[00:00] hey team, does mythbuntu use pulseaudio at all or is it planning on using it in upcoming releases? [00:00] i notice its installed on my intrepid desktop but not on my intrepid mythbuntu box by default [00:01] abarbaccia1, IIRC, mythtv doesn't work with pulseaudio [00:01] That could be old info though [00:15] well mythtv would still pump through alsa, and then theres teh pulseaudio layer on top of that i believe. [00:15] i just wanna play music from my desktop through my surroundsound without using the myth stuff [00:15] that's all [00:19] tgm4883_laptop, myth works with pulse [00:19] tgm4883_laptop, they fixed the bug on myth's end [00:20] yeah i just dug up the bug reports in trac [00:20] does mythbuntu have pulse installed though, it doesn't seem to [00:21] or at least not on the diskless frontend images... [00:21] might be adding that one in soon... [00:41] Uhm. [00:42] ... yeah, I somehow managed to break the connection between the frontend and the backend on my new mythbuntu install. What's the name of that .conf file I should be editing to fix it? [00:42] * Batshua is made of loss and fail [03:02] elp-hay === acloseX is now known as acloseX|away [03:28] Im running a via epia m front end and playback is very jittrey, is there any setting that will help with this? === acloseX|away is now known as acloseX [03:39] What is tearing? I've heard alot of people complain about tearing with VDPAU, but what is it? [03:56] * Batshua tears hair out [03:56] ... I just can't get things working. One thing gets fixed, another thing breaks. [03:56] I know mysql is screwed up somehow, but I don't know how to fix it. [03:58] !mysql | Batshua [03:58] hmmmm [03:59] !mysql | Batshua [03:59] Batshua: If you are having problems connecting to your mysql database, you can perform the following to reconfigure it: 1. sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.0 (pay attention to the root password you set, you will need it for the next step) 2. sudo dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-database 3. sudo dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-common [03:59] Im running a via epia m front end and playback is very jittrey, is there any setting that will help with this? [03:59] Im running a via epia m front end and playback is very jittrey, is there any setting that will help with this? [04:01] I read about XvMC but see no settings in the front end [04:02] Zinn: Thanks tons, here goes nothing. [04:03] okay so I probably have to re-re-configure mysql because it now believes the user logging in to be root [04:03] and that's probably a very bad idea [04:03] but but but but [04:03] now everything talks to everything again [04:26] onto solving my next problem. "watch tv" gives me only a blank screen. [04:26] no errors reported in the mythfrontend log [04:27] it is trying to interface with my cable box, but no joy [04:35] !blank% | Batshua [04:35] Batshua: If you try to watch tv and are greeted with a blank screen and a return to the menu then please check the permissions on your recording directory. It should be owned by mythtv:mythtv, have permissions of 775, and not be inside your home directory === acloseX is now known as acloseX|away [04:36] okay dumb question [04:37] oh, huh [04:37] hold on. [04:50] HOORAY [04:50] I can haz a signal. [04:50] mostly. [04:50] it sorta kinda works. but hell, i got some signals [04:50] Batshua: Please watch your language. [05:04] eh? === acloseX|away is now known as acloseX === acloseX is now known as acloseX|away === foxbuntu_laptop is now known as foxbuntu === croppa_ is now known as croppa [16:26] hi [16:27] i discover something strange, my remote works but no lirc is running, can annyone tell me which process does this? [16:27] running mythbuntu 8.10 [16:31] built in kernel support for your remote [16:32] so how to confiure it then? [16:32] due it only knows some keys [16:32] or how to use lirc [16:33] you have to disable kernel from using it then by making an fdi file [16:33] could you tell me how to do? [16:34] modify /usr/share/hal/fdi/preprobe/20thirdparty/lirc.fdi [16:34] and add the matching key for your remote from lshal [16:37] okay thanks i try [16:44] superm1: i edited the file rebootet and my remote is no more working yet ( through dbus ), but there's too no device i just got /dev/lircd [16:44] no /dev/lirc0 or sth like this [17:45] tifereth, you still have to configure it with dpkg-reconfigure lirc [17:45] making that HAL change should have just turned off the kernel exclusively locking it [17:47] okay thanks but already found out [17:48] the device is /dev/input/event6 [17:48] i now have an comple lircd.conf is there a way to create the mythlirc conf out of it? [17:48] mythbuntu-lirc-generator [17:48] ah... thanks [20:41] hello [21:03] http://xkcd.com/ [21:05] wow, totally wrong window [21:37] Hi. I have a mythtv-box and a network-attached-storage (NAS) that contains mp3 files. I can mount it's share without problems. But whenever I try to play a file, for instance with mpg123, it just hangs. Any idea what the reason could be, or where to start searching the error? It worked until yesterday, I did not perform any changes to my network/system. [21:38] Mounting the share from a different computer and playing from there works fine === acloseX|away is now known as acloseX [23:27] I'm currently running myth under Fedora 8. I figure I'm going to need to upgrade since it's EOL for F8. Before I setup my original system, I tried MythDora and it was very fussy about upgrading as it would pouch the system. Is mythbunu like that? [23:34] I successfully upgraded my mythbuntu system before- it worked quite well, and nothing broke === acloseX is now known as acloseX|away === acloseX|away is now known as acloseX [23:48] thanks for the info [23:48] Does VDPAU work? I just bought a 9500GT === acloseX is now known as acloseX|away