16] Beirdo: that's the simplest
[09:28:45] FabriceMG: ok
[09:29:08] Beirdo: come ON, ffmpeg.
[09:29:51] FabriceMG: i have added in frontend, sort by description
[09:31:09] FabriceMG: in XMLTV, I add "Season ## Episod ##/##" in first line of description
[09:32:57] FabriceMG: now , with that, I have real sort episod for series
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[11:15:32] nicholas__: reposted from #mythtv: As part of my upgrade to 0.24 I decided to fully refresh my dvb-t and dvb-s channels, as they've changed a lot since I last updated my table. I deleted all channels with mythtv-setup and rescanned. Now though, it says "Card x is set to start on channel y, which does not exist." Where can I update the start channel?
[11:15:52] nicholas__: The google-suggestion is to delete all sources and cards and start again :-/
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[11:22:52] nicholas__: ah, maybe I could have just updated cardinput.startchan column
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[11:35:55] paul-h_: nicholas__: you can set the start channel on the Input Connections page of mythtv-setup
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[11:48:33] nicholas__: thanks paul-h
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[11:49:46] judget: getting the mnessage could not connect to master backend server. is this a mysql issue ?
[11:52:17] judget: in other words is this a mysql login issue?
[11:52:31] judget: or it it a myth tv login issue?
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[11:54:06] nicholas__: after truncating dtv_multiplex and rescanning channels, networkid for my dvb-s is still NULL. Maybe that's ok, as live tv watching seems happy.
[12:05:31] clever: judget: it means the master mythbackend isnt running
[12:08:31] judget: ok thanks
[12:08:54] judget: however could it also be that the mysql login is not working therefore the master backend is not running because of that?
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[12:13:33] judget: well anyway my sql logins are all set so im not sure why the mythbackend is not running
[12:14:39] laga: ... look at the log?
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[12:23:54] judget: how can i stop the mythtv client it keeps trying to start and i cant do anything else that way
[12:31:27] judget: well this is great that the myth fronend is so persistant but how can i stop it from constantlky restarting until In can get it configured
[12:34:47] laga: are you using mythbuntu?
[12:35:10] judget: yea my backend server is mythbuntu
[12:35:27] judget: i also have a front end on my ubuntu studio client
[12:35:48] judget: im a dumb confused newbee
[12:35:48] laga: and the restarting occurs on the ubuntu studio client?
[12:35:53] judget: both
[12:36:22] laga: if you use mythbuntu-control-centre to enable the autostart, you can also disable it there
[12:36:24] judget: i get noUpnp and then it restarts
[12:39:32] judget: ok i have ther control center open on the client and am loking at startup behavior
[12:39:48] judget: automatically start is unchecked
[12:39:59] judget: but wehere is the place to prevent autorestart
[12:40:36] judget: it is doing the fronend crashed and will restart thing
[12:40:55] laga: can you exit the frontend regularly, using the escape key?
[12:41:18] judget: yes then it restarts by itself
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[12:42:10] laga: sounds like a bug. just log out and back in, now that you have unchecked automatic start, it should not start. or kill the process
[12:42:24] judget: well it was uncehcked
[12:42:57] judget: but i can logout but the problem is that on my backend server it is doing the same thing so i cannot get anything else done to try to config it
[12:45:29] laga: i have no clue what broke there, sorry. ask in #ubuntu-mythtv – sounds like a bug on their part
[12:48:12] judget: well anyway i think i got the backend server to stop autostarting
[12:51:41] judget: also i got to paste my logs to pastebin
[12:52:13] judget: http://mythbuntu.pastebin.com/ECGLpyRN
[12:54:32] judget: let me repaset just the backend log prolly too much info in that pastebin
[12:55:55] judget: http://mythbuntu.pastebin.com/rzwKD86c
[12:56:01] judget: thats just my backend logs
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[13:01:33] hilarie: I don't full understand codecs or anything like that, but would it be possible to use something like this to take the load of the cpu in mythtv? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It . . . o-_-15131010
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[13:22:08] wagnerrp: hilarie: assuming that thing even works on linux, mythtv has no support for such a device
[13:22:28] wagnerrp: you may be able to use an external encoder program that uses it
[13:22:38] wagnerrp: but only for post-recording transcoding
[13:22:41] hilarie: Yeah, was coming to that conclusion myself heh, It was really a great moment when I saw it was mac only...
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[13:23:47] wagnerrp: for what its worth, the only real reason to transcode your recordings would be for playback support on some limited device
[13:23:59] wagnerrp: like an iphone or something
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[13:25:32] wagnerrp: a hardware encoder such as this might swing the balance otherwise
[13:25:39] wagnerrp: but at least using software encoding
[13:25:50] wagnerrp: you would be better off just buying new hard drives
[13:26:03] wagnerrp: compared to the personal and CPU time spent transcoding recordings to h264
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[13:29:33] pyther: Hello
[13:29:51] pyther: I'm looking for an analog (S-Video + Composite) capture card
[13:30:00] pyther: is there a list of supported analog cards?
[13:30:10] pyther: I know many of hte hauppauge don't have analog support
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[13:30:50] trumee: pyther, pvr-150 ?
[13:30:50] judget: in a mythbuntu server where are the video devices? in my ubuntu studio they are /dev/video*
[13:31:22] pyther: trumee: anything that I can get on the market? That appears to be discountinued
[13:31:50] trumee: pyther, might find it on fleabay
[13:31:59] hilarie: Wagnerrp Thank you for the suggestions, I am working on building my next desktop and just wanted to make sure my mythtv wouldn't use to many of my system resources
[13:32:01] pyther: I got to buy new
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[13:32:21] cleith: Hello
[13:32:24] trumee: pyther, my HVR1110 has svideo input
[13:33:17] pyther: trumee: does it work?
[13:33:26] trumee: pyther, yes it does
[13:34:29] pyther: trumee: is that a pal card?
[13:34:36] trumee: pyther, yes
[13:34:51] pyther: ahh should hav mentioned I need a NTSC card
[13:35:21] trumee: pyther, there must be something for NTSC too, HVR1100?
[13:35:56] pyther: trumee: does it have dual-tuners?
[13:36:09] trumee: pyther, no
[13:37:09] pyther: there is a 1250 but that is about it :-/
[13:39:46] wagnerrp: pyther: are you NA or europe?
[13:40:00] pyther: I'm in NA
[13:40:17] wagnerrp: HVR-1600 or HVR-2250 both have analog support in linux
[13:40:36] pyther: which is better, they have very similar price points
[13:40:38] wagnerrp: although the 2250 will either need to be built from the v4l-dvb repository, or you need a very recent kernel
[13:40:52] pyther: ahh then the 1600 might be better
[13:40:55] wagnerrp: the 1600 is a dual tuner (one analog, one digital)
[13:41:06] wagnerrp: the 2250 is a dual hybrid tuner (two tuners capable of either)
[13:41:23] pyther: wagnerrp: I just don't like that the 1600 has rca inputs
[13:41:44] pyther: wagnerrp: I don't care much about the tuners, I'm actually gonna use it to stream video from a camera
[13:41:56] trumee: wagnerrp, is 2250 fully supported?
[13:42:03] wagnerrp: trumee: yes
[13:42:22] wagnerrp: pyther: cant use firewire? or maybe one of those HDMI capture cards?
[13:42:49] wagnerrp: or pick up a USB webcam
[13:43:10] pyther: wagnerrp: usb webcam won't give the quality they (work) wants
[13:43:35] pyther: and isn't there a relatively short length on firewire cables?
[13:43:43] pyther: I think they might want to stream tv too
[13:44:04] sphery: nicholas__: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/264034#264034 or if you want to try with what you have, use the starting channel in mythtv-setup's Input Connections screen
[13:44:07] wagnerrp: a nice usb webcam will give better quality than youre going to get over composite video
[13:44:17] pyther: wagnerrp: the 1600 has a /dev/video device, yes?
[13:44:23] wagnerrp: yes, it does
[13:45:22] pyther: I work at a school and they want to do "live" announcments and part of the "experience" is to have an actual camera on a tripod
[13:46:08] wagnerrp: pyther: this is only for direct playback? not recording?
[13:46:28] pyther: wagnerrp: yes direct playback over a multicast stream
[13:46:37] pyther: they may want to record at some point in time though
[13:46:59] wagnerrp: multicast... so recording
[13:47:05] wagnerrp: nevermind then
[13:47:44] sphery: kormoc: cool... BTW, thanks for the work on it. If I get a chance I may do up a slightly modified patch for you to look at (that removes all the .toString()'s for QDateTimes and includes a #ifdef'ed out MSqlQuery::bindValue(QString, QDateTime) that does the .toString() (then you could enable that other function with a different use flag, like ITriedMySQL55WithoutThisFlagAndItDidntWork)
[13:48:16] sphery: kormoc: oh, and I will likely just push the fixes to things like the 0000-00–00T00:00:00
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[13:49:47] sphery: kormoc: when you say you grepped for [0–9]T[0–9], you mean in the MySQL logs or something (since the bindValue(QString, QDateTime) calls don't have that)
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[13:51:32] sphery: oh, and I'll do up a quick little Qt test program for you, that you can use to try bindValue with a QDateTime :)
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[14:04:17] trumee: how well is hauppauge 5500 supported. looks like a very nice card
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[14:48:24] judget: how can I delet a storage group in mythTV such as /var/lib/mythtv/recordings?
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[15:04:16] judget: I have a Brooktree BT878 video controller but I do not see any /dev/video* listings are video devices listed somewhere else in mythbuntu?
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[16:16:17] GreyFoxx: try /dev/v4l/* or /dev/v4l2/*
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[16:21:17] wagnerrp: trumee: 5500? never heard of such a thing
[16:22:53] wagnerrp: odd, i see press shots for it, but no information for it on their website
[16:27:40] wagnerrp: judget: you delete folder definitions with 'd'
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[16:27:55] wagnerrp: and you should scrap your brooktree card, and purchase an MPEG encoder
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[16:35:30] trumee: wagnerrp, i have a pvr-500 card. is it possible to connect one stb via the RF connector and the second stb via composite?
[16:35:49] trumee: wagnerrp, i want to connect two stbd to this card
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[16:36:11] wagnerrp: trumee: why not just connect both STBs to svideo?
[16:36:30] trumee: wagnerrp, the stb doesnt have a svideo out.
[16:36:47] wagnerrp: then connect both to composite
[16:36:47] trumee: wagnerrp, only RF/composite output
[16:37:24] trumee: wagnerrp, how can i connect 2 stb to one composite? i want to use the dual tuner functionality
[16:37:41] wagnerrp: if youre pulling off a STB, you dont want to use a tuner
[16:37:56] wagnerrp: composite will give you better quality than running through the STB's modulator
[16:38:48] trumee: wagnerrp, fair enough. but pvr-500 has one composite input. how do i connect the second stb
[16:38:59] wagnerrp: you connect one STB to the first composite input on the card, and the second STB to the second composite input on the card
[16:39:06] wagnerrp: the card does have two independent inputs after all
[16:40:21] trumee: wagnerrp, no the card has only 1 composite input
[16:40:36] wagnerrp: you see those two white headers on the back of the card
[16:40:49] wagnerrp: they can be used with daughter cards to directly access the encoders
[16:41:03] wagnerrp: one of them will have come with the card to provide inputs to the second encoder
[16:41:32] trumee: wagnerrp, i bought cards from ebay and dont have any daughter cards :(
[16:41:58] wagnerrp: well then either get in contact with the seller and try to get the daughter card
[16:42:03] wagnerrp: or order a new one from hauppauge
[16:42:10] wagnerrp: they still sell them on their online store
[16:42:28] trumee: wagnerrp, UK?
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[16:43:03] wagnerrp: http://www.hauppauge.eu//boutique_us/fiche_pr . . . us&num=0
[16:43:41] trumee: wagnerrp, awesome.
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[16:44:14] trumee:
[16:44:41] trumee: wagnerrp, why there are two headers?
[16:44:50] wagnerrp: because there are two encoders
[16:45:45] trumee: wagnerrp, but my card already has one svideo. With 2 headers, i could have 3 svideo?
[16:46:12] wagnerrp: possibly
[16:46:37] wagnerrp: my 150s report five video inputs each
[16:46:46] wagnerrp: the tuner, two composite, and two svideo
[16:47:00] wagnerrp: you can only use one at a time, but it will internally switch between them as desired
[16:47:30] trumee: wagnerrp, ah i see. so they are redundant inputs
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[16:50:39] trumee: wagnerrp, is composite input better than RF?
[16:50:47] tyrion-mx: is it possible to have a mythtv-frontend without a mysqld on the same machine?
[16:51:36] [R]: tyrion-mx: you only need 1 mysqld somewhere on the network
[16:51:40] wagnerrp: tyrion-mx: you only have one shared mysql server, regardless of how many machines you have mythtv running on
[16:51:45] wagnerrp: if you have more than one, you screwed up
[16:51:50] tyrion-mx: ok, thank you
[16:52:13] wagnerrp: trumee: the problem is that the RF modulators in STBs are cheap crap
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[16:57:08] trumee: wagnerrp, i see. so it is not the issue with RF input of pvr-500 rather a problem of stb
[16:57:48] trumee: wagnerrp, are there any other cards which have dual analog tuners?
[16:58:43] wagnerrp: HVR-2250
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[16:59:36] trumee: wagnerrp, right. thanks
[17:00:04] wagnerrp: in your case, it would be a 2200
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[17:00:29] trumee: wagnerrp, cheers
[17:02:16] tyrion-mx: I have mythbuntu (backend+frontend) running in virtualbox, and now I am trying to connect to the backend from another frontend
[17:03:03] tyrion-mx: I started mythfrontend and then set the hostname/password of the db, but it can't connect
[17:03:10] [R]: sounds like its a vbox networking issue
[17:04:02] wagnerrp: yeah, avoid virtualization, just run your backend directly on the hardware
[17:04:18] tyrion-mx: (I took the user/pass for the db from .mythtv/mysql.txt on the backend)
[17:04:45] tyrion-mx: does the mysql server listen by default on all interfaces?
[17:05:49] [R]: depends on how your dist set it up
[17:05:49] [R]: but like i said
[17:05:53] [R]: it sounds like a vbox networking issue
[17:05:54] trumee: wagnerrp, Pvr-500 is better for me that 2200 since the later doesnt have fm radio
[17:06:10] tyrion-mx: I don't think it's a networking issue, because I can ssh into the backend server
[17:06:45] [R]: you shoudn't be runing a backend in vbox to begin with
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[17:56:50] blizzard_: guys, I've upgraded to 0.24
[17:57:22] blizzard_: none of the channels work ne more, and the log is filled with the following which might be the problem:
[17:57:25] blizzard_: 2011-02–20 18:53:38.598 DVBChan(1:/dev/dvb/adapter1/frontend0) Warning: Unsupported modulation parameter.
[17:57:42] blizzard_: 2011-02–20 18:52:30.970 Program #8090 not found in PAT!
[17:58:30] blizzard_: do I need to rescan or what should I do?
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[18:06:03] trumee: wagnerrp, is there any other card with dual analog tuners except hauppauge?
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[18:19:17] wagnerrp: trumee: hauppauge is just about the only manufacturer which still produces hardware encoder cards
[18:19:30] wagnerrp: avermedia might have one or two, but i dont know about their support in linux
[18:19:48] wagnerrp: if youre doing recording, you want a hardware encoder card
[18:19:49] trumee: wagnerrp, there was somebody called black gold or something
[18:20:08] wagnerrp: blackmagic?
[18:20:21] trumee: wagnerrp, dont remember at all
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[18:21:09] wagnerrp: there is a 'black gold technology' that produces tuner cards, but i dont know if they do hardware encoders for analog
[18:21:21] wagnerrp: and blackmagic is designed more for professional video editing
[18:22:25] trumee: wagnerrp, right.
[18:25:31] trumee: wagnerrp, seems they have hardware encoder, http://shop.blackgold.tv/epages/BT3159.sf/en_ . . . ucts/BGT3500
[18:26:50] iamlindoro: Now you're just a linux driver away from using it!
[18:26:53] wagnerrp: now you just need to find linux drivers
[18:27:02] trumee: :)
[18:27:08] iamlindoro: s/find/write/
[18:27:25] wagnerrp: s/write/demand/
[18:27:31] ** trumee is going to stick with hauppauge **
[18:28:55] Digdilem: i have an avermedia 771/777 that 'just works' fine in linux, but don't know any other models and it's pretty old
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[18:29:45] trumee: Digdilem, analog input?
[18:29:56] iamlindoro: Which is neither a hardware encoder nor a dual analog tuner
[18:30:16] wagnerrp: meaning it 'just works' poorly?
[18:30:36] trumee: ah. ok!
[18:31:23] Digdilem: trumee, dvb-t
[18:31:53] Digdilem: just pointing out that avermedia drivers /do/ exist in linux and they're not a total black hole
[18:32:25] wagnerrp: but if youre doing analog recording, you want a hardware encoder
[18:32:32] iamlindoro: But what does that have to do with his request for a) a hardware encoder, and b) a dual analog tuner?
[18:32:33] wagnerrp: which pretty much limits you to hauppauge products
[18:32:44] iamlindoro: Nobody even cast aspersions about Avermedia
[18:32:54] Digdilem: fair enough wagnerrp
[18:33:06] wagnerrp: there are a handful of other cards that are supported by the IVTV driver, including one or two avermedia cards, as mentioned
[18:33:11] wagnerrp: but they are far and few between
[18:33:25] wagnerrp: and no longer manufactured
[18:33:43] wagnerrp: besides which, didnt hauppauge buy avermedia?
[18:33:57] iamlindoro: they bought pinnacle
[18:34:11] wagnerrp: i thought someone bought avermedia
[18:34:20] iamlindoro: could be, but I didn't think Haupp had
[18:35:59] [R]: iamlindoro: did you see the post on -users about "Something changed with themes ??"
[18:36:03] [R]: iamlindoro: i noticed the same problem
[18:37:00] kormoc: sphery, sounds great! the grep was on the output from mythbackend with -v database. I figured the bind values it had were the ones being passed to the database, but I didn't confirm.
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[18:41:48] ptriller: Hi, my xmltv is acting up, in the xmltv file ihave the entry <title>Stieg Larsson: Vergebung</title><sub-title>Millennium</sub-title> <episode-num system="onscreen">1</episode-num> and <title>Stieg Larsson: Vergebung</title> <sub-title>Millennium</sub-title> <episode-num system="onscreen">2</episode-num>, and I cant mythtv get to record both. I am using 0.24
[18:42:28] [R]: whats your recording rule?
[18:42:46] [R]: whats the duplicate rule set to?
[18:43:48] ptriller: Subtitle then Description, that seems wrong, should I set it to "None" ?
[18:44:04] [R]: i dunno, try playing wit hti and see what happens
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[18:45:32] ptriller: ok, with "None" it records both, thats good, thanks. The only problem left is that it doesn't display the episode number anywhere, but for now I can live with that.
[18:45:49] [R]: when you are on the recorded list
[18:45:50] [R]: you can hit i
[18:45:52] [R]: and it shows it there
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[18:49:03] ptriller: hmm, I dont find it, but thanks
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[18:56:04] bcgrown: aloha
[18:56:13] bcgrown: anyone here using analog surround sound on their mythbox?
[18:56:32] bcgrown: like intel alc887 by any chance
[18:56:40] bcgrown: ("HDA Intel")
[18:56:41] [R]: analog? lol
[18:57:02] bcgrown: [R]: don't have a receiver, but I do have a bunch of speakers :)
[18:58:32] bcgrown: the audio device scan detects a device ALSA:surround40, but it says "Device supports up to 2.0" at the bottom
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[19:29:12] tyrion-mx: How can I make the mythbackend listen on all interfaces?
[19:30:12] tyrion-mx: putting 0.0.0.0 in the backend setup doesn't seem to work
[19:30:22] wagnerrp: no, it wouldnt
[19:30:41] wagnerrp: that IP address is stored in the database, so clients know what address to use to connect to the backend
[19:30:52] wagnerrp: mythtv does not support split networks
[19:31:12] wagnerrp: if you intend to operate one, you will need to set up a machine as a router to route packets to it
[19:31:35] wagnerrp: or set the necessary routes in the system routing table manually
[19:32:49] tyrion-mx: ok, thank you :)
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[19:43:58] MNichie: I trying to decide whether to switch from Windows/WMC to Ubuntu/Mythtv. Does anybody know if mythtv can stream to a xbox 360?
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[19:47:31] MNichie: anybody?
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[19:50:07] wagnerrp: mythtv has a upnp server, but does not provide any special support for the xbox360
[19:50:43] wagnerrp: if the xbox can support mpeg2 video, and ac3 audio, in an mpeg2 ts container, over upnp, then youre golden
[19:51:12] MNichie: thats what I keep reading, I can't find anyone saying online that they actually got it to work though
[19:51:31] MNichie: Apparently the 360 will only support mpeg2 through WMC
[19:51:36] wagnerrp: if not, shame on microsoft for producing at video playback device that does not support the upnp client standard, and the ATSC video standard
[19:52:00] wagnerrp: as i understand it, the xbox360 only supports microsoft's specially tweaked form of mpeg2 ts
[19:52:13] wagnerrp: meaning shame on micrsoft for intentionally gimping support
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[19:53:50] MNichie: :/ I guess a HTPC would be my only option to get support in my living room then
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[19:54:13] wagnerrp: a lot of people seem to like the WDTV devices
[19:54:33] wagnerrp: but yes, anything less than a full PC running the official frontend is going to be rather restricted in capability
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[19:54:42] wagnerrp: note that the PC does not have to be in the same room
[19:54:52] wagnerrp: you could run the wires through the floor or wall into another room
[19:54:56] wagnerrp: so size or noise doesnt matter
[19:55:09] bcgrown: anybody know how to make my Intel HDA rear channels work? they don't even show up in alsamixer
[19:55:18] bcgrown: speakertest gives output on the front but not rear channels
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[19:58:00] trumee: bcgrown, speakertest is that an alsa utility?
[19:58:34] bcgrown: trumee: ya: http://linux.die.net/man/1/speaker-test
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[19:59:39] trumee: bcgrown, thanks
[20:00:38] bcgrown: the chipset identifies as ALC887, if that helps. It's an Asus P5QPL-AM motherboard
[20:01:40] bcgrown: i've tried adding snd-hda-intel model=(lots of different ones) to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf but none of the ones i tried worked
[20:03:21] bcgrown: any ideas?
[20:12:04] bcgrown: guess that's a no?
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[20:28:32] blizzard_: Question: When doing channel scan (dvb-s), why do I get conflicting channels when I dont have any previous channels? "how" are they conflicting, and with what?
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[20:30:03] justinh: nobody knows
[20:30:46] justinh: but there's a temporary table in the db which the scanner uses – so it likely gets the impression there are repeated channels that way.. IF that's what conflicting means
[20:31:40] blizzard_: ok
[20:31:51] iamlindoro: you get conflicting channels in MPEG/DVB systems when the transportid and serviceid match on more than one found channels
[20:32:30] blizzard_: iam: is that what will happen if a channel changes frequence within the same transport?
[20:32:35] iamlindoro: So in reality there *is* a conflict in what was found-- in that more than one transponder has advertised the tuning data for the same channel
[20:32:40] iamlindoro: no
[20:33:28] iamlindoro: There is probably some deductive reasoning that could be added to help "flatten" channels in the above scenario, but it's not a bug, just a usability issue
[20:33:41] blizzard_: mm
[20:33:51] iamlindoro: alternately, if you're running .23, especially very old .23, it could be a bug that has since been fixed, by me
[20:34:02] blizzard_: I've upgraded from 0.23 to 0.24 and cant get the channels working ne more =(
[20:34:17] blizzard_: deleted all channels as of having problems with APT something and logs recommended "a rescan"
[20:34:26] justinh: ah so that's what 'conflicting' means
[20:34:31] blizzard_: now I dont get ne channels working instead, and alot of conflicting ones =)
[20:34:47] iamlindoro: justinh, Can also mean a conflict with an existing DB channel, but in the case of a fresh DB, it can only be the above
[20:34:57] blizzard_: its not really fresh
[20:35:08] iamlindoro: There's nothing wrong with a conflicting channel, that just means that you have to wade through them and rename them
[20:35:09] justinh: generally when DVB users need to scan though it's because stuff has moved around – which doesn't necessarily preclude PIDs/SIDs being reused
[20:35:10] blizzard_: its a used db with a fresh channels table =)
[20:35:13] iamlindoro: they're still workingg channels
[20:35:36] iamlindoro: The very fact that you have conflicting channels means you have working channels
[20:35:43] iamlindoro: you're just not doing the right thing with what's found
[20:35:49] justinh: isn't there a temp scanning table it uses too though?
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[20:36:33] justinh: channelscan*
[20:36:33] iamlindoro: justinh, channel scanner DB code is a headache and a half-- it way well be, it's just not the source of something being labeled a conflict
[20:36:45] blizzard_: iam: thats what I think as well
[20:36:57] blizzard_: just cleared all cards and redoing the config
[20:37:07] blizzard_: but now it cant tune ne transports... <sigh>
[20:37:17] iamlindoro: "any"
[20:37:20] iamlindoro: it's just one more letter
[20:37:24] iamlindoro: and makes you seem like a grownup
[20:37:31] justinh: oh man if this darn baby monitor keeps up this buzzing it's going in the bin
[20:37:36] iamlindoro: and doesn't burn my brain like a hot poker
[20:38:03] justinh: gah.. Tomy, you evil sods.. tri wing screws?!?!?!??!
[20:38:20] justinh: why the hell does a baby monitor need security screws holding it together? :-O
[20:38:21] wagnerrp: iamlindoro: clm dwn b4 u git n nurism
[20:38:52] bcgrown: justinh: http://www.mcmaster.com/#=b4an9p  :)
[20:39:28] wagnerrp: cool kids take the english language over a barrel!
[20:39:45] SweTV: Does anyone know when I can expect 0.24.1? I am having all sorts of issues with the stock 0.24.
[20:41:53] SweTV: According to the roadmap it is 7 weeks late....
[20:42:08] iamlindoro: We have no immediate plans to release a .24.1
[20:42:29] iamlindoro: anything milestoned .24.1 would be in that release *if* we released one
[20:42:35] wagnerrp: the only reason we would have to release a 0.24.1 would be if there were a backported fix that required a protocol or schema update
[20:42:35] SweTV: Are you going straight to 0.25?
[20:42:45] iamlindoro: Anyway, just update to .24-fixes
[20:42:46] wagnerrp: thats likely to be the case
[20:42:52] iamlindoro: which will have everything that .24.1 would have
[20:43:07] iamlindoro: nobody should run release-day *anything* of MythTV
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[20:43:12] iamlindoro: everyone should be tracking -fixes
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[20:44:07] SweTV: I am tracking the fixes. Historically, upgrades have been smooth as silk but 0.23–0.24 causes crashed and lots of stability issues..
[20:44:19] SweTV: Anyways, thanks for the feedback.
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[20:44:23] iamlindoro: if you are tracking fixes, then you have everything that would be in a .24.1
[20:44:30] iamlindoro: we're not holding out on you
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[20:44:36] SweTV: hehe
[20:44:47] iamlindoro: if you are having crashes, open tickets with proper backtraces
[20:44:59] iamlindoro: but we can't fix issues which aren't reported
[20:45:45] SweTV: I know I should but collecting all the logs required for a proper ticket usually consumes more time than upgrading to latest fixes svn/git.
[20:45:54] wagnerrp: iamlindoro: dont lie, we know youre holding out the good arclight backgrounds from us
[20:45:55] wagnerrp: :)
[20:46:25] iamlindoro: SweTV, Thenif whatever your issues are aren't fixed, we can't help you
[20:46:27] blizzard_: arclight backgrounds? =)
[20:46:27] iamlindoro: wagnerrp, heh
[20:46:39] SweTV: I am a few weeks back. I will get the latest version and post a ticket if it does not help
[20:47:05] iamlindoro: remember, any ticket that involves a crash *must* have a proper backtrace with debug symbols
[20:47:26] iamlindoro: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Debugging
[20:47:28] wagnerrp: and when it says 'attach the version output as a file', it means 'as a file'
[20:47:36] SweTV: I am very well aware of that yes
[20:47:49] wagnerrp: so many people seem to struggle with that one
[20:47:50] iamlindoro: well aware of the protocol, just unwilling to open tickets :P
[20:48:01] SweTV: yes. you got me.
[20:49:15] blizzard_: lycka till =)
[20:50:35] SweTV: While I have your attention, is the removel of Sync to OpenGL not supposed to make a difference? I have horrible tearing no matter what I do since it was removed in 0.24. It has long been the only option for me as usleep just do not work..
[20:50:50] SweTV: Tack. :)
[20:51:35] SweTV: I was sad to see you gave up on making it work.
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[20:58:29] TrevorBradley: Hey everyone. I'm considering getting an ATSC card for my mythbackend and I'm not certain which card is the best choice. Any pointers?
[20:58:50] TrevorBradley: I've been using a Hauppauge PVR150 for the longest time with my cable provider and like the brand.
[20:58:52] wagnerrp: what kind of slots do you have?
[20:59:20] iamlindoro: Well that's a personal question
[20:59:22] TrevorBradley: Let's see... I think I have PCI and PCI-e 1x slots available.. not sure about the 1x though (may not fit)
[20:59:28] wagnerrp: do you intend to continue using it with cable? or actually do ATSC (broadcast)?
[20:59:35] TrevorBradley: The wiki page was vague too.. :)
[20:59:39] TrevorBradley: Just with ATSC.
[20:59:44] xtort-: This one works well for me: 02:08.0 Multimedia video controller: Internext Compression Inc iTVC16 (CX23416) MPEG-2 Encoder (rev 01)
[20:59:53] xtort-: let me look to see what model that is, its a hauppage something
[21:00:01] wagnerrp: xtort-: that is not an ATSC tuner
[21:00:15] TrevorBradley: 1600 was the earliest supported, and I presume it has the best support, but it's not clear to me if the other cards have caught up driver-wise.
[21:00:30] iamlindoro: 1600 was far from the earliest supported ATSC card
[21:00:38] iamlindoro: 1600 is a very late comer
[21:00:40] TrevorBradley: (well, for hauppauge at least)
[21:00:42] TrevorBradley: Hmm
[21:00:42] xtort-: its not? its a hvr-1500
[21:00:56] TrevorBradley: (thus my confusion, perhaps)
[21:01:18] TrevorBradley: Basically I'm looking for A) best bang for buck, B) No hassles with drivers, C) Good quality
[21:01:18] wagnerrp: xtort-: no, the CX23416 chip is not an ATSC tuner
[21:01:23] iamlindoro: Hauppauge HVR-1250, HDHomeRun, KWorld 110, 115, 120, PcHDTV HD-5500, all are widely used and liked
[21:01:26] wagnerrp: it is an MPEG encoder for analog
[21:01:37] wagnerrp: further, the HVR-1500 is not capable of ATSC tuning either
[21:01:42] wagnerrp: it is a DVB card
[21:02:05] xtort-: I plug my antenna into it, and it records... I must be confused about what ATSC is
[21:02:06] wagnerrp: hmm... seems it is ATSC
[21:02:14] wagnerrp: i thought that number was one of the DVB blend
[21:02:37] iamlindoro: it is, however, an expresscard
[21:02:41] TrevorBradley: I basically need to add antenna and go. (I'm not too averse to whacking away at drivers if I know it will work... but I've done this before with the PVR150 and it's a hassle)
[21:02:43] iamlindoro: which makes it useless for most people
[21:03:14] xtort-: TrevorBradley, hvr-1500 then is what I would recommend. Just add firmware files, and you are set
[21:03:20] iamlindoro: Any of the above are supported out of the box in any modern distro
[21:03:26] xtort-: The dual tuner might be overkill for ya though
[21:03:41] wagnerrp: xtort-: but hes not using a laptop, meaning he cant use expresscard without an expensive adapter card
[21:03:46] xtort-: dude...
[21:03:51] xtort-: its not a pcmcia card...
[21:03:58] wagnerrp: correct, its an expresscard
[21:04:00] ** TrevorBradley isn't encoraged by googling "Hauppauge 1250 mythtv" and finding people struggling with the card.... **
[21:04:04] iamlindoro: an HVR-1500 is an expresscard
[21:04:06] xtort-: its pci
[21:04:06] iamlindoro: http://www.hauppauge.com/site/products/data_hvr1500.html
[21:04:13] iamlindoro: then you don't have an HVR-1500
[21:04:37] wagnerrp: iamlindoro: probably, considering the -1500 is a framegrabber, and doesnt have an mpeg encoder chip
[21:04:45] xtort-: damn, i'm just going to shut up, my brain is wrecked
[21:04:47] xtort-: its a 1600
[21:04:53] ** xtort- pours a drink **
[21:04:54] iamlindoro: TrevorBradley, People will struggle with every card. People are morons. You asked for what is supported out of the box.
[21:04:55] xtort-: my bad
[21:05:17] iamlindoro: The HVR-1250 and HDHomeRun don't even need firmware-- they're as idiotproof as it comes
[21:05:24] iamlindoro: but then people go making a better idiot
[21:05:28] [R]: lol
[21:05:29] wagnerrp: yeah, ive had one of each for over two years now
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[21:05:34] wagnerrp: and neither has given be a bit of troubl
[21:05:34] TrevorBradley: Fair enough. And the 1250 runs about $55, so I'm happy if it works.
[21:05:36] wagnerrp: ee
[21:05:44] J-e-f-f-A: iamlindoro: Hey wait a second, I have two HDHR's – are you calling me an idiot? ;-)
[21:05:54] iamlindoro: only if you can't make them work
[21:05:54] TrevorBradley: Hell, I've managed to get the PVR-150's blaster working with Linux.. it was a mighty pain but as long as it works I'm good.
[21:06:24] J-e-f-f-A: iamlindoro: nah, they're bulletproof...  ;-)
[21:07:21] TrevorBradley: I'll need to triple check to make sure the 1x slot is available...
[21:07:37] TrevorBradley: 1250 it is then.. thanks folks. :)
[21:07:50] wagnerrp: you can pretty frequently find an HDHR for <$100 these days
[21:07:59] wagnerrp: making it one of the cheaper tuners
[21:08:02] iamlindoro: ^^ And that's even cheaper tper-tuner
[21:08:19] wagnerrp: with the bonus feature that you can stuff it up in your attic next to your antenna
[21:08:23] TrevorBradley: 1250's are $52CDN at my local awesome shop.
[21:08:25] J-e-f-f-A: TrevorBradley: You can use a 1x card in a 4x 8x or 16x slot, it'll just run at 1x speed.
[21:08:26] wagnerrp: and not have to run a big long antenna lead
[21:09:49] J-e-f-f-A: wagnerrp: I would do that, but I was concerned about summer temps...
[21:13:40] TrevorBradley: My cable company has already run coax from my computer room into the attic.. so if I cancel cable I can just cut their connection and connect it to an antenna... should be easy in theory.
[21:18:06] TrevorBradley: later folks!
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[21:19:50] wagnerrp: iamlindoro: who is eric smith?
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[21:20:44] wagnerrp: or can any user remove the 'infoneeded' tag?
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[21:22:13] kormoc: any user can 'provide' info, aye
[21:22:33] wagnerrp: ah, just saw some name i didnt recognize change status on a ticket
[21:22:35] wagnerrp: i was confused
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[21:42:44] blizzard_: When scanning a satellite, is it enough to just scan one of the frequencies to get all channels?
[21:43:12] blizzard_: I always thought I had to scan it all, but now I got alot of hits on one freq and checked the channels and think I got more or less all on that satellite...
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[21:48:24] iamlindoro: a well engineered satellite (paired with a decent scan app) requires only a single starting frequency
[21:48:42] iamlindoro: if one transponder on your satellite advertises the entire network, then scanning that single transport is adequate
[21:49:34] iamlindoro: If your sat were less well engineered, or if you were using the .22 or less version of the MythTV scanner, you might well have had to scan each transport
[21:51:33] iamlindoro: wagnerrp, I don't know him, but sounds like yeah, any user can set to info no longer needed-- that happened in a trac upgrade about six months ago and I complained but got no support
[21:52:37] blizzard_: iam: explains it, good work!
[21:54:40] iamlindoro: That bit is the work of janne, stuarta, and daniel, but you are welcome nonetheless :)
[21:58:18] blizzard_: =)
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[22:21:04] sphery: kormoc: Ah, that makes sense. The -v database outputs the QDateTime values in a string, so they get toString()ed, so you'd see the wrong-format in the logs. Looking at the Qt-MySQL code, though, all looks good--it's sending bound QDateTimes as MYSQL_TIME types, so no string conversion occurs.
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[22:22:01] sphery: kormoc: I'm going to use your patch as a key for finding the real bad values and I'll push that change tonight (if all goes well).
[22:23:44] kormoc: sphery, sounds great!
[22:24:12] sphery: good... just didn't want to mess up your ebuild without giving you some warning
[22:24:32] sphery: should be easy enough to update the ebuild after--I'll also give you an alternative "just in case" patch
[22:25:00] kormoc: Mess away! Anyone running +experimental knows the risks :)
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[22:29:35] kormoc: sphery, I replaced a few :ONEHOURAGO with NOW() – INTERVAL 1 HOUR, I'm assuming that's okay but not overly sure
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[22:32:39] Beirdo: glad to hear you guys have a start on that :)
[22:33:00] Beirdo: I ran out of energy at 5am trying to merge our changes into the latest ffmpeg :)
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[22:37:43] kormoc: Beirdo, I upgraded to mysql 5.5 so sorta had to ;)
[22:38:10] sphery: seems Brighthouse doesn't want me to see this conversation
[22:38:39] sphery: ah, actually, not much to it
[22:38:48] sphery: and I got it all--just way delayed
[22:39:15] sphery: oh, except ONEHOURAGO... glad for logs
[22:39:30] kormoc: weird
[22:39:41] sphery: having connectivity issues
[22:39:42] sphery: :)
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[22:48:58] Beirdo: kormoc: ahhh, gotcha. Well between the two of you, you should get it :)
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[23:10:44] trumee: is there any HowTo on capture card priority?
[23:11:06] [R]: the documetnation
[23:11:27] trumee: [R], tx
[23:11:32] ** [R] just shakes his head **
[23:13:37] sphery: section 12
[23:13:48] sphery: http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-12.html
[23:14:10] sphery: and, the short story is, "don't ever use input priority, because it doesn't do what you think it does"
[23:14:42] sphery: trumee: ^^^
[23:15:16] trumee: sphery, why?
[23:15:34] sphery: there's only one priority, and it tells MythTV which shows to record
[23:15:43] sphery: it does not tell MythTV where to record shows
[23:16:08] sphery: setting an input priority will sometimes affect where to record shows, but will always affect whether to record shows
[23:16:34] sphery: chances are you can do what you really want, but without input priorities
[23:17:05] trumee: sphery, can i specify use cardA over cardB if possible for recordings and live tv.
[23:17:10] sphery: but I'd need to know what you want and why to tell you how to do so
[23:17:23] sphery: yep, http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/264034#264034
[23:17:39] trumee: sphery, also for recordings prefer cardA over cardB
[23:18:12] trumee: sphery, recordings should have higher priority to grab CardA than Livetv
[23:19:07] sphery: do the capture card portion (which won't affect channels or video sources), then define your capture cards and connect inputs in the order you want inputs used for recordings
[23:20:27] trumee: sphery, right
[23:21:37] blizzard_: YEY; LUB YA GUYS!!!! =) .24 finally made my HD channels come to life =P
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[23:22:59] trumee: sphery, and i should set the "input priority" in the card setup?
[23:23:11] trumee: s/should/shouldnt
[23:24:01] sphery: should be zero
[23:24:02] blizzard_: QUESTION: does Mythtv work with a multiswitch? and/or is the multiswitch transparent?
[23:24:08] trumee: Input priority — in the "mythtv-setup" program, the "Input Connections" section allows you to add additional priority in the "Input priority". This is simply another priority factor but has an interesting effect. If a card input has a higher value than the other cards, the scheduler will see that you would rather record showings of episodes on this input rather than a showing on other inputs.
[23:24:33] sphery: trumee: you need to read /all/ of section 12 of the howto if you want to use it
[23:24:40] sphery: when done, you'll realize you don't want to use it :)
[23:25:02] trumee: sphery, i see. the shortcut is what you suggested?
[23:25:46] sphery: the proper configuration is what I suggested, and after reading all of section 12, you'll agree :)
[23:25:57] sphery: so, yeah, shortcut--just configure as I mentioned :)
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[23:34:28] knightr: sphery, Hi! Long time no chat... When you mentionned that there were other CPU/motherboard combinations with similar power consumption as Atoms, what were you thinking about (I know about the Mac mini but that's about twice the price)?
[23:37:25] sphery: knightr: see, for example, the links at the bottom of http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/448321#448321
[23:38:11] sphery: knightr: note that an Atom-based system will likely idle at 20–30W and will run full-power at like 25–35W--there's almost no power savings when not under load
[23:39:06] sphery: knightr: A nice Core 2 Duo system can idle at around the same power usage as the Atom and actually has headroom when you need it
[23:39:24] knightr: sphery, thanks! apparently a lot of the problem there is the chipset...Atoms have their utility but I need something with a little more power...
[23:39:26] sphery: Or, you can get fancy and build a system witha Core 2 Duo Mobile, and get it to idle at the same 10W as the Mac Mini
[23:39:57] knightr: sphery: a Core 2 Duo takes that little power?
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[23:40:11] sphery: the Mac Mini is a Core 2 Duo Mobile
[23:40:16] sphery: i.e. a laptop CPU
[23:40:26] sphery: that's how it idles at 10W
[23:40:33] knightr: sphery: if not Mac mini, is that cpu available elsewhere?
[23:40:36] sphery: (10W system... CPU is lower)
[23:41:08] sphery: I've never tried to find parts for one, but was thinking wagnerrp mentioned that you can get the CPU and mobos for it
[23:41:40] sphery: cpus are definitely available... 25W or 35W TDP (will idle /much/ lower)
[23:42:29] sphery: but much of the reasont hat the mac mini is expensive is because Intel charges a fortune for their CPUs--and even more for their mobile CPUs
[23:42:50] sphery: so, trying to build your own Mac-Mini-alike, will likely cost in the neighborhood of what the Mac Mini costs
[23:42:53] knightr: hmm, definitely interesting... I guess I'll have to inquire at my favorite online computer store...
[23:43:09] knightr: ah nice... :(
[23:44:12] knightr: sphery, thanks! I'll let you know if I find anything interesting...
[23:45:23] sphery: good luck
[23:45:57] knightr: sphery, thanks! I think I'm gonna need it... ttyl
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[23:52:20] trumee: sphery, i have a direct cable connection (RF input) on one card and a svideo input via stb on a second card. Both inputs share some of the channels. Is it possible in Myth to setup channel numbers which can go to either of these?
[23:53:04] trumee: sphery, i am going to use ir-blaster for the second card. The first card is going to be tuned by myth itself.
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[23:53:46] sphery: trumee: you need a separate video source for each, but just give the channels that are the same on both video sources the same channel callsign and channel number
[23:54:15] trumee: sphery, right. thanks
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