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Monday, June 9th, 2008, 00:00 UTC
[00:00:10] sphery: Have they figured out how to make the OLED last longer? I thought it had some serious longevity problems.
[00:00:23] sphery: iamlindoro: which type of plant?
[00:00:40] iamlindoro: the NED Flanders plant
[00:00:46] jpabq: It does. Especially the blue, but they have made good progress. Like I said, hopefully in a couple of years :p
[00:00:50] iamlindoro: D'oh!
[00:00:51] sphery: lol...
[00:01:45] sphery: The worst part is I figured, "Well, I can't just search for 'Flanders TV' because it will be a bunch of Simpsons references."
[00:01:52] iamlindoro: There's a Simpsons episode that TMS calls "G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)" Guess they didn't get the memo that translates that title into something funny
[00:02:34] sphery: is there more to the title than I understood?
[00:03:00] iamlindoro: When the Simpsons writer's mean for him to say "D'oh!" they put (Annoyed Grunt)
[00:03:05] iamlindoro: er writers
[00:03:21] sphery: Oh. It makes so much sense, now. Like G.I. Joe...
[00:03:25] iamlindoro: yarr
[00:03:49] sphery: I can't believe I didn't figure that one out.
[00:04:13] jpabq: Well, I guess I am going to go watch some TV ;-)
[00:04:28] sphery: I think I'll see what happens to Chuck next.
[00:04:41] jpabq: Unless janneg has come up with some way for me to help him with the HD-PVR driver....
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[00:04:57] jpabq: I have been watching the first season of Heroes.
[00:05:10] jpabq: I have about 5 episodes of Chuck saved.
[00:05:15] sphery: iamlindoro: enjoy your Firefly (I know... How can you not enjoy Firefly.)
[00:05:23] Dagmar: WEll...
[00:05:25] Dagmar: You could be on fire.
[00:05:27] iamlindoro: Sadly I only get one ep a week
[00:05:35] mjj29: mmm firefly
[00:05:35] iamlindoro: (I'm rewatching them in HD on Universal HD)
[00:05:50] mjj29: damn you and your HD firefly
[00:05:53] sphery: jpabq: I just started watching Chuck. Had the whole season and it made the cut for new shows, so I'm starting to get into it.)
[00:06:05] jpabq: iamlindoro, you must have firewire working?
[00:06:13] iamlindoro: jpabq: yep
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[00:06:17] Dagmar: "Made the cut" lol
[00:06:21] jpabq: sphery, yeah, it is a good show.
[00:06:33] Dagmar: It's ratings were so high if they were showing it on Fox, Fox would move it to the 2am slot.
[00:06:46] jpabq: Comcast in ABQ turned on 5c a year ago, so enjoy it while you can!
[00:06:58] sphery: I wait to see what's cancelled before I get invested. Sure, I would have missed Firefly that way, but it would have saved me the heartache of losing Firefly...
[00:07:59] sphery: Dagmar: I don't know what everyone complains about. Firefly was targeted at the 18–35 male TV viewer, so they chose the most appropriate timeslot for it: Friday night.
[00:08:00] iamlindoro: jpabq: Unless they turn it off before we have HD-PVR drivers, I don't have to worry too terribly :)
[00:08:38] jpabq: Well, at least you understand why I am so psyched about the HD-PVR!
[00:08:42] Dagmar: sphery: Then the preempted it repeatedly, and gave it two schedule changes, aired a few episodes out of order...
[00:08:45] iamlindoro: yup
[00:09:01] Dagmar: Fox has a reputation for taking shows which have otherwise great ratings, and doing everything possible to make it hard for people to watch them
[00:09:23] jpabq: I actually liked "Standoff"....
[00:09:48] sphery: yeah, that was me being facetious. Though many male sci-fi fans have nothing better to do on a Friday night, not all of them fit that mold.  :)
[00:10:45] jpabq: I gave up on BSG after the first 45 minutes. I am told that I should have kept with it for the first season.
[00:11:06] sphery: jpabq: Yeah, Standoff was good. BSG is great
[00:11:17] sphery: Just finished Season 3 (on DVD) last week.
[00:11:56] jpabq: Maybe SciFi will re-air the whole series — AFTER I have a working HD-PVR.
[00:12:06] sphery: It is dark, though, so my alternating between Stargate SG-1 and BSG was a roller-coaster ride.
[00:12:18] jpabq: Now SG-1 what a GREAT show.
[00:12:23] sphery: Best ever.
[00:12:44] sphery: I finished Season 10, and haven't watched The Ark of Truth because I don't want to admit it's over.
[00:12:59] jpabq: Ark of Truth is good.
[00:13:00] sphery: Have a feeling I'll watch AoT when Continuum is released, though.
[00:13:10] jpabq: Continuum?
[00:13:14] sphery: 2nd move
[00:13:16] sphery: movie\
[00:13:31] jpabq: Have not heard about it.
[00:13:41] sphery: already available for pre-order
[00:13:47] sphery: http://www.amazon.com/Stargate-Continuum-Rich . . . 4&sr=8-1
[00:13:56] sphery: Jul 29, 2008
[00:14:05] jpabq: Atlantis can be good. As much as I liked Carter in SG-1, I don't really care for that character in Atlantis.
[00:14:22] sphery: I'm almost done with Season 2 of Atlantis.
[00:14:35] sphery: Afraid I'll finish it and Season 3 before 4 is released.
[00:14:51] sphery: (I don't record any Stargate or BSG stuff--just buy DVD's)
[00:15:03] PatrickDK: season 3 was pretty sloppy :(
[00:15:18] jpabq: Agreed.
[00:15:48] sphery: Too bad. Season 2 is pretty good, but I'm really hoping they find some ZPM's (or some other power source) because the whole "energy crisis" thing is a bit old, IMHO.
[00:16:04] jpabq: I read that Carter is leaving for season 4, and Woolzie (sic?) is taking over.
[00:16:21] sphery: Wolsey (from SG-1?)
[00:16:29] jpabq: Yeah.
[00:17:28] sphery: That would be a change. I'll admit I don't like the idea of Samantha Carter on Atlantis because she won't be able to outshine SG-1, but I still have bad feelings toward Wolsey from SG-1.
[00:19:05] sphery: Found out it's Woolsey.
[00:19:46] jpabq: I would have preferred if they brought back Dr. Weir.
[00:20:23] sphery: I like her. She fits well.
[00:20:30] jpabq: http://forum.gateworld.net/showthread.php?t=55604
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[00:23:27] Inssomniak: what keyboard key do I hit to see signal strength of atsc channel?
[00:23:33] Inssomniak: I remember there was one
[00:23:42] jpabq: F7?
[00:23:49] sphery: Alt-F7, now
[00:23:54] Inssomniak: thx!
[00:24:00] sphery: (unless you have an old keybinding)
[00:24:34] jpabq: TV time....
[00:26:41] illusionize: MythSocket(82eeda8:22): Protocol error: '@' is not a valid size prefix. 80 bytes pending. <-- what does that mean?
[00:28:50] sphery: means you're probably running different versions of MythTV components
[00:30:32] illusionize: mythfrontend and mythbackend are the same version, could it be mysql?
[00:31:25] sphery: No. That part isn't related to the DB.
[00:31:39] sphery: Do you have multiple systems?
[00:31:55] sphery: And note that when I say, "different versions," I really mean SVN revisions.
[00:32:10] illusionize: I got them from the SVN last night, all the same versions
[00:32:36] sphery: and mythfrontend --version and mythbackend --version both give the same SVN rev?
[00:32:42] illusionize: yup
[00:32:52] sphery: on all systems?
[00:32:54] illusionize: http://pastebin.com/m67bc4c94
[00:32:57] illusionize: I only got 1 system
[00:33:06] illusionize: running both the backend and frontend
[00:33:59] sphery: what were you doing when you got that error?
[00:34:36] illusionize: trying to click the Watch TV button, and then I kept getting 60 bytes pending when I went through the System Status
[00:34:50] sphery: are you using some funky filesystem?
[00:35:24] illusionize: not sure
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[00:36:27] illusionize: I am getting that error message from almost everything I am clicking
[00:37:13] sphery: It is possible that you have invalid data in the database. Do you get more info in the logs?
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[00:37:56] sphery: but I would expect that error to come from some other issue
[00:40:18] illusionize: what ports should everything be?
[00:41:22] illusionize: BackendServerPort: 6543, BackendStatusPort: 6543, MasterServerPort: 3306, UDPNotifyPort: 6948, NetworkControlPort: 3306
[00:41:26] illusionize: do they all look right?
[00:42:10] sphery: that's the problem.
[00:42:17] sphery: Your server port and status port shouldn'
[00:42:20] sphery: t be the same
[00:42:31] sphery: generally, status port is 6544
[00:43:23] sphery: so, when Myth is trying to interpret http status requests using the MythTV protocol rules
[00:44:27] sphery: it doesn't work/gives you the error (didn't really the "when" was in there :)
[00:46:14] illusionize: ok cheers, i'll give it another whirl now
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[00:47:52] dustybin: anybody here use a C2D 1.8 CPU with HD ?
[00:49:22] illusionize: still getting exact same error sphery
[00:49:35] wagner: dustybin: i remember someone one here saying the did a few days ago
[00:49:55] wagner: under linux, they were pushing all out to do 13mbit h.264
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[00:50:48] dustybin: wagner: what kind of CPU usage in top what that show for the 2 cores?
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[00:50:54] dustybin: *would
[00:51:23] wagner: depends, different distros do things differently
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[00:51:50] dustybin: i think debian and ubuntu would show the same
[00:51:58] wagner: never used either
[00:52:39] wagner: i know suse does 100% per cpu, so you can have a total of 200% (on a core2)
[00:52:50] dustybin: oh ok
[00:53:00] dustybin: 1.8 ?
[00:53:29] wagner: ?
[00:53:29] iamlindoro: Have seen some fairly reliable claims from the UK folks that BBC-Hd is doable on a 1.8 Ghz C2D w/ the skiploopfilter patch added, so that's 19 Mbit h.264... need that patch AFAIK, though
[00:54:01] dustybin: interesting
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[00:54:33] dustybin: i was wondering if i should go for the 2.0 C2D mac mini instead of the 1.8
[00:54:46] iamlindoro: So I would say that it is the barest of minimums for broadcast h.264... I would get better if you can at all manage it
[00:54:59] dustybin: ok
[00:55:33] wagner: anyone had any success getting the backend running on freebsd?
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[00:56:04] iamlindoro: wagner: IIRC Greyfoxx got .21 compiling on one of the BSDs a while back... but I dunno if that was momentary or if it still would
[00:56:18] iamlindoro: where the last it = -fixes :)
[00:56:36] wagner: compiled straight, or with custom patches?
[00:56:51] iamlindoro: I honestly don't know, I am sorry
[00:57:05] iamlindoro: thought it was straight, but not sure
[00:57:16] wagner: ok, 0.21 release would not build last time i tried, but i dont remember the error off hand
[00:57:35] wagner: i was going to give it another shot
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[00:58:01] wagner: there were patches to get 0.20.1 running, and i was going to try to update them for the new version
[00:58:08] wagner: ill have to ask him next time i see him on
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[01:14:09] darkfrog: Hey guys...any new info on the Hauppauge HD-PVR support? ;)
[01:14:29] iamlindoro: nope
[01:14:34] darkfrog: darn
[01:14:47] darkfrog: mine is sitting in its box still on my piano. :(
[01:15:01] darkfrog: such a waste. ;)
[01:15:16] iamlindoro: #hdpvr is the place to idle waiting for that, though, if you're interested
[01:15:22] iamlindoro: should be RSN
[01:15:27] wagner: you could.... run windows... :P
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[01:16:12] darkfrog: RSN?
[01:16:19] iamlindoro: Real Soon Nah
[01:16:19] darkfrog: wagner, bite your tongue
[01:16:27] darkfrog: :)
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[01:18:24] darkfrog: thanks...just wanted to check in. :)
[01:18:29] darkfrog: l8r
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[01:22:49] jpabq: I tried the latest ffplay on some of the sample HD-PVR files. I get "[h264 @ 0x8475890]PAFF + spatial direct mode is not implemented", but it does play.
[01:24:01] iamlindoro: Yeah, to be expected-- IIRC the CoreAVC stuff does do interlaced PAFF
[01:24:13] iamlindoro: And I think someone is finally working on the support in ffmpeg
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[01:24:38] jpabq: I can set my directv H20 to only output progressive, but I would rather keep it set to native.
[01:25:24] iamlindoro: Just to give context to how slowly ffmpeg moves, PAFF support was submitted as a patch last September :)
[01:25:37] jpabq: Wow!
[01:25:48] jpabq: And that is what Myth uses, right?
[01:25:59] iamlindoro: libavcodec, which is the ffmpeg libraries, yeah
[01:26:13] iamlindoro: but it's not been merged, so it doesn't do myth much good
[01:26:30] jpabq: Is that patch available somewhere?
[01:27:04] thoraxe: hm... anyone here good with lirc stuffs? trying to figure out how to get my functional blaster to control my cable box
[01:27:05] iamlindoro: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=41221, but I have serious doubts about it applying to anything in the last few months, h.264 in ffmpeg has changed a LOT recently
[01:27:43] jpabq: bummer. I guess you need to go over to someones house at that project, too!
[01:28:19] thoraxe: it's a motorola dct700
[01:28:19] iamlindoro: Someone pinged the ffmpeg devel list on Friday about it, so maybe we'll get some new info soon
[01:28:48] iamlindoro: Having used a DCT 700, I will helpfully suggest that you will derive more enjoyment from that particular box by smashing it with a hammer
[01:29:00] jpabq: iamlindoro, thanks. Keep me posted.
[01:29:19] iamlindoro: And then grudgingly suggest that you search the users list as there are custom scripts for that box all freakin over the place
[01:29:21] iamlindoro: jpabq: np
[01:29:34] iamlindoro: also at the Ubuntu wiki as I recall
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[01:43:28] thoraxe: hm... well, lirc is refusing to send my motorola DCT700 commands... any ideas? it sends other codes just fine
[01:44:58] iamlindoro: And have you looked up the DCT-700 specific scripts that I have mentioned, or shall I just repeat that three or four more times?
[01:45:48] thoraxe: iamlindoro: sorry, didn't see that
[01:46:01] thoraxe: iamlindoro: i found the ubuntu wiki one https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Motorola_DC . . . hange_Script
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[01:46:21] iamlindoro: Thar be the one
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[01:46:44] thoraxe: iamlindoro: when i try to use irsend it says transmission failee
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[01:47:17] thoraxe: although pretty much if i try to send anything other than raw stuff it seems to be failing
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[01:55:04] thoraxe: hm... iamlindoro any idea about not being able to irsend them?
[01:56:01] iamlindoro: thoraxe: If you have followed that wiki to the letter, then it points to a deeper misconfiguration with your lirc setup-- you should be looking at the setup of your lirc hardware itself
[01:56:14] iamlindoro: s/hardware/software/
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[01:56:39] mzb: tried getting a webcam and removing the IR filter?
[01:57:42] thoraxe: iamlindoro: well, i can directly do the send keys stuff, but for some reason none of the "named" other commands will send
[01:57:45] iamlindoro: A digital camera will often work too (or, at least, that's what I use to test my emitter)
[01:58:17] iamlindoro: thoraxe: show us an example of a command that completes, and one that does not
[01:58:20] thoraxe: iamlindoro: the emitter works if I use the "blaster" generic raw
[01:58:22] thoraxe: iamlindoro: sec
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[02:00:31] thoraxe: iamlindoro: http://fpaste.org/paste/2701
[02:00:59] iamlindoro: now pastebin your lircd.conf
[02:01:13] thoraxe: umm
[02:01:14] thoraxe: sec
[02:02:01] Gre1: hi
[02:03:11] mzb: I'm not sure if anyone can offer any advice, but I've got two issues that have been annoying me for a little while ...
[02:03:15] mzb: 1. One of my USB tuners does not give good results on a particular channel when the system is under load.
[02:03:20] mzb: Usually I have to delete the recording as it's so bad.
[02:03:24] mzb: I currently have two recordings which appear to play and archive fine, however an archived DVD has a weird problem:
[02:03:28] mzb: after a cut there's no sound for the rest of the DVD!
[02:03:32] mzb: I have since added channel priority rules and made a few other changes.
[02:03:37] mzb: Can anyone suggest why this is happening?
[02:03:41] mzb: 2. I have a number of recordings that refuse to be archived, and there is no log output to explain what (or where) the problem lies.
[02:03:42] wagner: im getting some problems with libs/libmythfreemheg/Programs.cpp
[02:03:45] mzb: Can anyone tell me how to find errors in a recording that prevent it from being archived?
[02:03:56] wagner: it claiming 'gettimeofday' is not defined in this scope
[02:04:05] mzb: [sorry about all that ... just wanted to get it out all at once;)]
[02:04:08] wagner: 'time.h' is included in the top of the file
[02:04:30] thoraxe: iamlindoro: it's kinda too big to paste
[02:04:37] thoraxe: iamlindoro: there's quite a few raw codes in there
[02:04:50] thoraxe: 31k lines
[02:05:14] thoraxe: i tried just using the DCT700 section from the ubuntu wiki page but i got the same result (restarting lircd of course)
[02:05:14] iamlindoro: thoraxe: your lircd.conf should be nowehre NEAR 31k lines
[02:05:22] iamlindoro: you have busted something, badly
[02:05:31] iamlindoro: A few *hundred* lines would be long
[02:05:53] thoraxe: iamlindoro: you assume that i've busted something. however the lircd.conf i'm using has a LARGE number of raw codes for a reason
[02:06:16] thoraxe: iamlindoro: i also tried using ONLY the DCT700 section with a restart of lircd and I have the same error trying to send the DCT700 codes
[02:06:27] wagner: you shouldnt have more codes than you have buttons should you?
[02:06:29] Gre1: with gentoo, should i emerge kde before mythtv?
[02:06:54] thoraxe: wagner: point taken, but having extra stuff shouldn't cause some stuff to send and some not, you know?
[02:07:14] thoraxe: wagner: and regardless of having "too much", getting the same error for an isolated section would tend to point with a different issue
[02:07:17] wagner: Gre1: you need Qt for mythtv, but kde doesnt matter
[02:07:25] thoraxe: something appears to be awry with sending non-raw codes
[02:07:53] thoraxe: iamlindoro: http://pastebin.ca/1042506
[02:07:54] iamlindoro: #lirc it is, then
[02:08:14] thoraxe: ya no one is in there :-/
[02:08:19] thoraxe: i'll have to post on some forums
[02:08:24] thoraxe: thanks for lookin into it though
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[02:11:55] thoraxe: iamlindoro: oh, i figured out the issue... haha
[02:12:03] thoraxe: iamlindoro: it's because i'm using the pvr150 blaster
[02:12:12] clever: anybody remember that 100% system usage bug in upnp?
[02:12:18] thoraxe: Do not use other lirc configuration files for specific STBs . these simply will not work. The IR chip is only capable of sending those codes which are in the database.
[02:12:49] MinDKrime: can anyone suggest a sound card that works with passthrough?
[02:12:58] MinDKrime: I am so over mine....
[02:13:07] clever: ?
[02:13:27] MinDKrime: I can not get passthrough to work no matter what
[02:13:47] MinDKrime: NVidia CK804
[02:13:50] clever: i can allways get linein->lineout to work on all my cards
[02:14:11] MinDKrime: this is optical out to receiver
[02:14:14] thoraxe: i just need a way to figure out how to convert the codes
[02:14:15] thoraxe: ehhe
[02:14:29] clever: ive never had anything with optical in
[02:14:33] clever: so ive never used those ports
[02:14:41] MinDKrime: hehe
[02:14:44] MinDKrime: ok thx
[02:14:55] mzb: thoraxe, I've never seen raw codes like that. Mine are generally like this: http://www.pastebin.sk/en/6911/
[02:15:35] clever: POWER 0x000000000000AFF9
[02:15:42] clever: power 0x00000000000000E8
[02:15:49] clever: POWER 0x000000000000209C
[02:16:03] clever: all the codes in my lircd.conf are in the same format
[02:16:10] mzb: they are not raw codes
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[02:16:24] clever: and i got them all from the lirc site i think
[02:16:44] iamlindoro: What a yechhhhh limitation of the pvr-150 blaster
[02:17:09] clever: the pvr150 receiver i think has limits(no raw mode, only its own remote)
[02:17:15] thoraxe: mzb: those are not raw codes. they assume that your blaster can interpret that stuff
[02:17:20] clever: but ive never heard of one with the blaster, and ive never even gotten the blaster to work
[02:17:40] thoraxe: mzb: the rest of the info around your section helps the lirc to figure out how to pulse the ir
[02:17:59] thoraxe: mzb: the pvr150 built-in blaster is pretty junky, and the lirc i'm using is custom patched by a guy to work
[02:18:02] clever: yeah i have header,one,zero,ptrail settings also
[02:18:08] mzb: thoraxe, your conf defines raw_code-mode but then doesn't define them ... isn't that the issue?
[02:18:54] thoraxe: mzb: i don't know what you're asking. pretty much anything defined in the "blaster" section sends fine
[02:19:16] thoraxe: mzb: and all of the incoming codes for the receiver section for the hauppauge remotes works fine.
[02:19:32] thoraxe: mzb: i just need to figure out which "raw" codes correspond to the blaster lircd.conf section
[02:19:52] thoraxe: err... like, i need to translate the DCT700 lircd.conf into the raw stuff to figure out which key section i need.
[02:20:03] thoraxe: there's a send_power script but it takes quite a long time to run haha
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[02:21:17] mzb: how about you learn the DCT700 codes directly from the remote then, so you have the raw codes as *your* receiver sees them?
[02:22:29] thoraxe: mzb: because the PVR receiver can't see anything but hauppauge remote codes, so irrecord won't work
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[02:23:01] mzb: ah
[02:23:33] mzb: sorry, then ... only thing I can suggest is to make your life easier and build a serial receiver ;)
[02:23:51] mzb: (and transmitter;))
[02:23:56] iamlindoro: Or, since I've seen the picture that comes out of the DCT-700, just give up on TV entirely
[02:24:12] iamlindoro: And move to Bali
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[02:25:09] iamlindoro: And spend that money on drinks with umbrellas and thongs for your many mistresses
[02:25:36] thoraxe: haha
[02:25:36] thoraxe: well i don't have a nice tv
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[02:25:39] thoraxe: just an old sony crt
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[02:26:03] mzb: at least his is remote controlled! ;)
[02:26:21] iamlindoro: Well then, by all means avoid making friends with anyone with a digital tuner card and an LCD, DLP, or 1080p projection display
[02:26:43] thoraxe: ya, i only have one friend with a "nice" tv, and it's his roommates
[02:26:58] thoraxe: because i don't consider a Vizio a "nice" tv... hahaha
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[02:27:19] thoraxe: i mean hell, i wasn't even watching digital cable until June of last year!
[02:27:33] thoraxe: damn cars take all my money for nice tvs and nice videogames... but anyway
[02:27:39] thoraxe: i'll run this script all night and see if it even works
[02:27:53] thoraxe: if not i guess i'll give up on this bs blaster and get a real blaster
[02:28:08] thoraxe: time for bed... thanks for all your help peoples
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[02:29:05] ** iamlindoro thinks the HD-PVR will become the new analog-capture-device of choice :) **
[02:29:41] iamlindoro: SD? No problem! HD? No problem! Can I use it with xxxxxx box? Yes you can!
[02:29:56] iamlindoro: Will it cure my gout? Yes!
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[02:30:56] wagner: will it make mythtv compile properly?
[02:31:07] iamlindoro: Only you can prevent forest fires
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[02:31:52] wagner: what if a bear steals my matches?
[02:32:14] clever: i keep a match hidden in my headphones:P
[02:32:30] iamlindoro: My pants are on fire, you can use those
[02:32:37] gre2: the mind is a terrible thing
[02:32:48] wagner: you should put them out with your HD-PVR
[02:33:33] iamlindoro: That's how they caught fire in the first place
[02:33:57] wagner: did you shove it down your pants again?
[02:34:20] iamlindoro: I wanted to plug my component cable into something
[02:35:34] justdave: FYI, I got Myth on my Mac Mini working with the USB speakers... by uninstalling pulseaudio
[02:36:08] justdave: works great under raw ALSA instead of the ALSA emulator in pulse :)
[02:37:13] iamlindoro: yep, pulseaudio, wave of the fyootoor alright
[02:38:49] justdave: was kinda funny, all the effects in GNOME worked fine on the USB, Totem (or whatever the default double-click for video files is) worked, too, but neither Myth nor mplayer would use it.
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[02:40:01] justdave: if I set the default to the onboard speakers, both myth and mplayer would play to the onboard speakers. If I set the default the USB audio, I got silence.
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[02:46:06] wagner: im having trouble getting mythtv/libs/libmythfreemheg/Programs.cpp compiled
[02:46:22] wagner: its saying the crap in time.h is out of scope
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[02:56:21] wagner: fixed it, it was grabbing 'time.h'. when the functions i needed (and where i was looking) were in 'sys/time.h'
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[03:02:47] mzb: how do I pinpoint errors in an mpeg2 stream?
[03:05:04] mzb: eg: error found at 17:42.12 (or similar) so that I can cut around it?
[03:05:47] wagner: mythtv should just keep going until it picks up a good stream again
[03:05:59] wagner: or are you trying to transcode?
[03:06:27] mzb: the latter
[03:07:06] wagner: bad ATSC/DVB reception? or faulty encoder card?
[03:07:57] mzb: combination of problems
[03:08:38] mzb: one particular tuner (DVB USB) doesn't like one particular channel ... but only noticeable under heavy load (3+ recordings)
[03:08:55] iamlindoro: mzb: I've had some luck w/ streams mythtranscode chokes on w/ a demux/remux... There's a script on my user page in the wiki that works for me on my similarly broken MPEG-2 streams
[03:09:16] mzb: I've since added a channel priority rule which should fix the problem ... but I've still got recordings that look ok, but can't be archived
[03:09:58] mzb: I can do a lossless transcode without problems (most of the time)
[03:10:12] mzb: (although the last one b0rked)
[03:10:35] iamlindoro: Yeah, mine can't even do a lossless without running this script on them
[03:10:44] iamlindoro: It's also only certain channels for me
[03:11:45] pointer: I have a base install of debian etch on an athlon proc w/1.5GB mem. I have 2 PVR-500s. if i dd if=/dev/video0 of=/tmp/foo.mpg....then the video is fine...but when I watch liveTV with mythtv0.21 the video pauses every 1–3 seconds...any ideas where to poke around?
[03:12:35] iamlindoro: playback profiles
[03:12:51] pointer: kk
[03:12:55] pointer: looking at them now
[03:13:00] iamlindoro: Utilities/Setup->Setup->TV Settings->Playback, Page three, edit the profiles
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[03:14:27] mzb: iamlindoro, I've failed (passed?) the idiot test: where's your wiki page?
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[03:15:01] iamlindoro: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/User_talk:Iamlindoro
[03:15:18] mzb: heh, thanks
[03:15:31] iamlindoro: np
[03:16:15] mzb: oh ... ffmpeg based ... that'd be right: ffmpeg is b0rk3d on the tuner backend atm!
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[03:16:38] iamlindoro: Heh
[03:16:57] mzb: I'll see if a dist-upgrade helps
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[03:24:22] pointer: iamlindoro: any pointers on what good settings might be?
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[03:25:04] iamlindoro: If your machine is struggling with SD stuff, then trying the CPU-- type profiles might be a good first start
[03:25:51] iamlindoro: Actually, "Slim" is probably a better idea
[03:26:30] pointer: I'm trying slim....running mythfrontend on an MBP
[03:26:51] pointer: w/3GB mem
[03:27:07] iamlindoro: What happened to that Athlon you actually asked the question about
[03:27:41] iamlindoro: If that machine is having trouble then I'd guess network issues/trying to run on wireless
[03:28:13] tank-man: i had a athlon 1ghz w/ 512 ram w/ hauppage pvr250, ran sd content fine
[03:28:34] iamlindoro: tank-man: That's the point
[03:28:44] pointer: iamlindoro: that's the backend
[03:28:49] iamlindoro: That he shouldn't have any issues at all with that
[03:29:02] pointer: iamlindoro: things were happy with 0.20.1
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[03:29:09] iamlindoro: pointer: Your backend has nothing to do with the actual playback, besides serving it up
[03:29:18] tank-man: are you running the same versions on the frontend as the backend?
[03:29:23] pointer: iamlindoro: right...I was explaining that I didn't think it was an ivtv problem
[03:29:28] iamlindoro: tank-man: He would have to
[03:29:36] pointer: yup. 0.21
[03:29:41] iamlindoro: tank-man: Since you can't connect one to the other
[03:29:49] pointer: protocol version check
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[03:30:32] pointer: I tried using the "mac hardware accel" option...I still get laggy video
[03:31:10] pointer: on the networking....the backend has an intel e1000....
[03:31:18] iamlindoro: pointer: Presuming you are running frontend on OS X, then?
[03:31:46] pointer: connected to a gigE switch ...with an 802.11N router (acting as a bridge in this case)
[03:32:12] wagner: well unless you hosed something up horribly, it shouldnt be a network issue
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[03:34:59] pointer: iamlindoro: correct. OX S
[03:35:03] pointer: OS X, rather
[03:37:49] pointer: heh, it looks like the WRT350N may be horked
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[03:53:18] wagner: now im running into issues with a lack of lseek64
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[04:46:55] wagner: SUCCESS!!!
[04:47:20] clever: you managed to netsplit us!
[04:47:41] wagner: it only took manually stripping out every instance of 'lseek64' from the entire code base
[04:47:41] wagner: the '#define' lines didnt seem to work
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[04:50:06] wagner: yeah, compiling mythtv on freebsd tends to do that
[04:50:08] wagner: ... sorry
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[04:51:12] flouger: man i fubared this install
[04:51:25] flouger: had to go into mysql and grant access to what i thtought it should be connecting as
[04:51:33] flouger: and do some chmods and owns
[04:52:50] wagner: well chmods and owns are not typical
[04:52:58] wagner: but setting up mysql is
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[05:02:22] CNLiberal: hello all...i am in need of some audio assistance
[05:02:22] CNLiberal: i am running MythBuntu 8.04 with all the latest updates
[05:02:22] CNLiberal: i have an audigy card using the digital output
[05:02:22] CNLiberal: sound works for Xine and for MPLayer
[05:02:22] CNLiberal: be it AC3 or normal PCM
[05:02:22] CNLiberal: but in live TV i am not getting any sound
[05:02:28] CNLiberal: these are my settings in setup
[05:03:17] CNLiberal: Audio Output Device: ALSA:default
[05:04:08] CNLiberal: Passthrough Output Device: ALSA:iec958:{ AES0 0x02 }
[05:04:08] CNLiberal: I have enabled AC3 to SPDIF passthrough and DTS pass through
[05:04:08] CNLiberal: the Mixer Device is ALSA:Default
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[05:10:17] CNLiberal: any one?
[05:10:22] CNLiberal: should I just go to the list?
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[05:14:49] flouger: any trick on what i need to do so that other frontends can access the backend?
[05:19:24] wagner: actually, im struggling through that myself
[05:19:30] CNLiberal: i just got through it
[05:19:38] CNLiberal: i was and am still having issues with that
[05:19:39] wagner: it used to be relatively simple in <=0.20
[05:19:56] wagner: you set up IPs, and give database access, do a bunch of other stuff
[05:20:00] CNLiberal: my mythbackend doesn't start correctly (or potentially at all) on a boot
[05:20:19] wagner: now you just give it a pin number and it autodetects and set up... incorrectly
[05:20:20] CNLiberal: i just setup the static IP in my router...so that it does a static DHCP
[05:20:27] CNLiberal: i chose no PIN number
[05:20:36] CNLiberal: but put in the IP of the backend in the backend setup
[05:20:45] wagner: im moving my primary backend, so i decided to use the new method
[05:20:50] wagner: i know how to do it the old way
[05:21:02] flouger: grant all on mythconverg.* to 'mythtv'@'*' identified by 'somepassword'
[05:21:04] flouger: is that right
[05:21:20] wagner: in the broadest sense, yes
[05:21:21] CNLiberal: uhh...looks right
[05:21:32] wagner: although you may want to limit database access somewhat
[05:21:52] wagner: your local subnet, or add an entry to the specific machines that should be accessing it
[05:21:53] CNLiberal: maybe just to your subnet
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[05:24:49] wagner: ah, figured it out
[05:24:57] wagner: my sql server is run in a separate jail
[05:25:06] wagner: so it listens on a different IP than my backend
[05:25:27] wagner: but the backend accesses it through a fs pipe, so it was handing out its local ip as the sql server
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[05:33:40] CNLiberal: does anyone know why i'd be getting digital chatter noise when i watch OTA HD tv?
[05:33:41] CNLiberal: i'm using ALSA:default for output and passthrough
[05:33:41] CNLiberal: i have disabled the mixer
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[05:57:28] wagner: well i got it working
[05:57:38] wagner: well, back to working anyway
[05:57:53] wagner: seems it wont accept my domain names, only IP addresses
[06:01:22] wagner: so now that ive got mythtv compiled on freebsd
[06:01:32] wagner: and my master backend is moved over to my file server
[06:01:45] wagner: i cant remember why ive wanted to do this for the past year
[06:02:00] flouger: hmm boo pvr-350
[06:02:03] flouger: making my life difficult
[06:03:07] wagner: not much use in an mpeg decoder anyway, considering its so computationally cheap to do so anymore
[06:03:38] flouger: i got it for 85
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[06:10:31] flouger: got it
[06:10:42] flouger: hmm i had it set to an analog device
[06:10:43] flouger: instead of
[06:10:59] flouger: digital encoder
[06:11:18] wagner: ah, yes... 'analog devices' are frame grabbers
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[06:12:24] wagner: they may have changed it, but i thought they had 'PVR-x50' as the example of the digital encoder in the dropdown
[06:12:46] flouger: it autos to analog
[06:12:50] flouger: that caught me up
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[06:20:04] wagner: weee... Total Space: 3,334,225 MB
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[06:41:33] flouger: is there any cable descramblers for mythtv?
[06:42:31] justinh: flouger: nope, and talking about them here is not allowed
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[07:56:47] mzb: iamlindoro, awake? Not having much luck with the xport-based script.
[07:57:02] mzb: can't get xport to accept a file!
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[08:06:31] mzb: I am looking now at using: mpegdemux -r
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[09:12:59] Dibblah: Oh, wow. GSOC projects do actually occasionally do something interesting. http://www.bitblit.org/gsoc/g3dvl/index.shtml
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[09:22:46] directhex: Dibblah, accelerated mpeg2 playback? whoa!
[09:23:05] Dibblah: ... Using GPGPU.
[09:23:26] Dibblah: Acceleration all in the GPU – Color conversion, etc.
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[09:23:44] EvilGuru: Dibblah: Doesn't Xv support colour conversion?
[09:23:45] directhex: as far as xvmc allows such things
[09:23:51] Dibblah: EvilGuru: Yes. Ish.
[09:23:54] Dibblah: directhex: No.
[09:24:09] Dibblah: GPGPU – Not native hardware supported XVMC.
[09:24:16] directhex: don't get me wrong, gpgpu video decoding is wonderful, but some of the design choices seem daft to me
[09:24:28] directhex: "The purpose of this project will be to implement an XvMC front-end to handle as much of the video decoding pipeline as possible."
[09:24:39] directhex: there are rather enormous limits on what the xvmc api allows
[09:24:43] EvilGuru: I think the idea has merit — I believe ATI implemented shader-based video decoding on their X2900
[09:24:43] Dibblah: It's extendable to offloading other expensive things.
[09:24:57] directhex: which is why it sucks and vaapi is being worked on
[09:25:06] EvilGuru: Dibblah: Anyone with a GPGPU capable card can probably handle MPEG2 I would have thought?
[09:25:13] Dibblah: directhex: Once again, it's implementing xvmc as a client end API.
[09:25:22] directhex: Dibblah, a shit one
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[09:25:41] Dibblah: And xvmc is not as limited as the Intel guys want you to believe.
[09:25:56] Dibblah: It can accellerate things other than mpeg2.
[09:26:09] Dibblah: However, there are no implementations that currently do.
[09:26:11] EvilGuru: Dibblah: Compare it to DirectShow on Windows
[09:26:18] Dibblah: EvilGuru: No thanks :)
[09:26:30] Dibblah: Rather completely different, unfortunately.
[09:26:46] EvilGuru: XvMC is poor in comparison with regards to what parts it can accelerate
[09:26:50] Dibblah: DirectShow deals pretty much with the entire stack – From demuxing up.
[09:26:54] directhex: directshow's got more in common with gstreamer. it's a framnework
[09:27:23] Dibblah: Which means that it can offload a metric buttload more.
[09:28:32] EvilGuru: I may be wrong on this, but doesn't XvMC not allow you to read the resulting frame back into memory?
[09:29:00] Dibblah: No, it doesn't. Well, ish.
[09:29:14] Dibblah: The current implementations of XVMC don't.
[09:29:48] Dibblah: But that's really because the code is closed / not general purpose rather than a design limitation.
[09:30:01] EvilGuru: As from what I have used of it, I was very limited with my choice of de-interlacing algorithms
[09:30:11] Dibblah: Yes.
[09:30:18] Dibblah: Bob or nothing :)
[09:30:44] Dibblah: Whereas on Windows, it can do predictive :(
[09:31:11] EvilGuru: The de-interlacing on Windows rocks (ATI and nVidia drivers anyway)
[09:57:18] justinh: mornin
[09:59:34] rsdvd: Hi justinh – I have just sent you an email :-)
[10:01:32] justinh: rsdvd: yeah got it. sending today when I can find a sturdy packing box
[10:01:45] rsdvd: Brilliant – thanks!
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[10:32:32] avgj0e: I use myth primarily for watching avi (ripped, downloaded, whatever). I've sorted them into directories within videoroot. is it possible to put thumbnails/posters on the directories?
[10:36:12] directhex: yes.
[10:36:41] directhex: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/MythVideo#Folder_Images
[10:37:08] avgj0e: sheesh. thx
[10:37:33] avgj0e: I thouhgt I'd stumbled on the rare impossibilty. :)
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[10:43:33] avgj0e: directhex: awesome. thanks
[10:43:53] justinh: damn useless music download services – gonna have to record about 300 vinyl 12"s to cd
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[10:44:37] willcooke: justinh, try trackitdown- that saved me quite a lot of arseing about
[10:44:57] justinh: do they do dance music?
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[10:45:39] justinh: derrrrrrrrr. yeah
[10:45:46] willcooke: justinh, depends on your deffinition of "dance", :) Breaks, House, Techno, D&B, etc etc
[10:46:54] justinh: they've got at least one record I've just been cleaning to get rid of surface noise :)
[10:47:17] willcooke: justinh, they'll sell you a wav for a few tens of pence more  – which is nice
[10:47:52] justinh: bah they've not got FPI Project – Rich In Paradise though :(
[10:47:56] willcooke: plus the embeded flash player and "other people bought" things are pretty goof as well
[10:48:08] willcooke: goof/good
[10:49:05] willcooke: Yeah – I've got a few bits I'm gonna HAVE to copy by hand, mainly white lables I picked up from god knows where
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[11:08:59] justinh: here ya go http://homepage.ntlworld.com/justin.hornsby2/b2b/b2b.png  ;– needs drink promo stuff on though
[11:09:05] justinh: fasck
[11:12:36] willcooke: Sounds like a laugh!
[11:14:21] willcooke: have you moved then?
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[11:20:34] willcooke: time to move offices......
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[11:20:54] justinh: nah not moved
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[12:06:04] clever: yay another coredump!
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[12:11:37] clever: thats weird
[12:11:54] clever: even with the qt4-debug package, half the bt isnt even in a function
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[13:31:18] J_t_M: Hi guys, I'm having persistent problems ripping a "good" copy from DVD, but Perfect and ISO both work fine. Here's the text I get: 13:58:42: transcode command will be: transcode -i /var/lib/mythdvd/temp/DISK/vob/ -g 720x576 -M 1 -V -j 0,16,0,16 -B 5,0 -y xvid -w 1618 -o /home/Media/Films/DISK.avi --print_status 20 --color 0 /////// 14:08:20: Error: DVDPerfectThread read failed for 287 blocks at 2698810 /////// 14:08:29: job
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[14:18:27] J_t_M1: I raised a ticket for it http://svn.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/5422
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[14:21:22] jarle: Could anybody help remind me which command line option to use to specify the theme to be used?
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[14:23:12] justinh: -O Theme="themename"
[14:23:59] jarle: justinh: thnx, I forgot to store it the last time you gave me the same answer... :)
[14:34:29] MinDKrime: anyone in here running centos ?
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[14:39:51] raslac: hi folks – just wanted to follow up with my spdif passthrough on intel-hda (ALC883) problems.. I finally found the clue in http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/225991 I had to set my audio output device as "ALSA:iec958:CARD=0,AES0=0x6,AES1=0x82,AES2=0x0,AES3=0x2". That makes everything work like a charm.
[14:40:22] dustybin: justinh: if i mac mini 1.8 can 'just' about play a BBC HD h.264 broadcast, what hope does it have playing h.264 what isnt broadcast? Would it be better to go for the mac mini c2d 2.0 version instead of 1.8 ?
[14:40:47] dustybin: *A
[14:41:06] justinh: maybe but -skiploopfilter helps loads
[14:41:31] dustybin: justinh: even with skiploopfilter the 1.8 CPU was maxed out
[14:44:07] MinDKrime: raslac: here?
[14:44:10] MinDKrime: You got it working?
[14:44:16] raslac: yes!
[14:44:20] keith4: dustybin: might want to wait and see if they update the mini today ;-)
[14:44:22] MinDKrime: congrats
[14:44:30] MinDKrime: I did not :(
[14:44:54] raslac: tested with DVD and live ATSC broadcast.. MythMusic froze on me when it loaded, though =)
[14:45:19] dustybin: keith4: why today?
[14:45:45] keith4: it's keynote day
[14:45:51] dustybin: ?!
[14:45:58] MinDKrime: So you have that whole string in the passthrough?
[14:46:16] keith4: dustybin: http://www.macrumorslive.com/
[14:46:31] raslac: no, I have it as the audio device, and Default as passthrough (which means it uses the same as audio device)
[14:46:45] MinDKrime: ahh
[14:47:03] MinDKrime: you do that with asound.conf
[14:47:33] MinDKrime: ??
[14:52:02] directhex: dustybin, non-broadcast HD is less taxing on the ol' CPU
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[14:52:20] directhex: dustybin, they can make up for CPU-hungry snazzy compression with moar bits
[14:53:07] raslac: MinDKrime: no, no asound.conf or .asoundrc
[14:53:25] raslac: the Default thing for passthrough is just how it works in mythtv
[14:54:07] raslac: if you wanted a DIFFERENT device for passthrough, you'd specify something else for passthrough.
[14:54:55] MinDKrime: humm
[14:55:06] MinDKrime: if i select ALSA:default I get nothing
[14:55:21] MinDKrime: if I select /dev/dsp it works in stero only
[14:55:25] MinDKrime: stereo
[14:55:33] raslac: for passthrough it needs "Default" (no ALSA, and capital D)
[14:55:40] MinDKrime: ok
[14:55:51] MinDKrime: what about the normal output?
[14:56:02] dustybin: directhex: so a 1.8 would be sufficient? how much head room roughly is left on the CPU cores on a 1.8 playing h.264 broadcast HD?
[14:56:04] raslac: the normal output is the big string I have
[14:56:16] MinDKrime: Waa
[14:56:19] directhex: dustybin, not much
[14:56:28] MinDKrime: well I know i have nto tried that
[14:56:32] MinDKrime: ROFL
[14:56:42] dustybin: directhex: do you rekon i should go for the C2D 2.0 ghz version instead just incase
[14:56:54] raslac: that was what I said when I tried it.. And it workeD!
[14:57:05] directhex: dustybin, i would
[14:57:09] dustybin: aye ok
[14:57:14] MinDKrime: I will try that today for sure
[14:57:16] raslac: dustybin: I'd wait a day to see if they annouce new minis
[14:57:19] MinDKrime: thank you :)
[14:57:25] dustybin: aye ill wait for that too raslac
[14:57:45] wagner: dustybin: ive got a 2.2 C2D (800MHz bus, 2MB cache)
[14:57:46] dustybin: i wonder what the fastest mobile c2d speed there is out there
[14:57:49] raslac: then if they do, you can either get a new one, or a 2.0 for cheaper
[14:58:00] dustybin: ok
[14:58:10] wagner: ive not tried it under linux, but under windows, a 17mbps h264 stream uses 60–65%
[14:58:24] dustybin: thats not bad
[14:58:27] wagner: thats not broadcast HD, but its samples off the x264 website
[14:58:33] wagner: using ffdshow
[14:58:56] dustybin: i didnt realise broadcast h.264 uses up 'more' cpu than non-broadcast h.264, its all down to compression
[14:59:12] dustybin: ok
[14:59:32] wagner: well theres CABAC and CAVLC, CABAC uses less space but more CPU
[14:59:54] wagner: other than that, CPU usage is proportional to the bitrate, higher bitrate, more cpu
[15:00:17] dustybin: i downloaded a 1080P .mkv film just for testing, it plays on my pentium 3.2 but it keeps on stuttering
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[15:00:35] dustybin: ill test that on my mac mini once i get one
[15:00:58] dustybin: a .mkv contained a 5.1 surround soundtrack too
[15:01:07] wagner: my core2 is twice the power of that p4 on most tasks
[15:01:13] dustybin: jeeze
[15:02:25] dustybin: what is the highest possible CPU usage for HD, what kind of file specs could i use to test a box?
[15:02:46] directhex: the bbc hd sample is ab out as nasty as it gets
[15:02:58] wagner: bluray at 30–40mbps is going to be as nasty as it gets
[15:02:59] dustybin: it would be broadcast 1080P h.264 i guess? but that doesnt exist?
[15:03:06] dustybin: ok
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[15:04:22] wagner: any reason why the backend IPs (first page in first section, mythtv-setup) cant handle computer names?
[15:04:27] dustybin: there is no way to play a bluray file from a disc on linux, it needs to be ripped and processed, so that might mean it will use less CPU than it would if it was playing directly from the disc
[15:04:28] justinh: yep
[15:04:38] justinh: wagner: myth doesn't do dns lookups
[15:04:45] wagner: that sucks
[15:05:17] justinh: static IP addresses ftw!
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[15:05:46] wagner: static IPs negate the entire purpose of my DNS server
[15:05:54] dustybin: DHCP ftw but make sure the DHCP server assigns the 'same' ip > mac address on all your machines
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[15:07:00] wagner: i moved my primary backend onto my file server last night, and spent half an hour trying to figure out why the frontend couldnt connect to 'fserve:6543'
[15:09:26] GreyFoxx: Well...the field names specifically say "IP Address" :)
[15:09:58] wagner: yeah, i figured that out after a while
[15:10:24] wagner: mythweb and the local frontends worked fine though
[15:13:29] directhex: static dhcp roolz ko
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[15:29:12] wagner: GreyFoxx, iamlindoro mentioned you had mythtv running on freebsd?
[15:34:49] wagner: ive got in running right now as the primary backend (no tuners), and i just wanted to know if you noticed any stability issues
[15:35:25] GreyFoxx: wag: Actually I had it running on OpenBSD, but only as a Frontend
[15:35:45] GreyFoxx: every once in a while I go through the code and apply the patches to trunk to make sure it compiles under OpenBSD, but it';s been a whil;e
[15:36:49] wagner: ah, well there were a few bits of code i had to change to get it compiled
[15:37:08] wagner: instances of off64_t, lseek64, and some incorrect libraries
[15:37:21] wagner: incorrect header files rather
[15:37:47] GreyFoxx: feel free to do up a patch and put it into trac, I'll take a look
[15:38:28] wagner: ill have to go back and figure out how to do it cleanly
[15:39:13] wagner: after dicking around with the present ifdefs and defines, i gave up and just did a find/replace on the entire tree for lseek64
[15:40:49] leprechau: gnome upgrade....brb...
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[15:43:08] tty01: can someone tell me if i need more than 1 tv tuner card if i want to run my backend and frontend all on 1 server?
[15:43:45] wagner: you only need more than one tuner card if you want to record more than one thing at a time (or record while watching live tv)
[15:44:01] tty01: yeah i wanna watch tv while recording possibly
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[15:44:34] wagner: well you can watch the channel youre recording, and on DTV, you can catch anything in the same multiplex, but otherwise, you need two tuners
[15:44:50] directhex: tty01, if you have analog tv, you need 1 tuner per concurrent tune (e.g. one recording, one livetv)
[15:45:03] tty01: dont have analog
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[15:45:37] tty01: so coaxial cable would go into tuner card 1 and another coaxial from tuner card 2 going to my dtv box?
[15:46:23] directhex: with digital, you need one tuner per concurrent tune, but channels are bunched into multiplexes, so one frequency carries a few channels (where you can watch those multiple channels at once with a single card)
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[15:46:46] wagner: for instance, PBS in my area broadcasts half a dozen channels
[15:46:52] wagner: i can record all of them with a single tuner
[15:47:16] tty01: i see....like how dtv has like multiple hbo channels
[15:47:40] wagner: QAM (cable) puts multiple channels on the same frequency so if you can record all of them on a single tuner
[15:48:07] wagner: HBO is probably all HD, so they can probably only fit 2–3 on one channel
[15:48:23] tty01: some of them are not all
[15:49:06] wagner: anyway, whats this about coaxial between a tuner can dtv box?
[15:49:09] tty01: from what i understand...if im recording and watching tv at the same time...if i change the channel on the dtv box it wont change on the channel thats being recorded...is that correct?
[15:49:36] wagner: if you have the card connected directly to the cable line, that is correct
[15:49:53] wagner: if you are doing an analog capture through your cable box, you record whatever the cable box sees
[15:50:07] tty01: my box is digital
[15:50:13] tty01: dtv cable box
[15:50:41] wagner: yes it is, but you would capture it through the video outs (or through firewire)
[15:50:49] raslac: wagner: off topic – it's a shame your PBS is splitting so many multiplexed channels.. HD Nova or Nature really has to be suffering for you because of that.
[15:51:00] tty01: im just trying to figure out how my dtv cable box is going to get signal if the coaxial is going to the tuner card
[15:51:14] wagner: tty01: get a cable splitter
[15:51:25] wagner: one coaxial input, 2–8 coaxial outputs
[15:51:41] tty01: did you try dtv on a splitter?
[15:51:51] wagner: raslac: they have one HD channel, the rest are SD
[15:51:52] tty01: they warned against it when they installed it for me
[15:52:18] wagner: digital cable is a broadcast, just like analog cable
[15:52:19] raslac: wagner: even then, those SD sub channels are taking bandwidth
[15:52:37] wagner: a splitter is no issue as long as you dont split it so low you get insufficient signal
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[15:53:15] tty01: so why would i need 2 tuner cards if i want to watch tv while recording?
[15:53:26] wagner: one to record, the other to watch tv through
[15:53:37] tty01: isnt that what the splitter is for?
[15:54:02] wagner: well you can watch tv through the cable box as you record on mythtv
[15:54:10] wagner: we were assuming you would watch tv through mythtv
[15:55:04] tty01: argh this thing is confusing....i thought after i record something i thought i could stream it through my regular video card
[15:55:13] tty01: out to tv
[15:55:30] wagner: if you are recording the same thing you want to watch, you only need one tuner
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[15:57:22] tty01: does mythtv need to be installed on a frontend? or can it be streamed over something like http?
[15:58:28] wagner: it can be streamed to a remote frontend through the mythtv protocol
[15:58:44] Dagmar: For pete's sake
[15:58:47] wagner: it can be streamed to any DNLA box through UPnP
[15:58:55] wagner: if can be streamed over http using mythweb
[15:59:03] Dagmar: tty01: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Executive_Overview
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[15:59:34] wagner: always taking the easy route... :P
[15:59:43] Dagmar: Of course.
[15:59:47] tty01: lol
[15:59:47] wagner: im going to work
[15:59:48] tty01: thanks guys
[15:59:54] tty01: guess i got some reading to do
[16:00:04] Dagmar: Pfft. Maybe 10 minutes' worth
[16:00:07] Dagmar: It's not a long document.
[16:00:16] Dagmar: It should give you a clear idea of how the thing works tho
[16:00:28] tty01: yeah im just getting confused on the hardware setup
[16:00:34] tty01: trial and error i guess
[16:01:04] Dagmar: It'll get easier
[16:05:09] tty01: hey dagmar any specific tuner card you would recommend?
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[16:05:35] tty01: the wiki page doesnt suggest specific one
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[16:19:40] dreadful_great: i have some files in my recorded videos section that won't delete. it says "error this file does not exist"
[16:20:14] dreadful_great: they look like they're a few frames of junk... there's like 6 of them and it's annoying to have them listed
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[16:23:42] Anduin: dreadful_great: exist the watch recordings screen, come back in and delete them
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[16:26:58] dreadful_great: Anduin: tried it, but to no avail
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[16:36:24] MinDKrime: OK I need to find a new sound card that has optical out that will do passthrough.
[16:36:31] MinDKrime: any suggestions?
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[16:40:15] iamlindoro__: I'm going to go with "any sound card with an optical out."
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[16:43:05] iamlindoro__: Reiser to reveal location of body. Now the FS *really* needs a new name
[16:44:18] jblack: iamlindoro__: Whoah, you're serious.
[16:44:22] MinDKrime: iamlindoro__: nope CK804 is not support
[16:44:34] MinDKrime: that is from the ASLA user mailing list
[16:45:01] MinDKrime: reason "no documentation"
[16:45:04] iamlindoro__: MinDKrime, ok, then how about "any sound card with an optical out that people actually hear about and can buy in stores"
[16:45:22] iamlindoro__: Since pretty much everything you can actually go *buy* in supported just fine
[16:45:33] iamlindoro__: s/in/is
[16:45:59] MinDKrime: :)
[16:46:30] MinDKrime: ok, i was just looking for suggestion from people whom may have it working.
[16:46:39] iamlindoro__: Anyway, I've had good luck with all the turtle beach cards, and all onboard Intel
[16:46:47] raslac: MinDKrime: I think most of the trouble peopel have is with the on-board chipsets.. I think most of the PCI devices work as advertised
[16:47:01] MinDKrime: raslac: thx
[16:47:14] MinDKrime: iamlindoro__: I was looking at the turtle beach
[16:47:22] MinDKrime: raslac: is your onboard?
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[16:47:34] raslac: yeah – an ALC883
[16:47:55] EvilGuru: iamlindoro__: Just means Reiser fancies himself as Columbo
[16:48:03] iamlindoro__: EvilGuru, He's batman!
[16:48:03] EvilGuru: (do you have a source on it, BTW?)
[16:48:21] MinDKrime: raslac: ok I think I will be getting the turtle beach
[16:48:34] MinDKrime: I just hate using my last PCI
[16:48:41] iamlindoro__: EvilGuru, just the /. story-- though from reading it now it looks more like he's been offered that deal and he hasn't actually *accepted* it..... /. strikes again!
[16:49:04] iamlindoro__: EvilGuru, http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/06/hans-reiser-off.html
[16:49:17] EvilGuru: The more important question: have the found the seat?
[16:49:30] iamlindoro__: Nar
[16:49:52] iamlindoro__: It wouldn't totally surprise me if it was holding her down in a body of water somewhere, though
[16:50:11] raslac: hrm, MinDKrime: check this out – http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Sound_card
[16:50:21] raslac: your CK804 is mentioned
[16:51:03] EvilGuru: Amateurs, why did he not burn/acidify/treat with washing detergent
[16:51:11] iamlindoro__: There's also an ubuntu bug that mentiones the CK804 as working (although having trouble with a particular kernel package)
[16:51:12] MinDKrime: yea, i tried everything i can see..
[16:51:23] MinDKrime: it is listed on ALSA digital out wiki too
[16:52:22] MinDKrime: AC3 passthrough is not supported on nVidia AC'97 controllers if the
[16:52:22] MinDKrime: SPDIF output is not handled by the AC'97 codec. The controller chip
[16:52:22] MinDKrime: probably supports it, but we have no documentation.
[16:52:27] MinDKrime: sorry
[16:53:12] raslac: yeah – I was about to say – the page I linked mentioned the ck804, but not together with spdif :)
[16:53:21] MinDKrime: that is what is on the ALSA user list. But I am unsure what that really mean (the AC'97 codec part)
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[16:53:32] MinDKrime: means*
[16:53:44] MinDKrime: so i think I better off getting a new card.
[16:53:44] abqjp: mjj29, all the cable and satellite STBs I have ever uses pass full resolution HD on the component outputs.
[16:53:54] MinDKrime: cheaper that spending week on this :)
[16:54:15] raslac: Agreed, MinDKrime.. That's what I finally did for the onboard video on this one, too :)
[16:54:24] mjj29: abqjp: then it's not DRM'd per-se
[16:54:32] MinDKrime: :)
[16:54:41] MinDKrime: well turtle beach here i come....
[16:54:42] MinDKrime: :D
[16:54:43] mjj29: but I mainly was thinking about HD-DVD/Blueray
[16:54:51] raslac: spent a few days, and couldn't get component output going, bought a $30 nvidia card and it worked out of box
[16:54:51] abqjp: Right. If the box tried to capture via HDMI instead of component, then you would have to deal with HDCP.
[16:54:52] mjj29: rather than satellite/cable
[16:55:10] MinDKrime: raslac: :D
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[16:55:46] abqjp: mjj29, In that case, it gets expensive. You would need a HDMI to Component converter to then feed the HD-PVR.
[16:55:47] raslac: now my next trick is to figure out why MythMusic has started freezing when it starts.
[16:56:03] MinDKrime: I am looking for a support card for alsa :D
[16:56:05] mjj29: abqjp: I'd rather have a PVR that took a digital input
[16:56:19] mjj29: going to component and then digitising again = lose
[16:56:30] abqjp: So would I. Not going to happen because of the MPAA.
[16:57:32] abqjp: The only reason the MPAA has allowed the HD-PVR into existence is because of the resulting loss.
[16:57:44] mjj29: mmm
[16:57:46] Dagmar: Pffft
[16:57:50] Dagmar: That's highly questionable.
[16:58:00] mjj29: well, not like they can do anything about it
[16:58:15] mjj29: it doesn't decrypt anything
[16:58:20] Dagmar: That's where you'd be wrong.
[16:58:22] raslac: MinDKrime: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main
[16:58:26] abqjp: Like with Blu-ray, the MPAA could start requiring all STBs to downrez component outputs.
[16:58:38] MinDKrime: just foudn that thx :)
[16:58:43] MinDKrime: found*
[16:58:45] mjj29: abqjp: oh, yes, but that isn't shutting down the HD-PVR, just making it pointless
[16:58:56] abqjp: Right.
[16:59:10] Dagmar: Exactly
[16:59:34] Dagmar: Making it useless == kills it dead
[16:59:42] iamlindoro__: In some ways, the component outs of my STB is *better* than my firewire captures-- The error correction on the STB is *much* better than libavcodec's, resulting in far fewer dropouts, pops, and artifacting
[17:00:14] iamlindoro__: where the STB = my experience with my cable co's STBs, and not speaking for all STBs everywhere
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[17:00:51] iamlindoro__: I'll take the tiny (and I mean *tiny*) bit of softness from the conversion if I can avoid the fairly frequent dropouts I see sometimes.
[17:01:19] raslac: MinDKrime: it looks like the ones that have spdif working have tags of [RCAo] (or RCAio for in/out)
[17:01:23] abqjp: I will take it just to improve what I get from my pvr-500.
[17:01:41] EvilGuru: I do think it would be sad if the only way to capture output would be: HDMI -> DVI -> VGA -> Component then to a HD-PVR
[17:01:56] abqjp: In a future near you.
[17:01:59] EvilGuru: raslac: I will need to check, but isn't RCA I/IO analogue RCA connects
[17:02:32] EvilGuru: Nope, I'm wrong
[17:02:36] raslac: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Tag-RCAo
[17:02:46] raslac: oops, pasted that late
[17:02:50] mjj29: EvilGuru: well, strictly speaking you can just strip the HDCP. It's been thoroughly broken
[17:02:58] Dagmar: EvilGuru: Don't forget that HDCP-compliant HDMI devices will *downsample* content to 720p if HDCP is not present
[17:03:11] mjj29: it's just illegal in any WIPO-signatory country
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[17:03:52] abqjp: Dagmar, 720p? I though it went all the way down to 480p.
[17:04:00] Dagmar: It might well be doing that by now
[17:04:19] Dagmar: Either way, I'm not about to let some jackass technical measure screw with my fair use
[17:04:20] MinDKrime: i dont see Turtle Beach RIVIERA anywhere
[17:04:22] MinDKrime: :(
[17:04:25] EvilGuru: Though, you would not really be able to sell such a stripper, so it would need to be cheap/easy enough for a hobbiest to do (like with macrovision removal circuits)
[17:04:35] iamlindoro__: Dagmar, the ICT is only a part of Blu-ray and HD-DVD standards, though... not all HDCP devices
[17:04:41] Dagmar: Mindkrime: That means if you already have it, you get to learn a lot about ALSA
[17:04:56] MinDKrime: hehe
[17:05:06] MinDKrime: well I am looking to NOT to learn about ALSA
[17:05:08] Dagmar: iamlindoro: I really doubt they're going to leave it at just that if they can
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[17:05:17] Dagmar: MinDKrime: Then you should maybe try ##Windows
[17:05:19] iamlindoro__: Dagmar, oh no doubt they will attempt to expand it :)
[17:05:26] MinDKrime: a week of fighting it. I just want a card that works :)
[17:05:37] MinDKrime: Dagmar: :D
[17:05:42] MinDKrime: Dagmar: No thank you....
[17:05:46] Dagmar: So buy one that's on the list of completely supported cards.
[17:05:54] iamlindoro__: Dagmar, The good news is things like the HDFury are HDCP-compliant peers and can preserve your schweet schweet 1080p :)
[17:06:38] MinDKrime: that is what I am looking at now :)
[17:06:54] Dagmar: I dont' see how they pulled that off
[17:07:20] Dagmar: One of the requirements of HDCP is that the recieving device has to prevent copying
[17:08:02] iamlindoro__: Dagmar, I think it's heavily grey-market
[17:08:04] Dagmar: Just... wow....
[17:08:20] iamlindoro__: Git' 'em while they exist, folks
[17:08:32] Dagmar: ""I am so glad I did my homework and found this device through Curt Palme's site. This saved me from upgrading to a HDMI projector. I can now take full advantage of the 1080P upscaling for standard DVD on my Samsung Bluray player and my HD movies look absolutely amazing." <-- this person would probably believe that bright blue cables give him a better picture as well
[17:09:15] iamlindoro__: Heh
[17:09:29] iamlindoro__: Oh, stevenote!
[17:09:41] ** EvilGuru is yet to understand what is so impressive about up-scalers **
[17:09:42] iamlindoro__: Heh, "We're talking about the iPhone this morning"
[17:09:45] iamlindoro__: DUH!
[17:09:57] Dagmar: EvilGuru: Well, they sound very fancy, don't they
[17:10:09] PatrickDK: not really
[17:10:19] Dagmar: They do to people who watch TV instead of reading
[17:10:25] raslac: in three parts, even, ianlindoro__
[17:10:51] EvilGuru: People seem to be paying good money for upscaling DVD players, yet I can not see how they do anything else but re-size a bitmap
[17:12:01] Dagmar: That's all they do
[17:12:10] Dagmar: They generally don't have the brains to realize the TV upscales their crap anyway
[17:12:41] GreyFoxx: well to be fair, some TV's scaling looks like shit
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[17:12:50] raslac: or they have cheap LCD TVs with 30" 768-line displays
[17:13:00] GreyFoxx: mine looks like shit, but since the mythbox handles the scaling it looks gorgeous
[17:13:18] Dagmar: Pfft. Mine's a 768 line display, but I don't expect it to display 1080
[17:13:24] Dagmar: It looks fine with everything else I throw at it
[17:14:11] Dagmar: With the cable and satellite providers (to a lesser degree) reencoding everything, the exact pixel resolution doesn't amount to a whole lot anyway
[17:15:22] raslac: one reason I don't do cable or satellite TV – they all look like crap
[17:16:37] ** GreyFoxx thinks the fan in his projector needs to be oiled or something **
[17:16:45] Dagmar: Wow mediacoder is crap
[17:17:16] Dagmar: Well, at least it lets me pillage the CLI invocations it uses...
[17:17:55] Dagmar: I'm going to take a shot at dropping a custom user job on my box that will transcode to xvid and crop out the letterboxing on Scifi
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[17:28:22] erpo: My myth box crashed and I had to recover a couple of mysql tables. Now navigating the guide interface is painfully slow. How can I fix this?
[17:29:31] Dagmar: http://www.google.com/search?q=repair+mysql+database
[17:29:40] erpo: I already repaired the database.
[17:29:56] Dagmar: Your other option is to restore from a backup you probably didn't make.
[17:30:07] erpo: No, I didn't back up my television.
[17:30:41] erpo: So my only option is to reinstall.
[17:31:20] Dagmar: If you don't see anything important coming out of the backend's logs, then yeah
[17:31:28] whoDat_: who else here gets HD through firewire?
[17:31:33] EvilGuru: erpo: Dump database, re-import
[17:31:45] iamlindoro__: I do
[17:32:11] iamlindoro__: ^^6 Not an offer to help fix yours
[17:33:23] erpo: EvilGuru: I don't think the tables are corrupted or anything, so what good would it do to dump and re-import the same data?
[17:34:13] EvilGuru: erpo: Maybe not, however, it is still worth a try, at least then it will eliminate the database as a source of issues
[17:35:00] GreyFoxx: whodat: I do
[17:35:23] erpo: EvilGuru: That would do more than using mysqlcheck?
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[17:36:15] EvilGuru: erpo: Like I said, it is worth a try (a one liner will probably do the job)
[17:37:09] erpo: EvilGuru: I think I'll probably go straight to the reinstall since I know that will work. But I appreciate the suggestion!
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[17:37:29] EvilGuru: Re-install will take an hour plus. This will take 5 minutes!
[17:37:30] iamlindoro__: Mmmm, swatting flies with an elephant gun, fun
[17:37:32] oCLioN: anyone here from sweden ?
[17:37:47] whoDat_: iamlindoro: lol. was just wondering if you noticed that firewire HD seems to take a lot more cpu cycles than OTA HD
[17:39:01] oCLioN: i have a problem .. my TVprovider has changed from ZTV to TV6 on channel 11 . i dont mind that its TV6 . but as it is now it downloads the programinfo from ZTV .. how do i change that, so it downloads info from TV6 ?
[17:39:08] iamlindoro__: whoDat_, Do you mean recording or playback? In both cases, no, seems the same-ish to me. In fact, OTA is usually higher bitrate and should be slightly more CPU-intensive
[17:39:38] erpo: EvilGuru: I don't know how to dump and restore the database, so it will take much longer than 5 minutes.
[17:40:14] whoDat_: iamlindoro: ok, good to know. must be something with my system. for instance when having it on livetv on the firewire hd channel the channel guide reacts with a delay when paging through the channels on it.
[17:41:01] iamlindoro__: whoDat_, That is likely due to the fact that you have dozens if not hundreds of Firewire channels, and just a few OTA ones
[17:41:26] whoDat_: nah i just have 6 on there
[17:41:31] iamlindoro__: no idea then
[17:41:39] whoDat_: but about 400 channels total
[17:42:05] iamlindoro__: The program guide is slow, period. You shouldn't expect blazing fast regardless
[17:42:13] EvilGuru: erpo: Not hard, mysqldump will get you a dump .sql file, you then can delete the current tables (DROP TABLE ...), finally do something like: mysql -ufoo -p thedatabase < thedumpfile.sql
[17:44:16] whoDat_: iamlindoro: i am around 2.3 when watching HD for the cpu . how bout u?
[17:44:56] iamlindoro__: whoDat_, That'll be apples and oranges unless you and I have the same CPU
[17:45:42] iamlindoro__: And the same bitrate material
[17:45:46] iamlindoro__: which is really unlikely
[17:45:53] whoDat_: i was just wanting to know what the load was on yours
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[17:47:06] iamlindoro__: whoDat_, Why? It won't mean anything to you as it's relative to the CPU. For reference, I can watch any HD material never going more than 40% on a single core. But it still won't mean anything to you as we likely have different hardware.
[17:47:25] iamlindoro__: s/any HD material/any television or broadcast HD material/
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[17:48:19] whoDat_: just trying to guage what the peak acceptable load would be before mythtv UI/etc starts lagging.
[17:48:43] whoDat_: but I see what your saying
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[17:51:06] erpo: EvilGuru: Didn't fix it.
[17:51:22] EvilGuru: Ah well, worth a try :(
[17:52:19] Dagmar: Well, there's always log files to look at for hints
[17:54:00] erpo: There's nothing good in there. Already checked.
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[17:56:52] oCLioN: i have a problem .. my TVprovider has changed from ZTV to TV6 on channel 11 . i dont mind that its TV6 . but as it is now it downloads the programinfo from ZTV .. how do i change that, so it downloads info from TV6 ?
[17:58:17] iamlindoro__: oCLioN, change the xmltv ID #'s around in the channel editor.
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[17:58:34] iamlindoro__: then run mythfilldatabase with --refresh-all
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[18:11:04] nacknick: hi
[18:12:53] nacknick: anyone heard of this?? http://www.premiumtvforpc.com/
[18:13:16] nacknick: is it legit or something?
[18:13:22] iamlindoro__: No.
[18:13:44] nacknick: then I shouldn't need MythTv at all
[18:13:52] iamlindoro__: Inasmuch as "charging to download torrents" is not legal
[18:14:00] Dagmar: That would make you not our problem, altogether then wouldn't it
[18:14:14] nacknick: no as not legit or as never heard
[18:14:28] iamlindoro__: No as in illegal and not welcome talk here
[18:14:46] Dagmar: If your parents didn't teach you to recognize something "too good to be true" and treat it accordingly, there's nothing I can say that's going to dissuade you.
[18:14:46] nacknick: those are torrents??
[18:15:00] iamlindoro__: No as in someone charging you to put you in touch with bittorrent trackers and a fool and his money are soon parted
[18:15:09] nacknick: says a guy gotta come and do one time installation
[18:15:14] Dagmar: They're saying up front that they're giving you premium content for free.
[18:15:30] Dagmar: Do you often visit websites that offer to give you cash money for free?
[18:15:52] nacknick: oh alright
[18:15:54] nacknick: my bad
[18:16:43] Dagmar: I don't mean to sound jaded, but a glance at that site and what it's promising tells me there's no way in hell it's on the level
[18:17:21] nacknick: I agree just wanted an expert opinon
[18:18:31] EvilGuru: "This software will not allow you to watch any paid or subscription television services. You will be able to access public channels only." — yet it claims to give access to 540 UK channels. Can people really fall for this?
[18:19:14] Dagmar: Well, since they can't afford to hire someone who can design a web layout that doesn't make my eyes feel scraped with a rasp, probably not *many* people fall for it.
[18:19:44] Dagmar: One problem with the Internet is that it reaches so many people there's *always* some people stupid enough.
[18:21:54] EvilGuru: A fool and his money are lucky enough to get together in the first place
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[18:40:32] oCLioN: iamlindoro .. i have changed the xlmtv # .. but it doesnt take in that chan anyhow ;(
[18:40:40] oCLioN: can the xmltv be 2 old ?
[18:47:24] sphery: oCLioN: Did you do http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/264034#264034  ? You may have garbage in your DB that's preventing your changes from working.
[18:48:07] sphery: BTW, just the video sources part is required.
[18:50:01] oCLioN: hmm .. ill chekc
[18:52:26] oCLioN: there is no such thing as mythfilldatabase --refresh-all
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[18:53:07] iamlindoro__: sure there is
[18:53:21] iamlindoro__: unless you're using some version of myth I'm unfamiliar with
[18:55:44] jams: iamlindoro- the hdpvr showed up on time. Have not done anything besides open the box
[18:57:24] Lt_Dan: anyone know the progess of linux drivers for the hd-pvr?
[18:57:33] iamlindoro__: jams, Nice. Sadly it's all one can do right now :)
[18:57:41] iamlindoro__: Lt_Dan, In progress, should be something very very soon
[18:57:45] Lt_Dan: i've got my laptop rigged up next to our bigscreen to capture via windows
[18:57:49] oCLioN: iamlindoro . is there a way to find out how old my xmltv is ?
[18:57:56] Lt_Dan: iamlindoro. thx
[18:57:57] jams: the plastic case is kinda amusing
[18:58:05] oCLioN: its a really old system .. havent kept updating it
[18:58:18] oCLioN: its atleast half a year since i updated anything
[18:58:42] iamlindoro__: oCLioN, mythfilldatabase is what you care about... what version of myth are you running?
[18:59:20] oCLioN: were can i see that =
[18:59:24] oCLioN: pardon my lameness
[18:59:28] iamlindoro__: mythbackend --version
[18:59:41] oCLioN: 0.18.1.20050510–1
[18:59:54] iamlindoro__: holy shit
[18:59:57] oCLioN: betting thats AGES ago
[18:59:58] iamlindoro__: updte your myth, dude
[19:00:02] Lt_Dan: wow.. that's old skool
[19:00:14] iamlindoro__: we are at .21... your myth is several years old
[19:00:14] Lt_Dan: oCLioN is kicking old school
[19:00:16] oCLioN: i havent dared
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[19:00:35] oCLioN: i know .. but i am like SHIT i dont want to risk anythin since im lame
[19:00:38] oCLioN: so i havent tryed
[19:00:50] oCLioN: i build this with a buddy of mine . he is dead ..
[19:00:54] iamlindoro__: just backup your Database and if you had to you could roll back...
[19:01:01] Lt_Dan: backups are your friend
[19:01:02] oCLioN: so .. im like KEEEP IT AND DREAM IT HOLDS ;)
[19:01:05] iamlindoro__: oCLioN, or install fresh with Mythbuntu
[19:01:09] Lt_Dan: then you can try some of the all in ones
[19:01:14] Lt_Dan: like knoppmyth or mythbuntu
[19:01:42] oCLioN: hmm .. trying with a backup/update first . .to much other valuables on this computer
[19:01:47] iamlindoro__: If you've kept a .18 system running all this time then you should have little trouble with one of the myth distros
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[19:02:23] oCLioN: is it even POSSIBLE to update from .18 to 21 ?
[19:02:28] iamlindoro__: Sure
[19:02:40] iamlindoro__: All that matters is the database
[19:02:50] oCLioN: hmm . then i dont risk much .. just update the database .. and go then right ?
[19:02:54] iamlindoro__: Which will be upgraded to the current schema the first time you run the backend or mythtv-setup
[19:03:12] iamlindoro__: Just back up what you've got, that's the most important thing
[19:03:58] oCLioN: hmm .. its mythconverg that is the mythdb right ?
[19:04:07] iamlindoro__: yes
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[19:04:55] oCLioN: ok ..
[19:05:06] oCLioN: then easyest way to update ? . .emerge mythtv -update ?
[19:05:14] Lt_Dan: are you gentoo?
[19:05:16] oCLioN: yea
[19:05:23] Lt_Dan: emerge -av mythtv
[19:05:25] iamlindoro__: #gentoo-mythtv is probably the place for that kind of help
[19:05:35] Lt_Dan: this will let you look over the options and ask if you're sure first
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[19:05:48] Lt_Dan: the use flags might've changed over the years
[19:05:55] oCLioN: ah . there is such a chan
[19:06:18] oCLioN: not aloth of ppl there though
[19:06:34] Lt_Dan: oCLioN, you may have some growing pains
[19:06:47] Lt_Dan: if you haven't updated gentoo itself in that time (emerge --sync)
[19:06:49] oCLioN: hehe .. u think ;)
[19:07:11] oCLioN: i havent done SHIT to this computer ;(
[19:07:19] oCLioN: its like always been there
[19:07:19] Lt_Dan: sorry to stray into genoo on the myth channel but you can get into a chicken-and-egg
[19:07:21] oCLioN: wirjung
[19:07:40] iamlindoro__: oCLioN, it might be better to back up the DB and do a fresh install with fresh *everything*, then insert your DB and run the backend to update it
[19:07:47] Lt_Dan: emerge --sync can update portage beyond the installed version of portage can understand
[19:07:52] Lt_Dan: iamlindoro is right
[19:08:00] Lt_Dan: you just wanna mysqldump your DB
[19:08:24] iamlindoro__: I'll defer to Lt_Dan on gentoo matters, however, as I've never run myth on it :)
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[19:08:42] Lt_Dan: and install something like mythbuntu, re-import your DB, then run mythtv-setup
[19:09:04] Lt_Dan: make sure your recordings are at the same mount point will help
[19:09:33] Lt_Dan: i used to run all our myth box on gentoo.. then recently went to mythbuntu on all but one
[19:10:33] oCLioN: oki
[19:10:50] oCLioN: but what the hell . if i try to update .. it MIGHT work . if not . then mythbunto
[19:10:54] oCLioN: buntu
[19:10:56] oCLioN: right ?
[19:11:03] oCLioN: if i have backed up db anyhow
[19:11:24] Lt_Dan: yeah, like iamlindoro said.. the DB is the important part
[19:11:41] oCLioN: well that one is updated
[19:11:41] Lt_Dan: best to mysldump it to an sql file like the myth docs
[19:12:07] oCLioN: the problem with reinstall is that i got like 20 different domains on the same machine . dont wanna redo alot of shit
[19:12:11] EvilGuru: Does anyone else notice a difference between the quality of BBC channels, and that of ones such as Five US/More4 on Freeview?
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[19:14:34] oCLioN: mythbuntu . can that handle a DVB card ?
[19:14:38] iamlindoro__: yep
[19:14:40] Lt_Dan: 20 domains?
[19:14:41] oCLioN: is it easy to set up ?
[19:14:47] iamlindoro__: incredibly easy
[19:14:47] EvilGuru: oCLioN: Quite easy
[19:14:56] Lt_Dan: with most hardware mythbuntu "just works"
[19:15:08] oCLioN: hmm .. then i just might skip the one i got and build a new computer
[19:15:16] oCLioN: with a dvbcard
[19:15:18] Lt_Dan: on one of mine, though, the default kernel wouldn't work with a dvb card and an old bttv card
[19:15:20] oCLioN: and get ALL channels
[19:15:30] Lt_Dan: in the same machine..
[19:15:37] oCLioN: any recommendations on dvb cards ?
[19:15:51] iamlindoro__: Which DVB?
[19:16:01] iamlindoro__: S/T/C?
[19:16:13] oCLioN: good question .. cable COMHEM in sweden ..
[19:16:20] iamlindoro__: DVB-C then
[19:16:25] oCLioN: yea .. thats giht
[19:16:28] oCLioN: right
[19:16:29] oCLioN: even
[19:16:31] iamlindoro__: http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-C_Devices
[19:16:50] iamlindoro__: that will show you what is compatible with linux, and therefore what will work in Myth
[19:17:01] oCLioN: heh . .update wasnt possible though .. like 124 files that couldnt update at the same time
[19:17:14] Lt_Dan: yeah.....
[19:17:47] Lt_Dan: mysqldump time.....
[19:18:00] Lt_Dan: and in the meantime, get mythbuntu downloading
[19:18:16] oCLioN: life was so much easyer on fedoratime
[19:19:01] Lt_Dan: here's one if you want to just let it ride: centos
[19:19:13] iamlindoro__: When you see all the things your new system can do under mythbuntu, you won't think so :)
[19:19:15] Lt_Dan: it's redhat (and thus fedora-like)
[19:19:43] Lt_Dan: and centos is VERY slow at releases (since redhat is),
[19:19:56] Lt_Dan: easier for axel thimm to keep packages for it
[19:20:13] oCLioN: but if i run mythbuntu .. will there still be apache and everything else i need to keep my websites running ?
[19:20:22] Lt_Dan: it can
[19:20:25] iamlindoro__: There will be apache and mythweb installed
[19:21:02] iamlindoro__: It's nothing more than Ubuntu + Mythtv + a bunch of very nice performance and user-interface/setup tweaks
[19:21:03] EvilGuru: oCLioN: It is ubuntu at heart, so yes
[19:21:13] whoDat_: lol i just stumbled across mythtvosd, I could have fun using this on my gf ;) ...
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[19:22:03] oCLioN: sounds like best idea is to wait .. buy DVB-C card .build a new machine and install fresh mythbuntu on that one
[19:22:27] iamlindoro__: Probably have a nicer experience if you're not hosting 200 domains on your myth system, too
[19:23:08] Lt_Dan: i agree--build a different box for the websites.
[19:24:13] oCLioN: i should get a hardware decoding card right ?
[19:24:23] oCLioN: then i can have a crappier computer ?
[19:24:31] iamlindoro__: oCLioN, doesn't really matter, you don't want to use the video out on those cards if you can avoid it
[19:24:43] oCLioN: alright
[19:24:49] iamlindoro__: most people get what are called the "budget" cards now, because they're using the GPU to output the video
[19:25:21] iamlindoro__: a budget DVB card and a decent nVidia graphics card is the best solution, I think
[19:26:05] Lt_Dan: i'll not weigh in. im in the US and have NTSC de-interlacing issues....
[19:30:37] justinh: god I wish there was a way to rip vinyl non-realtime
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[19:31:58] sphery: justinh: just play your 45's at 78rpm and compensate with the encoding software.  ;)
[19:32:58] raslac: or scan the record on a flatbed scanner and write software to analyze the grooves.
[19:33:13] justinh: lol
[19:33:53] oCLioN: thanks for al the help guyes , ill give it a try ;)
[19:34:23] raslac: don't laugh justinh: http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~springer/
[19:34:43] justinh: mmm gonna need a drill, a ccd, a laser & a mirror. and another drill
[19:34:51] justinh: and a stepper motor lol
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[19:35:42] justinh: raslac: wow :D
[19:38:30] iamlindoro__: I remember seeing that on slashdot a loooooong time ago
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[19:42:10] raslac: yep. that's what made me think of it
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[19:42:43] justinh: what about this one then? http://homepage.ntlworld.com/justin.hornsby2/b2b/b2b3.jpg
[19:43:00] justinh: arghh damn daft paste
[19:43:44] iamlindoro__: I think I've seen lots of those tucked under my windshield wipers when I lived in the city ;)
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[19:46:40] justinh: heh
[19:46:52] iamlindoro__: Holy God what is wrong with Amy Winehouse
[19:46:59] iamlindoro__: Won't someone run her over please?
[19:47:04] jduggan: everything except her voice is wrong
[19:47:05] justinh: she's a publicity whore?
[19:47:30] justinh: seriously – no new material on the way, keep in the headlines :D
[19:47:36] jduggan: haha
[19:47:37] jduggan: nod
[19:47:47] iamlindoro__: Oh I saw a brilliant piece of new material just now
[19:47:48] EvilGuru: Amy Wino — I swear she is in the tabloids every other day
[19:47:55] jduggan: kk, off to vegas
[19:47:56] jduggan: laters
[19:47:57] jduggan: ;
[19:48:01] jduggan: ;]
[19:48:02] justinh: like me – to look like a proper DJ I snort glucose powder
[19:48:20] iamlindoro__: http://jezebel.com/5014626/amy-winehouse-fina . . . utoplay=true
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[19:53:47] EvilGuru: I would run her over, but I would feel bad about killing the inhabitants of her hair
[19:54:26] wagner: you should probably nuke from orbit... just to be safe
[19:54:33] iamlindoro__: Only way to be sure
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[19:58:10] pscheie: US over-the-air is going digital next Feb. I assume I'll need to replace the Hauppauge 500 card I'm using with something that will handle digital channels, correct?
[19:58:31] wagner: if you dont have cable, yes
[19:58:40] pscheie: no, I don't have cable
[19:59:00] pscheie: any suggestions on cards?
[19:59:00] wagner: then yes
[19:59:41] pscheie: I'd think they'd be simpler, since they don't have to do any analog-to-digital conversion, right?
[19:59:42] wagner: whatever is cheap and supported under linux
[19:59:46] iamlindoro__: pcHDTV 5500, HDHomeRun, Kworld 110 or 115, etc.
[19:59:54] wagner: its all a digital stream, so theres no difference in quality
[20:00:20] wagner: ive got a hauppauge 1250 (pcie) that works great
[20:00:57] wagner: ill correct that, as long as your tuner is of sufficient capability to properly receive the stream, there is no change in quality
[20:01:47] pscheie: so, not all digital tuners are created equal?
[20:02:21] wagner: if you can pick up a signal, quality isnt an issue
[20:02:27] directhex: she's more amusing a news trainwreck than, say, pete doherty
[20:02:30] wagner: but some tuners are going to have better pickup than others
[20:02:39] directhex: largely because she has strange large hair
[20:02:47] wagner: i have no idea who amy winehouse is
[20:03:23] directhex: a singer who's a firm believer in racial equality. cough.
[20:03:30] pscheie: how many tuners are there on your hauppauge 1250?
[20:04:10] wagner: 1, that one tuner can do both digital or analog, but the analog is shitty quality, not supported under linux, and useless in under a year anyway
[20:04:30] pscheie: I've found the dual tuners on my 500 has become the minimum for keeping everyone in the house happy
[20:05:01] iamlindoro__: directhex, haha
[20:05:19] wagner: i just bought it because it was $50 and PCIE
[20:06:05] wagner: i had already used all the PCI slots in my backend, and i didnt want to build a second
[20:07:50] wagner: does anyone make dual-tuner ATSC cards?
[20:08:05] iamlindoro__: The Hauppauge 2250, but it's not out yet AFAIK, and the HDHomeRun (not a card)
[20:08:50] pscheie: looks like the Hauupauge 1800 is dual-tuner (?)
[20:08:58] iamlindoro__: That's one analog, one digital
[20:09:21] pscheie: ah, yes, you are correct
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[20:09:26] pscheie: nuts!
[20:09:44] wagner: most digital cards are dual tuner, but only one of them is digital
[20:10:32] iamlindoro__: wagner, Well, most are *hybrid*, but only single tuner in that only one side can be used at a time
[20:10:53] iamlindoro__: the HVR-1800 is a geuine dual tuner, both can be used independently at the same time
[20:10:57] iamlindoro__: genuine
[20:11:12] wagner: ah, i thought my 1250 was the oddity in that only one could be used at a time
[20:11:39] Lt_Dan: if you have cable, and pull stuff in via QAM, the multirec would let you pull multiple shows at a time
[20:11:56] Lt_Dan: but that doesn't apply to OTA..
[20:11:57] wagner: Lt_Dan: if they are on the same multiplex, yes
[20:11:58] Lt_Dan: ..sorry
[20:12:07] Lt_Dan: exactly. on the same multiplex
[20:12:08] iamlindoro__: Lt_Dan, It also applies to OTA on the same mux
[20:12:19] Lt_Dan: cool. are there OTA that are on the same mux?
[20:12:22] iamlindoro__: yep
[20:12:26] Lt_Dan: cool.
[20:12:32] iamlindoro__: yeah, it's a great feature
[20:12:40] iamlindoro__: ah well, off to meet with background investigators....
[20:12:42] Lt_Dan: i have an air2pc hd5000 or whatever, plus a pchdtv2000
[20:12:50] wagner: most of the network channels in my area have a news and weather sub-channel
[20:12:54] Lt_Dan: the 2000 pulls OTA, but i never looked close enough to see if it can do multiplex
[20:13:04] wagner: PBS and KET both have half a dozen sub channels each
[20:13:09] Lt_Dan: aah. that's true.. our CBS has a 24x7 weather channel
[20:13:44] Lt_Dan: i hope ours startusing the weather for all the tornado alerts and stuff once the analog stuff is gone
[20:13:54] Lt_Dan: by then everyone will *have* to have a way to get that channel
[20:14:08] ** Lt_Dan is in tornado alley **
[20:14:45] Lt_Dan: highly annoying when a good HDTV show pops down to standard def cuz they put a weather crawler on the bottom...
[20:15:05] Lt_Dan: ..though they seemed to have figured out how to do hi-def crawlers now...
[20:15:19] wagner: its a government mandate, all channels have to display that crawler
[20:15:47] Lt_Dan: wagner. i didn't know that. i'm glad most networks figured out how to do it in hi-def
[20:16:40] Lt_Dan: i guess if i moved out of tornado alley, that problem would solve itself ;)
[20:17:15] wagner: yeah, we get one of those alerts at most once a month
[20:17:25] wagner: usually theyre several months in between
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[20:18:07] Lt_Dan: wagner whereabouts r u? im in kansas, so pretty much it starts in april and goes through the summer. good times!
[20:18:27] wagner: cincinnati, so about 500mi due east
[20:19:09] wagner: well, 500–1000mi depending on where you are in kansas
[20:19:18] Lt_Dan: wagner, sometimes the weatherman commandeers an entire show
[20:19:40] Lt_Dan: cool. my wifes moms is in ohio
[20:19:50] Lt_Dan: we're in wichita
[20:20:05] wagner: well the emergency weather system is mandatory, but they dont have to put a weather guy on
[20:20:39] Lt_Dan: one time they commandeered a new CSI
[20:20:48] Lt_Dan: a few years ago...
[20:21:02] pscheie: since the hdhomerun isn't a card, how does one connect it to myth?
[20:21:08] Lt_Dan: they musta got so much feedback from the community that the next week they only took over commercials and apologized each time
[20:21:47] wagner: pscheie: its connected over USB
[20:21:47] Lt_Dan: sorry for going way offtopic
[20:22:16] wagner: unless someone is here for tech support, this channel typically isnt on topic
[20:25:34] PatrickDK: topic? we have topics?
[20:25:49] Lt_Dan: lol
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[20:26:56] justinh: I remember Topics. nougat, caramel & nuts IIRC
[20:27:09] Lt_Dan: of course the punchline to my little story is no one complained when the weather guy commandeered commercials.. ba-dump bum!
[20:27:55] PatrickDK: I'm suprised the station didn't get all it's advertizers pulled from it
[20:28:34] Lt_Dan: tornados in KS is not new.. probably worked into the contracts the locals sign
[20:28:45] Lt_Dan: (local advertisers)
[20:28:54] justinh: "you're going to die, after these messages from our sponsor..."
[20:29:00] Lt_Dan: LOL :)
[20:29:24] PatrickDK: I thought it was
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[20:29:36] PatrickDK: you're going to die, we will tell you how, after these messages
[20:30:06] wagner: please stay tuned as this tornado rips the TV out of your house
[20:30:25] Lt_Dan: if you are still watching--- WHY ARE YOU STILL WATCHING AND NOT IN YOUR BASEMENT!?
[20:31:16] Lt_Dan: i solved that one.. our bigscreen is IN the basement :)
[20:31:21] pscheie: wagner, does myth just see it as a pair of tuners?
[20:31:22] Lt_Dan: a kansas theater room
[20:31:43] wagner: i would assume so, ive never used one
[20:31:56] PatrickDK: I thought the hdhomerun just has a network port on it
[20:32:14] Lt_Dan: well folx.. stepping out.. l8r
[20:32:14] PatrickDK: and yes, it you just set it up as a normal tuner
[20:32:37] PatrickDK: normal = selecting the hdhomerun as the tuner type
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[20:34:08] pscheie: hmm, I see an ethernet port on the picture at 9thtee.com, but no usb
[20:34:55] wagner: pscheie: i assumed it was USB, but apparently it just connects over your network
[20:34:55] pscheie: plus, I've got a couple of MediaMVP units that stream from my myth box that I'd prefer to keep using
[20:35:12] pscheie: so, does it take the place of the myth box?
[20:35:29] PatrickDK: hdhomerun does not replace anything, except a tuner
[20:35:30] wagner: no, the mythbox just tunes into it as any other tuner card
[20:36:04] abqjp: pscheie, right, the hdhomerun connects via ethernet.
[20:36:15] PatrickDK: you still need your mythtv box for the channel guide, and to direct your mediamvp to the correct stream
[20:36:22] PatrickDK: or to just record it, and flag commercials
[20:36:40] pscheie: so...it must feed both tuners' signals out over the ethernet connection (?)
[20:36:50] PatrickDK: yep, that would max out at 40mbit
[20:36:57] PatrickDK: plunty of extra on a 100mbit switched network
[20:36:57] pscheie: and the myth box reads those?
[20:37:03] PatrickDK: yep
[20:37:19] pscheie: ok, that's a bit more clear
[20:37:25] PatrickDK: hdhomerun ---> mythtv backend <----> mythtv frontend / mediamvp
[20:37:54] justinh: hd on an mvp? hahaha like your optimism :P
[20:38:05] PatrickDK: justinh it's what he said he had :)
[20:38:12] PatrickDK: maybe it just transcode everything :)
[20:38:18] PatrickDK: s/it/he
[20:38:20] pscheie: well, it's not the hd I'm interested in, its the digital
[20:38:39] pscheie: ultimately, it's *still* just television
[20:38:45] pscheie: GIGO
[20:39:53] pscheie: I like the mvp because it's small, quiet
[20:39:54] wagner: well its not like channels are simulcast in SD
[20:39:54] wagner: anything HD would have to be transcoded into something less intensive
[20:39:55] pscheie: not as many features as a full front-end pc
[20:40:18] pscheie: but smaller footprint
[20:40:30] justinh: thats what I have against the mvp
[20:40:39] justinh: not as versatile. puny
[20:40:41] abqjp: I think I would rather have a popcorn hour, since it can do HD.
[20:40:45] PatrickDK: I like mine
[20:40:56] PatrickDK: I just use full blown computers, in full tower cases
[20:41:12] PatrickDK: and run fiber up to the screens
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[20:41:31] pscheie: PatrickDK, aren't the fans on the computers rather noisy?
[20:41:35] PatrickDK: yep
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[20:41:50] PatrickDK: but then they are several hundred feet or more away from you
[20:41:50] justinh: my hd-ready frontend is silent :D
[20:42:07] wagner: my hd-ready frontend/backend is completely silent
[20:42:27] pscheie: wagner, what are you using?
[20:42:31] abqjp: My hd frontend is in http://www.antec.com/us/productDetails.php?ProdID=15738 and is silent.
[20:42:59] abqjp: I did replace the fans it comes with, for quieter ones, though.
[20:43:04] XLV: justinh, whats your setup?
[20:43:22] justinh: a computer
[20:43:30] abqjp: Everything you ever wanted to know about building silent PCs: http://silentpcreview.com/
[20:43:40] XLV: i got a x2 3800, 2GB, 6600GT, 320GB in a silverstone lc20, low spinning 80cm fans, 9cm hsf
[20:43:54] XLV: justinh, yeah, i gathered, whats the setup of the computer?
[20:44:04] wagner: AMD3200+, P180B, thermalright HS w/ 120mm fan
[20:44:31] wagner: the only thing i hear is the cheap fan in the power supply
[20:45:00] wagner: and thats only if nothing else is running
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[20:45:04] justinh: c2d mobile 1.83 1GB, i945GMm-HL board in a silverstone lc02 – frontend
[20:45:22] wagner: i cant hear it over the TV, i cant hear it over the AC, i cant even hear it over the fridge in the next room
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[20:48:11] XLV: motd is a nice solution also.. now with g45 that can do h264/vc1 decode, and intel producing linux support for it.. msi has a motd mb to be released
[20:48:34] wagner: motd?
[20:48:41] XLV: mobile on the desktop
[20:48:52] XLV: mobile cpus on desktop size mbs
[20:49:07] wagner: ill be interested to see what the performance of the dual core atoms is
[20:49:11] XLV: mini/micro/standard atx
[20:50:14] wagner: although what would be even better is if they developed a worthwhile chipset for the atom, rather than one that uses 4x as much power as the processor itself
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[20:53:51] XLV: wagner, atm manufs are using 945g or something like that, intel has Poulsbo for use with atom, but its not ready yet, that should require less power
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[20:55:44] wagner: ive been looking around to build a computer to replace my now defunct OnStar... i was deeply disturbed when i saw that the large heatsinks on those boards were actually the northbridge
[20:58:21] directhex: XLV, MoDT is an aopen trademark. seems they've done a good job in making their kit synonymous with using low-power chips on desktops
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[23:09:00] ** justinh is glad his music player isn't tied into last.fm **
[23:11:58] directhex: why?
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[23:17:40] justinh: directhex: thought it'd be obvious. don't want anybody to know how sad some of the music I'm compiling for my new club night is :P
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[23:36:12] justinh: wooo I didn't realise I had Dino Lenny – Cocaine. niiiiice
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