[01:15] or the mysql command "DELETE FROM program;" ; but make sure you have a good bacup first [01:16] i like how myth weather now works before i upgraded to 20.2 it never worked [01:17] yeah.. there was a temp fix to use weather.com [01:17] i like how it even has the radar in there [01:17] thats pretty awesome [01:17] way better than booting up the wii to use it for weather === mikeb23930 [n=mikeb@208.27.1.24] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:21] Daviey: sweet it worked shows are now being listed at the correct times [01:22] Does/will Mythbuntu support the Hauppauge HVR-950 usb hybrid analog/hdtv tuner? [01:23] mikeb23930: Have you tried it? [01:24] Sounds like there could be audio issues.. [01:24] I have been trying to get it to work in Kubuntu but not much success. [01:24] But the picture works, it seems [01:25] mikeb23930: you might need to follow http://lunapark6.com/usb-hdtv-tuner-stick-for-windows-linux-hauppauge-wintv-hvr-950.html [01:26] I did. At least I tried to follow lunapark twice. The best I got was a very poor quality analog connection with no sound. No digital at all. XP finds four digital channels. [01:26] hmm [01:28] I'm just shooting in the dark trying to get the driver installed and working. [01:28] That's why I was hoping Mythbuntu might ship with drivers. [01:28] mikeb23930: I'm sorry, but i have no experiemce with the HVR-950 [01:28] OK. Thanks for your help [01:29] mikeb23930: trouble is, we can't add support without knowing there is a problem.. [01:29] and it's hard for us to come up with a fix, as we don't have the hardware [01:29] I understand. [01:29] So... If you do find a work around - can you let us know? [01:30] I will, but count on it. I'm not very good at this sort of thing. I'm just trying to learn a bit by trial and error and error and error. You get the idea. [01:31] Soulda benn don't count on it. === manda_ [n=manda@c-68-60-199-201.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:32] what is the default mythtv dvd player? === williammanda [n=william@c-68-60-199-201.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883 [n=tgm4883@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === williammanda [n=william@c-68-60-199-201.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:08] hey guys [02:09] how do you setup the lineup using schedulesdirect? [02:11] well maybe I just found it === tgm4883 [n=tgm4883@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:17] defendguin: Should default to the Internal player. [02:18] mtd? [02:18] Nope "Internal" [02:18] k [02:19] If the GUI is the same as playing TV recordings then it is internal. Some people use Xine as it works with more disks. [02:20] its kind of annoying i have yet to be able to play a dvd with my box [02:27] defendguin: WHY? [02:27] don't know [02:27] When you got to the Optical Disk settings for DVD what is the selected player? [02:27] Can you play DVDs outside of MythTV? [02:28] well i tried to use ogle for a while and mtd but nothing doing [02:28] why MTD? [02:28] it was a binary installed by the mythdvd package [02:28] i assumed it was the internal player [02:28] by MTD I assume you mean the Myth Transcoding Daemon. [02:28] Do you have mplayer installed? [02:29] if not i can install it [02:29] try mplayer dvd:// or mplayer dvd://1 [02:29] If that doesn't work you are missing libraries. [02:29] would that work through a ssh connection? [02:29] ssh -X justin@mythserver? [02:30] could i run it from there to test it out? [02:32] mplayer -v null -ao null dvd:// [02:32] You don't want to try and play a DVD over an X session, too much data [02:33] i don't even hear the dvd spinning up [02:34] Can you play Audio CD? [02:35] Also is the front end on the same box as the backend? [02:35] yes they are both the same [02:35] Ok. So can you rip DVDs, or play audio CDs? [02:36] under optical disks i dont see a section for play audio cd [02:37] Can you use your MythFrontend without the frontend? if you can't access music/dvd outside of Myth then you have other issues. Can you start a terminal and run commands? [02:39] i'll install bmp and see if it can play a CD [02:45] Generally mplayer should work or report some sort of error with DVDs [02:48] frick the cd i am using has some stupid drm on it and i can't even read it on my laptop [02:51] i can't even eject it [02:52] time for the paper clip [02:53] Nasty [03:02] whats the command for mplayer to play a music cd? [03:05] I found the solution to my remote problem... In my research, I generally found that there was on lircrc, in your home, and a symbolic link from, i forget where, to the one in the home. Mine was like that. But, somehow, sometime, mine got changed to two files. Once I copied the one I'd been working with, all was well. === bendailey [n=ben@64.20.65.84] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [03:10] defendguin: Never used to to play music CDs. [03:10] lol i can't even figure out how to make bmp play a cd i'm feeling pretty dumb at the moment === cornel1 is now known as cornell [03:22] ok i'm just going to assume something is fubared with the system and i need to re-install once gutsy comes out [03:23] thats what i get for installing the server edition instead of the desktop edition === MythbuntuGuest50 [n=Mythbunt@adsl-76-226-150-0.dsl.sfldmi.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === foxxbuntu [n=nfoxqci@12-216-16-102.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === grndslm [n=grndslm@24-116-87-97.cpe.cableone.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [03:57] heya... i'm trying to open mythfrontend, but this pops up and complains about not being able to connect to the backend: [03:57] 2007-09-03 20:52:07.206 Connecting to backend server: 192.168.1.12:6543 (try 1 of 5) [03:57] 2007-09-03 20:52:07.206 Connection timed out. [03:57] You probably should modify the Master Server [03:57] settings in the setup program and set the [03:57] proper IP address. [03:57] 2007-09-03 20:52:07.916 TV: Attempting to change from None to None [03:57] ...i've set the proper ip address in mythtv-setup... and in /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt & the mysql.txt in my home dir [04:20] grndslm, Is the frontend and backend on the same machine? Is this mythbuntu or Ubuntu w/ mythtv? [04:21] tgm4883: i figured it out... /archive directory wasn't writable to by myth user === defendguin [n=justin@ip5-155.tvmax-fiber-1.hou.ygnition.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:02] im just curious, i have a mythtv setup already, but i did a ubuntu install and then mythtv install, but is there a way i can transfer my xvid and divx files to my mythtv to watch? if so where would i put them? [05:02] i tried putting them in my /var/lib/mythtv/videos folder, and it recogniszes them, but it says theya re 0 seconds long === MythbuntuGuest43 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:06] i know putting my mp3s into /var/lib/mythtv/music worked === manda_ [n=manda@c-68-60-199-201.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === MythbuntuGuest93 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:37] Is anyone here? [05:37] yep [05:37] I'm having a problem with the new alpha release [05:37] and I've done md5 checksum and integrity check [05:37] but I'm getting a SQUASHFS error which is a showstopper [05:38] Is it a known problem? [05:38] sec [05:39] hmm, I don't see any bug's about it, although there is one question [05:39] any exotic hardware? [05:39] nope [05:40] hmm [05:40] have you tested a gutsy cd at all? [05:40] 7600GS video card, PVR150 and HDHomeRun, and core 2 duo [05:40] Tried cleaning your CD/DVD Rom drive? [05:40] No, actually, I was running feisty with the mythtv packages before this [05:40] Haha, actually I haven't tried cleaning the drive [05:41] md5sum the disk ? [05:41] but wouldn't that show up in an integrity check? [05:41] yeah I did md5 sum before burning, and integrity check after [05:41] Should. [05:41] 64bit or 32bit? [05:41] It's core 2 duo, but to be safe I was running the 32 bit [05:42] (always have had problems with 64 bit stuff, and I don't see any performance advantages) [05:43] where do you get the squashfs error? [05:44] is this working? [05:45] weird [05:45] this java IRC client isn't so good [05:45] :( [05:45] anyways, i'm seeing the error in /var/log/syslog, at about 39% [05:45] "SQUASHFS error: zlib_inflate returned unexpected result..." [05:45] and then several of those [05:45] hmm [05:46] and also "sb_bread failed reading block ..." [05:46] It's just such a weird problem. [05:47] Thanks for your guys help, by the way! [05:47] looks like it could be a kernel bug, but most likely a cd/cd drive problem [05:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.17/+bug/67159 [05:48] Launchpad bug 67159 in linux-source-2.6.17 "oops in zlib_inflate_codes" [Undecided,New] [05:48] checking it out === MythbuntuGuest80 [n=Mythbunt@va-67-76-172-91.dyn.embarqhsd.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === MythbuntuGuest68 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:49] sorry, this is me again [05:50] ok [05:50] anyone know anything about a "runaway loop binfmt-464c" error on boot, on a fresh install? [05:50] nope, i see nothing on launchpad about it [05:51] It might be a CD/DVD rom problem, but I don't really know what to do about that... I'm thinking it's not, since I was able to install many other distros with this drive, including feisty. [05:51] Never heard of a runaway loop problem, guest80 [05:51] sorry [05:51] ugh [05:51] maybe it's a 64-bit problem [05:52] well drives do go bad, could be a kernel bug. I would try partitioning outside of ubiquity then running the installer [05:52] I heard something about a mismatch between the word size of the kernel and userspace modprobe [05:52] I'll try 32-bit Mythbuntu then [05:52] thanks [05:52] Guest80, it's not a 64-bit problem [05:52] no? [05:52] http://www.uclibc.org/lists/busybox/2006-August/024010.html [05:53] 386 ^^ [05:53] http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Fedora/2005-09/3095.html [05:53] also 386^^ [05:53] google is your friend :) [05:53] Guest68, well drives do go bad, could be a kernel bug. I would try partitioning outside of ubiquity then running the installer [05:54] yeah, but I didn't see any solutions on Google [05:54] I didn't see any either, but I did see that 32-bit was having the same problem [05:55] ugh [05:55] well, thanks anyway [05:59] Hey, I found something interesting in the syslog that I didn't see before [05:59] and I've put the syslog online at http://media.eflorenzano.com/syslog.txt [05:59] umount: /target/cdrom: not mounted [05:59] that's a problem, eh! [06:01] not sure why it's doing that though === superm1 sneaks back in [06:45] MythbuntuGuest68, you here still? [06:50] yes, and I just figured it out [06:50] memtest86 showed ram errors [06:50] thanks for the help guys [06:50] glad you got it sorted out :) [06:50] BTW, superm1, I'm a ISU student :) [06:50] MythbuntuGuest68, really? :) [06:50] Awesome work with the distro [06:50] Yep! [06:50] thx, what's your major? [06:50] Senior in CS [06:51] awesome. well we can grab a a beer this upcoming weekend then [06:51] sure thing! [06:51] It's on me, for all the help your packages have been to me [06:52] sweet. can never turn down free beer [06:53] oops, just found a bug [06:53] nvidia-glx_1.0.9631 deb was not found [06:53] prop graphics detection is a bit iffy [06:53] yup [06:53] a few reports of that already [06:53] kk [06:53] the version in the repos changed on us [06:53] just dont install prop driver until reboot [06:54] we'll be looking to fix it next alpha around [06:54] and then do it via CLI? [06:54] well via the control centre ideally [06:54] you'll find it in the myth menu system [06:54] once your installed [06:59] sweet, thanks man === tgm4883_laptop [n=tgm4883@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === hugolp [n=tu@217.168.3.246] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [07:37] morning =) === hugol1 [n=tu@217.168.3.246] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === adcurtin [n=adcurtin@71-13-57-48.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [07:56] mornin cann [08:00] Hey superm1, I'm havin' a hard time finding the control centre...am I just stupid, or what? lol [08:00] MythbuntuGuest68, http://www.mythbuntu.org/node/16 === MythbuntuGuest51 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [08:02] It's me again, disconnected accidentally [08:02] That's just not there for me [08:02] you installed alpha4 right? [08:02] I think so, it's whatever I downloaded tonight from the downloads page [08:02] oh i wonder if the downloads page link wasn't updated [08:02] and just the front page === superm1 glares at Daviey [08:03] when you installed, were all of the mythbuntu questions at the end of the install? [08:03] or in the middle [08:03] At the end, I believe === foxxbuntu superm1 thats what you get for such low wages from the superm1 linux nerds foundation [08:04] MythbuntuGuest51, well lets see um whats another big change you can verify with - did it ask you about schedules direct in the installer? [08:05] or zap2it [08:05] Is the polorix or the cdimages the correct one [08:05] cdimages [08:05] zap2it, actually, I thought that was funny! [08:05] yea you got the old one [08:05] Damn, ok [08:05] i'll update those links, Daviey appears to have only updated the front page :) [08:05] Sounds good [08:05] thanks man, that clears up a lot [08:05] yea there have been a significant amount of changes to the installer too [08:06] that nvidia problem may not crop up for you [08:06] you'll have to see [08:06] I see [08:06] I'll brb, gonna re-burn === MythbuntuGuest81 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [09:02] MythbuntuGuest81, better luck this time around, got the right burn? [09:03] I did [09:03] and now i'm getting dumped straight to a command prompt [09:03] instead of getting the livecd install environment [09:03] I'm doing an integrity check [09:04] hopefully not more bad ram [09:04] ...which takes forever :) [09:04] Naw, I've re-run memtest and it's fine [09:06] I see, errors found in integrity check, this time it actually WAS a bad burn lol [09:06] just not my night [09:06] Gonna try re-burning [09:11] Actually, I'm going to call it a night [09:11] Thanks for all your help, I'll be back in the channel tomorrow I'm sure :) [09:11] Probably under the username ericflo or maybe floguy [09:12] Cya then [09:12] okay cool [09:12] night [09:15] is there anything besides xorg.conf and lircrc i should backup when i switch from my ubuntu 6.10 too mythubuntu ? [09:15] depends on what else you set up :) [09:15] samba and vnc and nfs are set up for you during install [09:15] /etc/lirc/* wouldn't hurt depending on how well the automatic selection works out for you [09:16] ok === Timelord [n=jeremy@i-195-137-17-204.freedom2surf.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [09:17] i basicly dont have anything but xorg. openbox, mythtv + plugins and mysql. and i have setup a grabber yet so i guess iam better of with a fresh mysql [09:19] well maybe /home/, if you have anything of value there [09:19] but beyond that i dont see much that you would need then [09:19] yepp but home is on seprate disks =) [09:19] cool [09:19] seems easy enuf then *cough* [09:20] =) [09:20] well the only thing that seems to be biting people that i'm reading [09:20] and hearing [09:20] is the video driver during install [09:20] Anybody got winMyth to work on 2.20.2? [09:20] i've yet to retry it myself to make sure about that though [09:20] ok ATI or NV? or both ? [09:20] Timelord, haven't tried winmyth since about 0.17 :) [09:20] cann, well the reports are with nvidia drivers [09:21] so if you encounter an error, just dont install them [09:21] and you can set them up after the first boot [09:21] via the control centre [09:21] Has it been abandoned now? [09:21] wouldn't surprise me [09:21] if that was the case [09:21] but i havent heard [09:21] Timelord, if your on gutsy, you may look into mythtv-fusefs [09:22] and then you can make a nice share [09:22] superm1: alright thanks for the tip =) [09:22] i'm on feisty [09:22] cann, but if you do encounter the problem with video drivers, please add some notes to the bug [09:22] i've only got one nvidia card myself, and didn't hit it when i tried the install a few days before we announced alpha4 [09:22] superm1: offcourse [09:23] Timelord, ah okay. [09:23] Timelord, well if/when you move up to gutsy, you can consider looking into it [09:23] its a pretty neat little app [09:24] If it worked! [09:24] mythtv-fusefs to use instead of NFS for frontends ? [09:25] well let me try to explain what it does [09:25] it is a userspace fuse module that connects to the mysql server and gathers the metadata [09:25] and creates files in the mount point [09:25] that have a sensible name showing the appropriate metadata [09:25] so if you then in turn share that via samba or nfs [09:26] then you can get away with on a windows frontend using it there [09:26] ahh ok [09:26] so it can be quite useful [09:26] keescook wrote it :) [09:28] another question, what about reaching the video directory on the backend from a seprate frontend. iam a bit confused if it is ment to work like that or not [09:28] video like mythvideo? [09:29] yeah [09:30] sure i can just mount it via NFS but does the standalone frontend have the fuctionality to play them ? [09:30] in the current setup no [09:30] there may be some UPNP style announcing going on in the future [09:30] but nothing yet [09:31] ok aand there is no way to trick it ? =) [09:31] well i honestly haven't played with 0.20.2's upnp stuff [09:31] its a direct backport from trunk [09:32] so it may have some of the functionality there already, but last i heard it was just a "future plan" [09:32] alright [09:32] but setting up NFS is straightforward enough [09:33] /etc/exports is generated for you whenever you install mythbuntu with a backend or if you install NFS using the control centre and have a backend role [09:33] i guess i can always use mplayer on the frontend to play those files if needed [09:33] as long as you emulate the same directory structure for media files on your frontends [09:33] NFS is quite feasible [09:35] yeah [09:37] okay well bed time for me [09:37] nn [09:37] night === MythbuntuGuest91 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === MythbuntuGuest91 [n=Mythbunt@12-208-94-30.client.mchsi.com] has left #ubuntu-mythtv [] === MythbuntuGuest25 [n=Mythbunt@217.166.51.89] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [10:27] I have a wireless keyboard with some extra keys (mute volume++ volume--). How can I get these keys to work in MythTV? [10:46] Timelord: get them to work in linux and they will work in mythtv [10:47] my keyboard has the same keys and they just conrol linux overall volume and so they control mythtv volume === Timelord [n=jeremy@i-195-137-17-204.freedom2surf.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [10:50] Thanks. My Keyboad is the BTC 9019URF. [10:51] Where do I start to look? [11:05] generally, what those extra keys does is determined by your window manager [11:05] assuming X is aware of them, which isn't always the case [11:11] yes, mine were configured out of the box [11:11] cant help you [11:22] Ok thanks [12:43] superm1: ping [01:38] Timelord: fire up xev and push those extra keys. if you get output, you can make use of them with xmodmap, for example. or lineak or similar tols. i bet google is full of howtos === cornell_work [n=40096ac9@ion.openthoughthosting.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === mythluvr [n=opera@79-67-251-91.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:22] Hi Guys [02:23] Is anyone on here running the multirec branch from svn by any chance? [02:24] is anyone here? [02:25] :'( [02:25] I'm here, but, I'm not running the multirec branch [02:26] OK [02:26] And, generally, I'm an "asker", not an "answerer" ;-) [02:26] I'm trying to work out a problem but trying to get my head around php at the same time........the relevent file is probably also in trunk [02:26] php knowledge? [02:28] Thanks anyway cornell === mythluvr [n=opera@79-67-251-91.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has left #ubuntu-mythtv [] === Tari [n=Tari@CPE-72-133-204-1.wi.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883 [n=tgm4883@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === temba [i=tem@e177173045.adsl.alicedsl.de] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [04:47] morning jono [04:47] what's up? [04:48] hey === foxbuntu [n=nick@75-167-96-45.desm.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:12] superm1, you around? [05:12] yes [05:12] how do I update the changelog again? [05:12] dch -v [05:12] ok [05:12] dch is the utilitiy [05:12] utility [05:12] superm1: i'll create a mythbuntu-trunk group for the trunk builds [05:13] if you dont mind [05:13] its got lots of options [05:13] laga, you mean on LP? [05:13] yes [05:13] sure that should work [05:13] yay [05:13] :( [05:13] err [05:13] :) [05:14] laga, i wast thinking about the trunk builds, you know what would be pretty neat? [05:15] no? [05:15] if there was builds for different branches like multirec, but i'm not sure it would be worth the effort [05:15] yeah [05:15] i wanna do that, definitely. [05:15] at least extend debian/rules to do that. [05:15] so name the normal trunk normally [05:16] and maybe the other branches all have packages suffixed with the type of branch it is [05:16] myth versions don't speak to each other, so it might open up support headaches [05:16] mind you, danielk does not want people to package up mythtv-vid [05:16] and make them conflicting upon each other [05:16] hexxeh|work, good point [05:16] hexxeh|work: no support for trunk packages unless it's a packaging problem [05:16] it's as simple as that [05:17] i will not be spoon-feeding anyone who insists on doing stupid things after being warned [05:18] you miss one vital detail though [05:18] yes? [05:19] When people know they're in the wrong, they'll waste your time by lying in bug reports [05:20] i'll come after them then [05:20] with a rusty spoon? [05:20] with a rusty ice cream dispenser [05:20] ;) [05:21] coo! [05:21] also, woo. i'm almost done converting my website from ye olde to stylish and modern [05:22] laga does this mean your close to having trunk functional :)? [05:22] superm1: the packages? [05:22] ya [05:22] superm1, I just commited the new version based on clearlooks you might check to make sure I did it right this time [05:22] yes. just got one weird error on install the other day, but i didn't bother to track it down. should be OK ;) [05:23] i'll perform a test install later [05:23] great cool [05:23] we can mirror you to arpms and uk.weeklybuilds.mythbuntu.org once axel gets back to me about the cron issue and then issue a big announcement :) [05:24] foxbuntu, as I recall i might have already bumped the debian/changelog in preparation before, but i'll check [05:24] we've got another apt repo mirror? [05:24] Daviey, you and axel thats it for now [05:24] cool [05:24] well I bumped it this time with a different version to note the upstream version [05:24] of gtk2-engines where clearlooks is [05:24] foxbuntu, did you update the dependencies [05:25] in debian/control [05:25] yes [05:28] so did I hose it up this time somewhere? === tembaa [i=pommes@e177163224.adsl.alicedsl.de] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:29] well [05:29] this version number is a mess [05:29] why is that? [05:29] well it doesnt matter where we are basing our sources from [05:29] our version shouldnt change because of that [05:30] to match theirs [05:30] I thought the first part should be the upstream version number [05:30] well yes in cases where your package comes from upstream [05:30] oh [05:30] but this package starts in bzr [05:30] just depends on some upstream packages [05:30] such as clearlooks [05:31] also. [05:31] if you want me to submit this with you in the changelog, you need a proper email address there [05:31] and since the package is all our own...we don't do that? [05:31] right. [05:31] ok [05:32] okay now debian/control [05:32] should I redo the changelog then? [05:32]