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[03:08:32] tgm4883: sphery, it worked!
[03:09:14] wagnerrp: something to do with theming?
[03:10:38] sphery: glad it worked
[03:10:47] sphery: (looking forward to finding out what it is :)
[03:11:00] sphery: perhaps you got some team members for the theme?
[03:11:23] tgm4883: team members, I'm not sure
[03:11:33] tgm4883: but someone submitted a patch with a bunch of fixes
[03:11:36] tgm4883: so it's a start
[03:11:36] sphery: nice
[03:12:01] sphery: perhaps people can be guilted into helping :)
[03:12:23] tgm4883: these are good fixes too
[03:12:34] tgm4883: is there anything special I need to do with git to apply it
[03:12:42] tgm4883: I applied it locally using patch
[03:13:13] sphery: did they do a pull request?
[03:13:24] sphery: if so, you can go to github and just click a button to accept it
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[03:13:44] wagnerrp: if doing it manually, you likely want to supply the author and time
[03:13:57] sphery: if not, then I'd recommend git commit --author='Person Name <person@email.address >' -x
[03:14:14] wagnerrp: and '-x' marks you as signing off
[03:14:28] sphery: hehe, I've never done the time for mine
[03:14:29] tgm4883: no, they just emailed me a diff
[03:14:42] sphery: yeah, I suggest the --author and -x
[03:14:58] sphery: can do --date if you like
[03:15:59] tgm4883: ok will do
[03:16:22] tgm4883: I've updated to 0.26 as well, so I'll need to figure out how to do a branch for that
[03:16:37] tgm4883: I'll probably be here asking about that later, I've got dinner to finish cooking now
[03:17:03] sphery: hehe, I'll leave that answer for someone else--I've never done that with git, yet
[03:17:22] sphery: I have a guess as to how to do it, but wouldn't want to lead you astray
[03:18:13] tgm4883: sphery, wagnerrp my git doesn't know -x?
[03:18:36] wagnerrp: -s
[03:18:37] sphery: er, -s
[03:18:38] sphery: sorry
[03:18:44] sphery: -x is the backport one
[03:18:53] sphery: or --signoff
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[03:24:21] DeviceZer0: hello all. Is there any easy way to enable a userjob to be run on each recording after it has finished recording? Or do I need to edit all 50+ rules?
[03:25:03] DeviceZer0: Oh also...all my mythtv-setup stuff has to be done over mythweb.....running mythtv-setup over ssh does not work...some weird bug or something in xorg.
[03:25:26] wagnerrp: sounds like xorg is doing strange things that causes painter detection to fail
[03:25:31] wagnerrp: try -O ThemePainter=qt
[03:26:25] wagnerrp: jobs get assigned to a recording when it has finished recording, based off whatever is specified in the rule
[03:26:39] wagnerrp: if you change the rule, all subsequent recordings made with that rule will follow
[03:26:59] DeviceZer0: no luck with using -O ThemePainter=qt
[03:27:01] wagnerrp: any existing recordings, you can add to a playlist in "Watch Recordings", and then run the job for all items in the playlist
[03:27:11] wagnerrp: try -O ThemePainter=opengl
[03:27:26] DeviceZer0: its something todo with zenity or something. Ive looked into once or twice and have not found a solution
[03:27:36] wagnerrp: stop using ssh, and just point the remote machine directly at the X server
[03:27:49] DeviceZer0: ?
[03:27:57] DeviceZer0: my backend is a headless box
[03:28:07] wagnerrp: oh
[03:28:19] wagnerrp: youre having problems running the mythtv-setup wrapper script
[03:28:30] wagnerrp: not the binary application formerly known as mythtv-setup
[03:28:36] DeviceZer0: So I guess only way to enable the userjob to run is to edit each rule
[03:28:46] DeviceZer0: I dont think so
[03:28:51] DeviceZer0: I can run mythv-setup.real
[03:28:54] DeviceZer0: and it still does it
[03:29:06] wagnerrp: then what does zenity have anything to do with?
[03:29:10] DeviceZer0: no idea
[03:29:23] wagnerrp: mythtv doesnt use zenity for anything
[03:29:43] ** DeviceZer0 shrugs **
[03:29:44] wagnerrp: as i was saying, X11 is a networked application
[03:29:49] DeviceZer0: I really dont know much about it
[03:29:50] DeviceZer0: http://pastebin.com/A8sEErqa
[03:30:03] wagnerrp: skip ssh, and point your application directly at your remote X server
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[03:30:48] DeviceZer0: I'm not gonna run xorg on that box just to use mythtv-setup.
[03:30:55] wagnerrp: you already are
[03:31:02] wagnerrp: how else would you run mythtv-setup
[03:31:03] DeviceZer0: not my backend
[03:31:10] DeviceZer0: *on my
[03:31:11] wagnerrp: im not talking about your backend
[03:31:34] DeviceZer0: <+wagnerrp> skip ssh, and point your application directly at your remote X server <---- there is no remote X server
[03:31:46] DeviceZer0: just the local one on my desktop
[03:31:56] wagnerrp: yes! that is the remote X server!
[03:32:07] DeviceZer0: opposite day \o/
[03:32:08] wagnerrp: from the applications point of view, it is remote
[03:32:10] DeviceZer0: lol
[03:32:14] DeviceZer0: oh ok
[03:32:44] wagnerrp: so on your desktop, you disable authentication... 'xhost +yourserver'
[03:32:48] DeviceZer0: so your saying to somehow tell mythtv-setup.real to use a remote xorg(my desktop)?
[03:33:02] wagnerrp: on your server, you point at your desktop... 'export DISPLAY=yourdesktop:0'
[03:33:10] wagnerrp: magic!
[03:33:15] DeviceZer0: yourserver being ip?
[03:33:24] wagnerrp: or hostname, if you have hostname resolution configured
[03:34:50] DeviceZer0: and I'm assuming this needs to be allowed in a firewall?
[03:35:01] wagnerrp: you would be correct
[03:35:44] DeviceZer0: hmmm. thought that would be why it failed...no firewall is on
[03:36:13] wagnerrp: Xorg must be configured to listen on the network
[03:36:29] DeviceZer0: oh ewwww
[03:37:33] DeviceZer0: ill just stick with using mythweb for now. But that is a nice thing to know about running apps on remote xorg's
[03:37:49] wagnerrp: eew?
[03:37:57] wagnerrp: why eew?
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[03:38:31] DeviceZer0: seems like a horrible idea
[03:38:32] wagnerrp: surely "eew" would be trying to pump all that data through an encrypted ssh connection, when you are already on a known secure network
[03:38:34] DeviceZer0: like running vnc
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[03:38:51] wagnerrp: whats wrong with running vnc?
[03:38:54] DeviceZer0: I just dont like exposing something like that to the newwork
[03:39:02] wagnerrp: its your own private home network
[03:39:14] wagnerrp: do you realize what someone could do to your system through mythtv if they got on your network?
[03:39:24] DeviceZer0: yup
[03:39:48] wagnerrp: besides, you could always leave authentication enabled
[03:39:56] wagnerrp: and manually manage the magic cookie exchange
[03:40:23] wagnerrp: basically a one-time-pad, regenerated each time you restart the X server
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[03:42:53] DeviceZer0: ah yea
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[03:45:08] petefunk: Is there a way in mythui to apply a shear directly to an imagetype? Sort of how it works in reflection?
[03:45:20] plut0: can anyone assist with setting up mythtv on Verizon FIOS?
[03:48:07] plut0: can't find any docs on setting up with FIOS
[03:48:25] plut0: and i'm not having any luck
[03:48:36] wagnerrp: should be the same as setting it up with anything else
[03:49:02] plut0: scanner isn't finding anything
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[03:49:10] wagnerrp: of course not
[03:49:11] plut0: channels are blank
[03:49:14] wagnerrp: thats why you dont use the scanner
[03:49:24] wagnerrp: pull your lineup from your schedules direct accoutn
[03:49:48] plut0: i did that and mythtv said you have no channels until you scan
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[03:50:00] wagnerrp: what version of mythtv are you running?
[03:50:37] plut0: .24
[03:51:01] wagnerrp: upgrade
[03:51:15] plut0: i will
[03:51:27] wagnerrp: mythtv doesnt properly support the Prime on 0.24
[03:51:35] plut0: oh really?
[03:51:46] wagnerrp: so there was a clumsy method you needed to go through to fetch your channel lineup
[03:52:00] wagnerrp: and another clumsy method you needed to go through to actually use all three tuners on the Prime
[03:52:03] plut0: and where was this documented?
[03:52:24] wagnerrp: it was on the wiki at one point
[03:53:00] plut0: this references .24 http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Silicondust_HDHomeRun_Prime
[03:53:41] wagnerrp: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki?title=Configuring_ . . . ;oldid=53554
[03:54:07] wagnerrp: the clumsy 0.24 directions were removed in favor of directions to upgrade to 0.25, and a much cleaner configuration in 0.25
[03:54:12] plut0: how can i cleanup the mess in my database now?
[03:54:23] wagnerrp: upgrade
[03:54:31] plut0: wanted to delete these channels
[03:54:37] wagnerrp: so delete the whole video source
[03:54:45] wagnerrp: and start with a fresh new one
[03:54:51] plut0: that will delete the channels also?
[03:55:03] wagnerrp: the video source holds the channels
[03:55:10] wagnerrp: with no video source, there can be no channels
[03:55:19] wagnerrp: that is the singular purpose of the video source
[03:55:38] plut0: ok
[03:55:56] plut0: perfect
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[04:13:18] plut0: wagnerrp: thanks for being so helpful
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[04:15:02] wagnerrp: for future reference, nebulous questions like "help me set up mythtv with fios" wont get you far, since you're artificially limiting yourself from a whole bunch of people who likely could help, but have nothing to do with fios
[04:15:27] wagnerrp: more specific questions like "im having problems scanning with my hdhomerun prime" get a much more immediate solution
[04:21:03] plut0: yeah i know
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[04:59:24] wagnerrp: why does trogod feel the need to dump his life's story onto the wiki?
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[10:05:16] n1md4: Morning. I'm trying to get IR remote working, but can't quite grasp the basics. What are the essential files required to get communication working? I've the Nova-T 500 DVB-T and Snowboard remote.
[10:07:09] n1md4: ir-keytable detects /dev/input/event16.
[10:10:01] n1md4: lircd.conf includes lircd.conf.hauppauge_novat500 and lircd is running, but running evtest /dev/input/event16 yields no results.
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[10:42:01] dkam: Hello – I recently upgraded from 0.25 on 11.10 to 0.25 on 12.04 and have lost my volume control. (Using PCM)
[10:42:40] dkam: I can change volume with alsamixer if I ssh in, and that seems to be the only way to adjust sound.
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[15:13:52] Twiggy2cents: what is some good ./configure options? I normally use no options but was told I should use some basic ones that i dont remember
[15:14:23] wagnerrp: just --enable-proc-opts
[15:14:37] Twiggy2cents: okay
[15:14:58] wagnerrp: if you want advanced features things like airplay, or hls, or crystalhd support, etc.... there may be other options you need to enable
[15:15:07] Twiggy2cents: Unknown option "--enable-proc-opts".
[15:15:14] wagnerrp: try no 's'
[15:15:58] Twiggy2cents: yeah, I realized that it was probably in --help
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[15:16:50] Twiggy2cents: and -j4 for my core2duo?
[15:17:18] wagnerrp: if youve got the memory for it
[15:17:32] wagnerrp: you'll want maybe 2GB of available memory to do -j4
[15:18:04] Twiggy2cents: hmm I have 2gb of total memory on this computer
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[15:18:18] wagnerrp: you might start to hit swap on -j4
[15:19:06] Twiggy2cents: Shouldnt be an issue if I leave it alone right? Is the memory for the kernel reserved?
[15:19:25] wagnerrp: you're likely better off just doing -j3
[15:19:51] Twiggy2cents: so what are the j levels?
[15:19:56] Twiggy2cents: Amount of jobs?
[15:20:00] wagnerrp: simultaneous jobs
[15:20:03] Twiggy2cents: gotcha
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[15:20:56] wagnerrp: each of those CC runs might consume somewhere between 50–750MB, depending on the size of the source file (and includes) that it is compiling
[15:21:20] wagnerrp: there are one or two sections where you hit a large group of large files, all being built sequentially
[15:21:48] wagnerrp: which becomes your bottleneck trying to build mythtv in parallel on systems with limited memory
[15:22:18] wagnerrp: a couple years back, one of my machines had 1GB of memory and no swap
[15:22:38] wagnerrp: i kept getting these strange compiler errors, which it turns out were caused by the OOM killer
[15:22:55] wagnerrp: it would OOM at -j2, but was fine at -j1
[15:27:40] Twiggy2cents: I have ~200 MB of mem available
[15:27:52] wagnerrp: im sure you have far more than thta
[15:28:01] Twiggy2cents: Does top not read individual memory consumption very well?
[15:28:13] wagnerrp: it does read memory consumption very well
[15:28:24] wagnerrp: more likely you aren't reading top very well
[15:28:31] Twiggy2cents: I just took the total mem avail from top and converted it to MB
[15:28:35] Twiggy2cents: more than likely
[15:29:05] wagnerrp: could you post the two lines from `top` that start with Mem: and Swap:?
[15:29:08] wagnerrp: just paste them in here
[15:29:09] Twiggy2cents: Mem: 2042108k total, 1961156k used, 80952k free, 5608k buffers
[15:29:21] wagnerrp: next one too
[15:29:25] wagnerrp: its important
[15:29:33] Twiggy2cents: Swap: 8191996k total, 117600k used, 8074396k free, 678824k cached
[15:29:43] Twiggy2cents: The mem bounces around a lot
[15:29:53] Twiggy2cents: it is up around Mem: 2042108k total, 1762700k used, 279408k free, 6004k buffers
[15:29:54] Twiggy2cents: alot
[15:30:45] wagnerrp: so, you have 1994MB total (which means ~30MB used by onboard graphics?)
[15:30:52] wagnerrp: and currently 742MB is free for use
[15:31:08] Twiggy2cents: yeah I am using onboard graphics
[15:31:44] wagnerrp: you are currently using 1252MB, plus another 110MB of swap
[15:31:47] wagnerrp: thats awfully high
[15:32:11] wagnerrp: you are running a frontend on this machine?
[15:32:23] Twiggy2cents: no it is just running make -j3
[15:32:38] wagnerrp: oh, you're saying thats what is in use during the compile....
[15:32:44] Twiggy2cents: LOL yeah
[15:32:55] Twiggy2cents: that would be pretty horrible if that was idle
[15:33:27] wagnerrp: huh....
[15:33:46] wagnerrp: Mem: 2569436k total
[15:33:59] wagnerrp: as far as i know, i only have 2GB installed in that machine
[15:34:10] wagnerrp: thats disconcerting
[15:34:32] wagnerrp: anyway, that last value, the 'cached' number
[15:34:38] wagnerrp: that is your disk cache
[15:34:58] wagnerrp: and will consume as much free memory as it can to limit how much you have to read from your disk
[15:35:21] wagnerrp: if any application otherwise needs that memory, the cache will be flushed, so it can be considered as part of your "free" memory
[15:35:23] Twiggy2cents: I notice it doesnt change as rapidly as the actual free mem
[15:35:30] Twiggy2cents: ohh
[15:36:06] Twiggy2cents: Mem: 2042108k total, 1734492k used, 307616k free, 97464k buffers
[15:36:30] wagnerrp: free memory will only get consumed by disk cache as you actually read from the disk
[15:36:40] wagnerrp: so it will only slowly grow
[15:36:42] Twiggy2cents: how come it would be higher now? Do some parts require more resources than others while compiling?
[15:37:11] wagnerrp: on the other hand, you have large applications consuming hundreds of MB of memory at a time, and then suddenly closing
[15:37:24] wagnerrp: when they close, the memory gets dumped back into the free pool
[15:37:57] wagnerrp: and will remain there until you use it in another application, or read something from the disk to cache
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[15:39:09] Twiggy2cents: well I have to run. This is a fresh compile, I should of timed it... Does make distclean make for a fresh compile?
[15:39:32] wagnerrp: yes, assuming you arent using ccache
[15:40:13] wagnerrp: mythtv can be expected to use somewhere around 1GB of ccache for a single build
[15:40:27] Twiggy2cents: I am, is there a way to temporarily disable it to time compiles? Or flush the ccache?
[15:40:58] wagnerrp: i believe there is a configure flag to disable it
[15:41:05] wagnerrp: or you can just flush it
[15:41:39] Twiggy2cents: ccache -C clears it, since that is the only thing that i compile it would be basically the same thing as disabling it.
[15:42:03] Twiggy2cents: Well thanks for the advice
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[17:14:30] Twiggy2cents: Do I need to do any sort of dist clean on the plugins? I dont know if there is equivalent for qmake.
[17:14:43] Twiggy2cents: s/dist clean/distclean
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[17:19:49] Twiggy2cents: Referencing this http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Installing_MythTV_ . . . mpile_MythTV it says that the libraries should be in lib64 if it is x86_64. My computer has a 64 bit distro on it and my libraries are in lib. Was the person wrong or did something change from the time this was written. Or did I do something wrong?
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[17:57:35] wagnerrp: depends on the distro
[17:58:01] wagnerrp: IMHO, native (64-bit) libraries should be in ./lib
[17:58:16] wagnerrp: compatibility libraries should be in ./lib32, or just outright omitted
[17:58:45] wagnerrp: but eight years later, too many people still think 32-bit is the standard
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[18:37:19] sphery: hehe, wonder if wagnerrp will like it when distros (at least Debian/Ubuntu) switch to using arch-specific lib dir names for everything to get multiarch support--i.e. /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/ and /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu and /usr/lib/powerpc64-linux-gnu and /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabi/ and ... (as described at FOSDEM presentation--in PDF: http://wookware.org/talks/multiarch-fosdem2012.pdf )
[18:39:08] wagnerrp: what ever happened to those "fat" binaries?
[18:40:08] sphery: ? something with multi-arch support?
[18:40:38] sphery: or just statically linking everything?
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[18:41:23] wagnerrp: rather than a standard single-architecture ELF binary
[18:41:47] wagnerrp: you have an archive package, containing multiple binaries of multiple architectures in a single file
[18:42:06] wagnerrp: and the kernel/linker only loads the version it wants
[18:43:16] sphery: hehe
[18:43:43] sphery: that would be fun to compile--double, triple, or ... the work every time
[18:43:58] wagnerrp: well only packagers would bother to do that
[18:44:10] wagnerrp: but it would allow them to offer a single package for everyone
[18:45:30] sphery: I don't know enough about packaging to know if that would actually help packagers much--though it would probably make it easier for users to find what they need
[18:46:06] wagnerrp: just makes for a cleaner, simpler filesystem
[18:46:19] wagnerrp: well, directory structure
[18:46:30] wagnerrp: only one place to go for whatever you're looking for
[18:47:28] sphery: yeah, the multiarch lib proposal doesn't deal with binaries, at all... no idea how they would handle them
[18:47:54] sphery: I really don't want a /usr/bin/x86_64-linux-gnu on my system :)
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[19:51:31] adamu: Hello, I am wondering if anyone is successfully using the pulse-eight usb cec adapter for there setup
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[20:03:08] tgm4883: where do you enable mythwelcome in master? I'm trying to reproduce a bug so I can fix the theme, but when I launch mythwelcome it just comes up with a blank background
[20:06:42] Shadow__X: newegg has a sale on the hdhome run prime 3 tuner for 130
[20:11:20] tgm4883: hmm, actually it seems it just took a really really long time to draw things
[20:14:01] wagnerrp: Shadow__X: is it the hdhomerun prime? or the hdhomerun 3?
[20:14:24] Shadow__X: prime http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It . . . 5345006-L07C
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[20:16:02] plut0: wagnerrp: hey you around?
[20:16:07] wagnerrp: uh huh
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[20:16:24] plut0: wagnerrp: thanks for the help yesterday, .25 worked like a charm
[20:16:35] wagnerrp: if i didnt know better, i'd think you were watching the logs and pounced
[20:16:37] wagnerrp: :P
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[20:16:59] plut0: what logs? irc?
[20:18:25] plut0: i do have a question though
[20:18:31] wagnerrp: shoot
[20:19:04] plut0: should the HDHR prime tuner settings max recordings be to set to 1 or 2?
[20:19:28] wagnerrp: in theory, it shouldnt give you the option
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[20:19:59] plut0: yeah
[20:20:18] wagnerrp: if you are using a cablecard, you can only access one stream per tuner at a time
[20:20:21] plut0: is the correct way to add 3 individual tuners and set max recordings to 1?
[20:21:27] wagnerrp: three tuners, yes
[20:21:36] plut0: thats what i thought
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[20:32:28] tgm4883: so themes scale for the screen resolution, so what exactly is the point of <baseres> ? Just so I can give numbers when doing layout?
[20:32:52] tgm4883: does it affect textsize or how much text is shown?
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[20:56:06] plut0: i like how all the plugins are in 1 package now for gentoo
[20:57:14] Seeker`: tgm4883: if you give an area of 192x108 in a 1920x1080 baseres theme, it'll take up 10% of the width of the screen and 10% of the height
[20:57:44] Seeker`: so when it scales to, say, 1280x720, it knows to scale it to 128x72
[20:59:12] tgm4883: Seeker`, ok, so it's purely so cosmetic so I can space/size things correctly and I don't have to worry about what it will look like on other sized screens
[21:01:26] Seeker`: I believe so, yes
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[21:04:58] tgm4883: Captain_Murdoch, Do I need to notify you that the Mythbuntu theme works for 0.26 now or does simply having a fixes/0.26 branch do that?
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[21:15:24] sphery: tgm4883: yes, baseres allows you to give numbers during layout and sets font size when specified in point size--where we normalize everything to baseres@100dpi
[21:16:08] tgm4883: sphery, so there is no reason for me to think I need to set baseres to 1920x1080 and redo the theme?
[21:16:22] sphery: that said, there is some slop required because of rounding
[21:16:28] sphery: right
[21:16:33] sphery: 1280x720 is fine for baseres
[21:16:51] sphery: 800x600 not so much
[21:16:52] tgm4883: sphery, then why show that in the theme downloader?
[21:16:57] tgm4883: seems irrelevant to end users
[21:17:29] tgm4883: I could see showing 4:3, 16:9, or 16:10 though
[21:17:42] sphery: good question
[21:17:44] sphery: yeah, aspect is important
[21:18:07] sphery: resolution probably mainly for the "that looks like it's off by 1 pixel due to rounding because it had to scale it" crowd
[21:19:00] tgm4883: meh, I think i'm going to drop that from the theme
[21:19:13] tgm4883: go aspect ratio
[21:19:16] sphery: you mean drop the mention in the theme description or something?
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[21:19:21] sphery: if so, probably a good idea
[21:19:50] tgm4883: sphery, yea
[21:20:00] tgm4883: in the theme downloader it shows the res
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[21:20:46] sphery: btw, should I be calling you Thomas or Tom on list... I'm just used to calling you tgm<tab>, but that isn't ideal for the list
[21:21:00] sphery: just wondered what you prefer to go by
[21:21:19] tgm4883: Thomas
[21:21:56] sphery: ok, will do--that's what I guessed in the e-mail I sent, since that's how you signed your mails, but wanted to make sure
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[21:22:44] tgm4883: so there doesn't seem to be a chooser XML file
[21:23:05] tgm4883: and nothing on the wiki either
[21:23:25] sphery: you mean for your "now ready for 0.26"?
[21:23:40] sphery: if so, just mentioning it to Capt M, as you did above, should be enough
[21:24:37] tgm4883: no I mean so I can stop if from mentioning resolution :)
[21:25:08] sphery: ah, I think we just have some code that pulls stuff out of themeinfo.xml
[21:25:22] tgm4883: hmm
[21:25:28] sphery: but discussing that with CM is probably a good approach, too
[21:25:37] sphery: he may agree that it's not necessary and should be shown as an aspect
[21:25:48] tgm4883: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/ThemeChooser
[21:25:59] tgm4883: that indicates that the themers can do stuff with it
[21:29:40] sphery: ah, I think it puts all the info into the infomap, which is used to allow the themers to choose what's displayed in the theme chooser, which you can theme in the <window name="themechooser"> section of settings-ui.xml
[21:30:29] sphery: so you can change what's displayed in the theme chooser when the user is already using your theme, but can't affect whether other themes show your theme's resolution :)
[21:30:30] tgm4883: sphery, ah that seems t be it
[21:30:41] tgm4883: right
[21:30:56] tgm4883: I think I'm OK with taking that stand
[21:31:01] sphery: default's themechooser window shows resolution: http://code.mythtv.org/cgit/mythtv/tree/mytht . . . s-ui.xml#n64
[21:31:16] sphery: so if Mythbuntu just inherits from default, that's why you're seeing it
[21:31:51] tgm4883: I see it in there, so I'll kill the resolution section and Move the aspect ratio over
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[21:32:10] sphery: cool
[21:34:39] tgm4883: yea that works
[21:41:51] tgm4883: sphery, is there a good way to deal with theme versions in git? I'm committing to master then merging with the 0.26 and 0.25 branch, but I always seem to have conflicts with themeinfo.xml since I have to update the version for each branch
[21:42:20] tgm4883: I'm starting to think we shouldn't have done major and minor versions of our theme that link to the mythtv version
[21:42:48] sphery: not sure how to handle that
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[21:43:40] tgm4883: maybe if I don't touch version in master, it will work itself out
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[21:53:05] tgm4883: If anyone is running master, can they confirm that automatically marking as watched at the end of a recording isn't working? I searched, but I don't see a bug filed on this
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[22:14:40] flyback: p3 1ghz
[22:14:44] flyback: 512mb ram (max)
[22:14:58] flyback: either plain bt878a or pvr250
[22:15:16] flyback: does it have enough power to stream tv over local 1gb lan
[22:15:30] flyback: sd resolution btw
[22:15:53] sphery: it could record using PVR-x50, but don't go with bt878 or any other frame grabber
[22:16:09] flyback: I don't even need record
[22:16:14] flyback: just stream so I don't need 2 tv's
[22:16:26] sphery: playback might be possible if you're recording with PVR-x50, but not ideal on that machine
[22:16:39] sphery: MythTV records everything--it's a Digital Video /Recorder/
[22:16:42] flyback: it would just be dumping the mpeg-2 stream to lan
[22:16:52] flyback: ok mabye I need another sw package then
[22:17:17] sphery: it's also a high-end, luxury DVR, for which you're best served choosing reasonably modern hardware
[22:17:28] flyback: yeah I know
[22:17:41] sphery: IMHO, Core 2 Duo or better CPU and good nvidia video card (around about GF220 or so)
[22:17:53] flyback: mabye I will just buy another micro stb box from comcast then
[22:18:12] sphery: but if you just want to watch whatever garbage is currently airing, there are many other much simpler applications that could do that
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[22:18:48] sphery: that said, MythTV is very nice once you get it working with good hardware
[22:18:48] flyback: thx
[22:18:58] flyback: I know I was planning to setup one many yrs ago
[22:19:43] sphery: but these days--with cable and satellite companies offering 4+ tuner DVRs that can stream to any TV in the house--you can get much of the benefits at no time cost to you and much lower hardware cost by just going with theirs
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[22:20:53] sphery: but if you're looking for a hobby--and don't mind spending some money on it...  :)
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[22:21:43] wagnerrp: anyone else find the email address "gnurocks (at) hotmail.com" amusing?
[22:22:29] wagnerrp: i would expect any gnu advocate to shirk away from anything microsoft like a vampire from sunlight
[22:24:04] sphery: hehe--though their new outlook.com is actually nice (especially compared to hotmail.com)
[22:24:40] sphery: but I know what you're saying--reality is seldom a consideration for a true zealout
[22:24:44] sphery: zealot
[22:33:08] ** wagnerrp lapses into a food coma **
[22:33:39] ** wizbit lays wagnerrp on his side so he doesnt choke on own vomit **
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[22:34:38] mythschema: Hello, I am having some trouble with a new mythtv installation
[22:34:46] mythschema: My combined backend frontend works ok
[22:34:55] mythschema: my remote frontend gives the following error
[22:35:15] mythschema: Error: MythTV database has newer TV schema (1299) than expected (1264)
[22:35:28] wagnerrp: upgrade your remote frontend
[22:35:59] wagnerrp: your combo machine is 0.25, your remote frontend is 0.24
[22:36:06] wagnerrp: 0.24 is not allowed to connect to 0.25
[22:36:49] mythschema: ah ok thx
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[22:53:13] Twiggy2cents: heh sphery if I told someone that I had a luxury dvr system they would say that cant be true because I dont pay for it!
[22:53:30] Twiggy2cents: Obviously if you have to pay a subscription that means that it is better
[22:53:35] wagnerrp: oh, but you do
[22:53:44] Twiggy2cents: Yeah but they dont get that
[22:54:06] Twiggy2cents: They ask me to set one up for them, and they get an immediate response of NO.
[22:54:14] Twiggy2cents: They seem to think it is cheap and easy to set up
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[23:54:43] ryao: I have MythTV installed on my Gentoo Linux system, but I have having trouble configuring the backend with my Ceton InfiniTV. It says that opening the card failed when I try to do the channel scan.
[23:56:33] Sharky-AFK is now known as Sharky112065
[23:56:57] Sharky112065: ryao: do not do the channel scan with ceton's use the option to the right of that.
[23:57:44] Sharky112065: ryao: I do not remember the exact wording of it. Something like fetch from source or something
[23:58:21] ryao: Shadow__X: "Fetch channels from listings source". Do I just wait after I click it? It says "This uses the listings data source to provide the channels for this input. This can take a long time to run.".
[23:58:48] wagnerrp: it should happen quickly
[23:58:53] Sharky112065: should be quick
[23:58:55] [R]: wagnerrp: that's what she said
[23:59:01] Sharky112065: lol
[23:59:05] wagnerrp: it expects you to have provides your schedules direct account information
[23:59:08] wagnerrp: *provided
[23:59:40] ryao: It says this on the console: http://bpaste.net/show/41128/

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