=== javatexan01 is now known as javatexan === [1]javatexan is now known as javatexan [01:54] is there going to be imon pad support in lircd or do i have to compile from source [02:03] hi [02:04] anyone using an Imon remote control ? [02:07] hey, is it better to hook my computer to my plasma tv with an svideo cable? or VGA cable? [02:07] all i want to do is watch movies from my comp on my tv [02:15] hi [02:18] vga cable [02:19] svideo is limited to 480p [02:19] ok, what is vga limited to? :) [02:20] how old is plasma [02:20] you should be able to full output all the way up to 1080 [02:20] ok! :) i just got this plasma 3 weeks ago [02:21] I am not a plasma expert but if you do a check in your manual it will usually tell you what it outputs on what interface [02:21] ok :) thx [02:21] i am guessing it should have no issue doing 1080i [02:21] if it can do 1080p speciffy that in your xorg [02:22] well this plasma tv is only a 720p === javatexan02 is now known as javatexan [03:12] http://readlist.com/lists/mythtv.org/mythtv-users/8/40570.html [03:12] basically, like this guy asks, is there a way to just use nuvexport as a jon? [03:13] I've hunted for documentation but cant see anything that mentions it. Is [03:13] it even possible? [03:40] yeah it is possible [03:40] user job [03:42] you'd have to script the commands into a text file i'd suppose [03:42] something like nuvexport < blah.txt [04:11] http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Nuvexport#Automating_The_Process [04:11] Like that script? [04:13] yeah that looks pretty good [16:10] hi all [16:12] I'm upgrade mythbuntu to hardy, and the last update broke allmost all plugins. Do you know if will be an updated packages soon ? [16:25] maybe. maybe not. that's the fun of running pre-release unstable software [17:02] indeed [17:03] MythbuntuGuest08, yes they will be available this week [17:04] MythbuntuGuest08, if you want to grab them, let me get you a link [17:04] they're already built, just waiting in the NEW section of the hardy queue for archive admin ack [17:05] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+queue?start=180 [17:05] expand the mythplugins thing on that page [17:05] and you can grab any of the binaries that you wanted/needed [17:20] superml, thanks a lot I checkit when i return home. === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [18:01] whats going on [18:21] Does anyone have MythTV and Fiber optic TV? [18:22] I am having trouble with how to gwt Myth Tv to work with the set top box [18:23] Anyone? [18:24] fesha, if nobody here knows, someone might answer faster on #mythtv-users [18:27] fesha, i'd like to hear on that too though :) [18:27] ATT uverse is avail in my area [18:27] hhmm, this is strange. Ubuntu's mythtv packages are built with --compile-type=debug... but mythplugins are not. Is there a reason why? [18:27] that should be sourced from the config file included in mythplugin build [18:28] when it includes libmyth-dev [18:29] I do want to debug something in a mythtv plugin I'm modifying... [18:29] well i'm pretty sure that parameter carries over [18:29] but in case it doesnt , we can fix the build :) [18:30] superm1, the debug debug symbol parameter? [18:30] yeah [18:31] where does debian store the symbols anyway? [18:31] when the package crashes the package gets grabbed [18:31] its a .ddeb [18:32] * hendrixski confused... packages crash? [18:32] oh, so if the program crashes it grabs the debug package automatically? [18:32] when a binary in the package crashes [18:32] or if the package upgrade crashes [18:33] both cases trigger apport [18:33] or package removal too [18:34] ah, now apport is that thing that reports useful information from the crashes, right? [18:34] yeah [18:34] including stack traces [18:34] which it builds from debug symbols [18:34] ah... wow, I totally didn't see that anywhere while googling this before :-/ [18:35] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2006-September/000195.html [18:35] that discusses it all [18:35] sweet [18:35] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AptElfDebugSymbols [18:35] and that is useful to see [18:35] some stuff has changed to an extent though [18:35] i want to say the ddebs are stored somewhere else [18:35] but i dont know where the updated spec is on it [18:36] aha, and I can use those symbols with stepping through gdb the same way that apport does, right? [18:36] exactly [18:36] i'm pretty sure that you should be able to [18:36] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport [18:36] that will explain the process [18:36] of how the crash report is made [18:36] and where it shows up [18:37] so the apport-retrace command is probably what is most useful for you [18:37] nice [18:38] :-) and gdb on Ubuntu is patched to read wherever it is that those ddebs store the symbols right? or would I need to configure it to look there myself? [18:38] ... :-p or should I be asking this question on Ubuntu-motu instead :-p [18:38] you'll have to look at how apport does it in more depth to see [18:38] right [18:38] ubuntu-devel might be the better place to ask if you cant sort it out yourself [18:39] ah Ok [18:39] so I'll read the links you sent me and then ask on ubuntu-devel if I need to [18:39] best of luck :) [18:39] thanks superm1, that really clears it up a lot for me [20:50] hey superm1: doing another build [21:07] got a question i am starting over mythconverg db but i want to keep my show recording information so i copy 'data' form record* to new db is there anything else? [21:22] npurciful, umm, I think so lemme double check [21:26] it does interact with channel, record_temp, recordmatch, recordpasswd, etc. [21:26] you might want to look at what you have in those as well, if it's required information [21:26] okay [21:28] man, I can't get debug symbol packages into a repository. apt-ftparchive and dpkg-scanpackages just don't pick them up :-( === kjetil__ is now known as KjetilK [21:35] hendrixski: hey i checked out channel (pulled that form listings SD), recordtemp (havent got that table), recordmatch ( populates on backend startup), recordpasswd (no passwords) [21:36] i transfered data and it seems to be running normal [21:37] npurciful, nice. Yeah, I just looked up a few diagrams of what other information that table might possibly need, hoping that it would help avoid any crashes. [21:37] :-) [21:56] yep everything seem to be cool [22:03] brb === slestak is now known as slestak|away [22:35] hey guys...I am having trouble getting a new FE to connect to existing BE....Its almost like the port is not open to the 'public', just on localhost. Anyone have that before? [22:51] javatexan, that would be pretty normal behaviour [22:51] javatexan, 1) ensure mysql is network-enabled (it's off by default in debian-based distros) 2) go into mythtv-setup and ensure mythbackend is bound to a network address, not 127.0.0.1 [22:52] well I am on mythbuntu.... [22:53] same rules apply [22:54] the file you want is /etc/mysql/my.cnf, update bind-address with a network address [22:55] okay...him work [22:55] thank you [22:56] wow...this is getting easier and easier to understand. Crap! I am being assimulated.....NO!!! LMAO [23:24] anyone here farmilar with vnc? [23:25] i was able to vnc into my mythbox now i can't i get the following error "no password configured for VNC auth