[00:47] <menopb> hey guys...somehow I broke the mythbuntu 8.10 install.  I installed it, added the mysql service from MCC now when I try mysql I get computer.local cannot connect to this mysql db.  Where do I go from here?
[00:48] <menopb> oh...I also changed the bind address for mysql in the my.conf to the static Ip instead of the dreaded 127.0.0.1
[00:49] <menopb> and restarted the machine...then I tried the mysql -h -u mythtv -p...
[00:53] <sirhc_> hello menopb
[00:54] <menopb> howdy
[00:54] <sirhc_> have you read through this ... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=220027
[00:55] <sirhc_> i don't know if it applies to you but there is quite abit about mysql in there...
[00:56] <sirhc_> myself... i am trying to get some ideas about a usb ati remote i can't seem to get working.
[01:06] <menopb> ooooo...not cool...just got in as root for mysql and learned that the mythconverg db was not even made... that could be the problem...or one of them :)
[01:12] <menopb> okay...fixed that problem with  sudo dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-database  now on to the next step...if I can find a hint as to what it is... :)
[01:15] <sirhc_> wish i could help.. you're over my head. i am waiting to get all my hardware working before i try myth again. i didn't have much luck with mythbuntu.
[01:18] <menopb> woohoo...got the backend up and going....sweet...we are on the move now... ;)
[01:19] <menopb> fixed it with mythtv backend setup from the System menu
[01:19] <menopb> on to the FE...I hope
[01:21] <menopb> that was easy...it just worked....now...on to lirc... everyone's favorite app
[01:25] <sirhc_> good luck.. that is where i am stuck.
[01:38] <menopb> anyone know the driver for the IRblaster for lirc...or where to find it.  I am using MCC and I can get all but the driver....thanks
[01:48] <menopb> I have a serial IRblaster and a logitech remote that thinks it is a hauppauge remote.  I have in MCC Enable Remote; Remote: custom; Driver: blank; Modules: lirc_dev lirc_serial; Configuration: ***.hauppage; Device: /dev/lirc0
[01:49] <menopb> I can tell thet lircd is running...but no worky
[01:58] <sirhc_> have you tried gnome-lirc-properties ??
[02:00] <sirhc_> slick little app ... has alot of remotes and their configs preloaded
[02:00] <sirhc_> just can't get mine to work :-(
[02:06] <menopb> brb...restart
[02:16] <menopb> darn...found something on changing autoserial.conf to turn off kernel for serial, but no work...just went bak to old.....hmmmmmm..any ideas on what to try next
[02:23] <OnEdge> hey all, i have a question about mythbuntu 8.10 and my hard drive setup!
[02:24] <OnEdge> i have an 80GB hard drive for OS, then I have 3 400GB SATA hard drives for DATA, how should I configure them in MythBuntu?
[02:34] <menopb> okay...well I now know that the driver is not uirt2 unless I have the modules wrong
[02:35] <sirhc_> let partitioner set it up.. it should make one big partition for all four 400G's and the 80 for os and swap... i think
[02:36] <sirhc_> ... 3 400G's
[02:36] <OnEdge> what version of mythtv comes with mythbuntu 8.10?
[02:37] <OnEdge> i dont see the version in the release notes
[02:38] <OnEdge> i would like to upgrade to the lates 0.21 if i have to
[02:39] <sirhc_> i think its .20
[02:39] <OnEdge> is it easy to upgrade?
[02:40] <sirhc_> if i can get everything working in ubuntu 8.10 i am just going to get .21 as an add app.. thats my plan anyway..
[02:42] <sirhc_> mythbuntu = 0.20.2 --- http://www.mythbuntu.org/node/30
[02:44] <OnEdge> cool
[02:51] <sirhc_> menopb: any luck with that remote?
[02:52] <menopb> not yet...still guessing   ;)
[02:53] <sirhc_> did you try gnome-lirc-properties?
[02:55] <sirhc_> give me the details on your device .. i have g-l-p installed .. i will see if they are listed
[03:02] <sirhc_> for ir receiver it lists a "generic" "serial port receiver" "/dev/ttyS0" "16550A-compatible COM port"
[03:03] <sirhc_> for remote it has a "logitech" "value infared remote control"
[03:13] <menopb> I have run the MCC config for Lirc several times....if I run lircd from terminal, I get: config file contains no valid remote control definition
[03:20] <AnnonyMouse> Hi guys
[03:20] <AnnonyMouse> bought new machine, installed ubuntu, connected to my LCD TV
[03:21] <AnnonyMouse> Video is an ATI Saphire Radeon 256 with VGA, DVI & HDMI interfaces
[03:21] <AnnonyMouse> TV is a Sony Bravia
[03:22] <AnnonyMouse> using propietary drivers (courtesy of EnvyNG). Connected with HDMI cable & all looks good (even got the audio to work OK too!)
[03:23] <AnnonyMouse> My Bravia has an HDMI ("sync") remote control freature, to stop, pause, play, fwd & rew media
[03:23] <AnnonyMouse> any idea hot to pick up this interactions?
[03:24] <AnnonyMouse> may wave to make use of some sort if IRDA drive (i'm guessing)
[03:26] <noinip> Anyone have any experience getting the air2pc v1 cards to work?  I downloaded the fw and placed it in /lib/firmware but the backend setup still does not seem to detect it.
[03:26] <AnnonyMouse> nope, sry
[03:39] <sirhc_> so mouse, to understand, you are trying to control ubuntu with your tv through the hdmi?
[04:18] <AnnonyMouse> sirhc_ :  that's correct
[04:19] <AnnonyMouse> reading up a bit, & it may be as simple as the graphics card not being capable, but I see that the DHMI spec calls for HDMI devices to be "wired up", even if it's not implemented
[04:20] <AnnonyMouse> http://www.hdmi.org/learningcenter/glossary.aspx#27
[04:21] <AnnonyMouse> http://www.cepro.com/article/inside_hdmi_cec_the_little_known_control_feature/
[04:22] <sirhc_> hmmm .. very interesting. first i have heard of that.
[04:23] <AnnonyMouse> I wouldnt've know if it if my tv's remote didn't have the buttons
[04:23] <AnnonyMouse> was a case of: hmmmmm, interresting. how can I hack this?
[04:24] <superm1> kees, world of goo is really neat.  i'd actually consider buying this, but i'm not sure if i'd want the wii or linux version
[04:24] <sirhc_> lol.. hey, do you have any lirc exp?
[04:25] <AnnonyMouse> sirhc_ : not rly. got my macbook hacked to ubuntu to work with it's IR RC
[04:25] <AnnonyMouse> more luck than anything else
[04:27] <sirhc_> i am trying to get this ati usb remote with x10 rf receiver working. i read where many have done it but i can't for the life of me duplicate their results.
[04:27] <sirhc_> i know it has to be something simple and stupid i am missing or messing up... just can't put my finger on it.
[04:27] <AnnonyMouse> u can read IR bursts under ur proc or dev sub-dirs
[04:28] <AnnonyMouse> not sure how this maps 2 lirc
[04:29] <AnnonyMouse> poke the buys @ the lirc forum
[04:50] <kees> superm1: it's so addictive! wii one is $15; not sure the linux price. though with the linux one you can share with a wider leaderboard i think
[04:54] <MythbuntuGuest58> Using 8.10 "I" and when I go to Media Library, Play online streams and select a movie trailer, the window opens up and I usually see a "green" dialog box and then that window goes black and I hear sound. If I hit cancel and go right back the video starts and it works. Next time I go through the same sequence. I have to hit go twice to see the video. Any thoughts?
[04:56] <Sharkonwheels> Q: Got a super-OLD Hauppauge WinTV (#61201) PCI card. Will it work? bt878 based... MythTV keeps freezing on card access (schedule start, "watch TV" function, etc..)
[04:56] <Sharkonwheels> correction, entire system freezes, not just Myth
[04:57] <MythbuntuGuest58> I am running the HV-1600 and so far it works with the new "firmware" downloaded. You might have to update your firmware for that card.
[04:57] <MythbuntuGuest58> Make that HVR-1600.
[04:58] <Sharkonwheels> This card has got to be at least 8-10 years old. These things were $250-300 back in the day. In Myth setup, doing a channel scan doesn't freeze it, but reports "no signal" on all channels.
[04:58] <Sharkonwheels> Got half a mind to pop it in a nearby XP box I have, and make dead sure board is good :)
[04:59] <MythbuntuGuest58> I just got the HVr-1600 for $70. You might consider that one.
[05:01] <Sharkonwheels> might pop by Circuit City tomorrow and see if the "liquidation" had dropped prices on the cards yet.
[05:01] <Sharkonwheels> I dunno how much I wanna fuss with a 10-yo card :)
[05:02] <MythbuntuGuest58> I got mine at CC on liquidation too.
[05:02] <Sharkonwheels> I wanted to test myth on hardware I had (MSI K7N2Delta-ILSR board, Athlon XP3200+, 512MB, dual 80G SATAs, Radeon 9550XL,)
[05:02] <MythbuntuGuest58> Does it use cx18 module or another one?
[05:02] <Sharkonwheels> mine? mine's a straight bt878 board
[05:03] <MythbuntuGuest58> Are you runnin linux or windows?
[05:03] <Sharkonwheels> Mythbuntu 8.10
[05:03] <Sharkonwheels> just d/l last night :)
[05:03] <MythbuntuGuest58> Linux version, right?
[05:03] <Sharkonwheels> yep
[05:03] <tgm4883> Is there a windows version of Mythbuntu?
[05:03] <MythbuntuGuest58> look at dmesg to see what driver is loaded, or use lsmod
[05:04] <Sharkonwheels> uses the bt878 driver - saw that in dmesg
[05:04] <MythbuntuGuest58> issue dmesg | grep bt878 and make sure it says "initialized"
[05:04] <Sharkonwheels> powered it down to pop the card into a fresh XP box - already downloaded the XP driver+sw
[05:04] <Sharkonwheels> lemme check - haven't yanked it yet...brb
[05:05] <AnnonyMouse1> tgm4883 : think there's a windows-based client for the myth backend
[05:06] <AnnonyMouse1> if ur desperte, u can run it inside a VM, or as a livecd
[05:11] <Sharkonwheels> I don't see "initialized" but I see "registered device video0" then "registered device vbi0"
[05:11] <Sharkonwheels> lsmod shows a bunch of mods related to the bttv/bt878 devices
[05:12] <Sharkonwheels> it identifies the card, version, capabilities, registers video0, bttv0, etc.. MythTV recognizes /dev/video0 exists, and that it's the television portion
[05:13] <Sharkonwheels> (as well as the other ports - 2-composite, 1 S-Video)
[05:13] <Sharkonwheels> I'm shocked this box even works - A-XP 2500+ (1800mHz) overclocked to about 2400mHz since 2003 :)
[05:16] <MythbuntuGuest58> Do you see a positive "initialized" to indicate the card has loaded properly?
[05:17] <MythbuntuGuest58> I think it has to "initialize", at least the instructions for my card says it has to show "initialized" or it doesn't work. I can confirm that this is the case.
[05:18] <Sharkonwheels> I grep'd for "initialize" and it wasn't there for the bt878/bttv. just said "registered device video0"
[05:19] <MythbuntuGuest58> I could see /dev/video0 too but until I loaded updated drivers the card didn't work right. I locked up at least once with the older driver.
[05:19] <Sharkonwheels> maybe it's a diff between the 2 drivers? yours uses the cx* driver, correct?
[05:19] <MythbuntuGuest58> I also confirmed that even though 8.10 "I" was supposed to have HVR-1600 drivers included, it didn't work.
[05:20] <Sharkonwheels> looking through dmesg, it APPEARS that the AGP card and the WinTV are both using INT-A. mebbe I need to manually switch the interrupts ?
[05:21] <MythbuntuGuest58> Yes, that could cause a problem for certain.
[05:22] <Sharkonwheels> bios shows PCI slots 1/4 sharing, 2/5 sharing, and 3 solo, so lemme move it to slot 3 :)
[05:32] <MythbuntuGuest58> The HVR-1600 uses cx18 modules and I did have to update them.
[05:33] <Sharkonwheels> same diff - high IRQ's, so no diff - 19 for the video, 17 for the WinTV.
[05:34] <Sharkonwheels> got about 1-1.5 seconds of video going to "Watch TV" on MythTV front-end, and then entire machine froze
[05:34] <Sharkonwheels> OSD shows "WinTV TVi" which is what I named the television input of /dev/video0 in MythTV Setup, so the card is "sorta' working"
[05:35] <Sharkonwheels> wondering what's making it freeze? Mebbe I'll try standard clocking, no OC, although I've NEVER had a problem in what, 6 years? who knows...
[05:36] <MythbuntuGuest58> what did you use for your capture card settings? analog or digital?
[05:36] <Sharkonwheels> wait a sec - video froze, machine is *NOT* frozen!
[05:36] <Sharkonwheels> Got no remote - you know kb commands off-hand? channel up/down?
[05:36] <Sharkonwheels> analog
[05:36] <MythbuntuGuest58> arrow up/down
[05:37] <Sharkonwheels> d/ling pdf manual now - that was a SERIOUS rtfm question, sorry :)
[05:39] <MythbuntuGuest58> did you use mpeg2 or v4l settings?
[05:40] <MythbuntuGuest58> I don't know your card well enough to know if it uses mpeg or v4l, but if it is v4l you will need to update the driver.
[05:44] <Sharkonwheels> v4l
[05:44] <Sharkonwheels> analog
[05:45] <MythbuntuGuest58> did you use the wget command to get new v4l drivers?
[05:45] <Sharkonwheels> has v2 flavor, though - still gotta update it? Was gonna check the BIOS to make sure the PCI clock wasn't getting upped by the OC
[05:46] <Sharkonwheels> nope - that like a mandatory must-do? even on 8.10?
[05:46] <Sharkonwheels> v4l update, I mean
[05:46] <MythbuntuGuest58> You need to search for something similar to this.
[05:46] <MythbuntuGuest58>  wget http://dl.ivtvdriver.org/ivtv/firmware/cx18-firmware.tar.gz
[05:46] <MythbuntuGuest58> tar -xzvf cx18-firmware.tar.gz
[05:46] <MythbuntuGuest58> sudo cp cx18-firmware/*.fw /lib/firmware/$KERNEL_VERSION/
[05:46] <MythbuntuGuest58> oops. wait that is the driver.
[05:47] <MythbuntuGuest58> sudo apt-get install mercurial linux-headers-$KERNEL_VERSION build-essential
[05:48] <MythbuntuGuest58> hg clone http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb
[05:48] <MythbuntuGuest58> that is two separate commands.
[05:48] <MythbuntuGuest58> Then compile and install:
[05:48] <MythbuntuGuest58> cd v4l-dvb
[05:49] <MythbuntuGuest58> make
[05:49] <MythbuntuGuest58> sudo make install
[05:49] <MythbuntuGuest58> sudo make unload
[05:49] <MythbuntuGuest58> sudo modprobe cx18
[05:49] <MythbuntuGuest58> change the modprobe to your module
[05:49] <MythbuntuGuest58> then reboot
[05:50] <MythbuntuGuest58> This link might help (it is for my card but similar for you)
[05:50] <MythbuntuGuest58> http://mythtv.org/wiki/Hauppauge_HVR-1600#Issues_and_Problems
[05:51] <Sharkonwheels> lemme connect here on that box...brb...
[05:55] <Sharkonwheels> OK - back...
[05:55] <Sharkonwheels> I see you're using the CX driver, and ivtv, but mine doesn't use that...
[05:57] <Sharkonwheels> looks like V4L is in the kernel
[06:00] <MythbuntuGuest58> It is but appears to need updated. My card wouldn't work until I updated both the v4l driver and the modules for my hardware.
[06:01] <MythbuntuGuest58> Did you find an article specific to your card anywhere?
[06:01] <Sharkonwheels> hmm...lemme google for bttv and v4l
[06:07] <Sharkonwheels> Q: Ya think it's *necessary* I run the AMd driver, and not the open-source one? instructions made it sound like it was needed, to get the TV-Out from the Radeon 9550XL
[06:07] <Sharkonwheels> it looks like now it can tune, but can't stick - vid freezes, sometimes freezes, then goes, then freezes..
[06:08] <MythbuntuGuest58> I didn't get any hits on Google that looked promising.
[06:10] <Sharkonwheels> one more thing I'm gonna check...
[06:10] <wyrdvans> Has anyone managed to get the remote working on the DVICO Fusion7 HDTV Dual Express?
[06:12] <MythbuntuGuest58> Found this:
[06:12] <MythbuntuGuest58> Tuners: Hauppauge WinTV (using bt878, bttv, and tuner linux modules)
[06:13] <MythbuntuGuest58> Performance:Using a standard Mythbuntu install I have been able to watch tv using xawtv with no recompiling of kernel modules. It just worked out of the box!!! I have gotten MythTV to play TV using the V4L Capture Card and not the MPEG2 as it says in the manual.
[06:13] <Sharkonwheels> mine can' use mpeg2, as it has none - it is like 8-10yo!
[06:13] <MythbuntuGuest58> He didn't say which version of Mythbuntu he ran.
[06:14] <Sharkonwheels> newer ones I'm sure have the mpeg2 encoders, and while you COULD use them straight w/out mpeg2, that would waste CPU cycles, and slow it down for nothing!
[06:15] <MythbuntuGuest58> Agree. Mine doesn't seem to put any strain on the CPU. I'm actually running it on a 1G box.
[06:15] <Sharkonwheels> tried making sure the freq was set to cable, and not OTA, bu made no diff - still freezing video
[06:15] <Sharkonwheels> hey, at least the whole danged machine isn't freezing anymore!
[06:15] <Sharkonwheels> gonna check the PCI bus speed in the BIOS - ogtta reboot - brb
[06:15] <Sharkonwheels> btw, thanks for the assist - you've been MOST gracious, even witht he easy RTFM q's !
[06:15] <MythbuntuGuest58> Still sounds like the drivers aren't fully loaded. Myth isn't able to talk to the hardware.
[06:16] <MythbuntuGuest58> I'm new to this but having fun again.
[06:16] <Sharkonwheels> it can, sorta' - it can tune a channel, but the video pops in-and-out. could be the board's a POS - it's 10yo ! ben in the garage for like 3-4 years
[06:16] <Sharkonwheels> brb
[06:17] <MythbuntuGuest58> Time for a cheap replacement. Ie, CC close out special.
[06:45] <Sharkonwheels> Heh - this will throw you for a loop:
[06:46] <Sharkonwheels> I can RECORD fine, and see the thumbnail view when looking through the list of recordings
[06:46] <Sharkonwheels> just can't watch live :)
[06:46] <Sharkonwheels> me thinks it's probably some issue with vid driver
[06:46] <Sharkonwheels> No audio - seems it ain't finding my mainboard audio. I assume if Linux found audio, I'd have the volume button upper right, yes?
[06:46] <Sharkonwheels> My ubuntu and UltimateEdition machines have it
[07:40] <MythbuntuGuest58> Yes, my screen shows volume control and I do have audio.
[15:55] <Siljo> hello
[15:56] <Siljo> i have problems with mythbuntu    on backend i have a playlist for iptv and it works fine  bun in front end then i click watch tv nothin happens.  thank you
[15:57] <Siljo> capture card is network recorder with given m3p playlistž
[19:17] <Crewsr3> I'm trying to display my myth box on my SDTV, I need help configuring my video card to displace 640x480
[19:17] <Crewsr3> I can ssh into from this computer
[19:20] <sirhc_> what kind of video card?
[19:20] <Crewsr3> nvidia   what command can I run to look it up?
[19:22] <Siljo>  i have problems with mythbuntu    on backend i have a playlist for iptv and it works fine  bun in front end then i click watch tv nothin happens.  thank you
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[19:23] <sirhc_> you are using nvidia propietary driver..?
[19:23] <Crewsr3> sirhc_, yes I have the glx drivers installed
[19:25] <sirhc_> ok.. here is what happened to me in mythbuntu... during install if i said " enable tv out" once the install finised only tv out would work.. no vga.. so i started over reinstalled .. left off enable tv ..
[19:26] <sirhc_> then got the nvidia drivers and updated.. then i got a neat app nvtv which controls the tv out on nvidia cards..
[19:26] <sirhc_> so now i can have vga and tv .. either clone or dual display.. make sense?
[19:27] <sirhc_> i can change either resoulution to anything i want.. independent to each other..
[19:31] <sirhc_> oh.. and you know you have to run nvidia x from the console in order to save the config file.. also i had to turn off desktop effects to get my terminal and window close / minimize buttons / drag window back after installing nvidia drivers..
[20:19] <neoneddy> question: I had a recording that was just recording.. I had to reboot mid-recording.. now it won't keep recording, it thinks it did already
[20:26] <neoneddy> Hmm even override isn't working
[20:30] <neoneddy> it's like it thinks it already recorded it.. can I purse the old records?
[20:30] <neoneddy> purge
[20:30] <neoneddy> You know anything about the recording system of MythTV?
[20:31] <JEDIDIAH__> r u talking about the mechanics of recording or the scheduling system?
[20:31] <neoneddy> more of the scheduling... I had to reboot a few times mid recording and now it won't record the current program
[20:32] <neoneddy> Daytona 500
[20:32] <neoneddy> I tried a schedule override, still nod ice
[20:34] <JEDIDIAH__> it should record the rest of the program.
[20:34] <JEDIDIAH__> it should show up as multiple copies of the same program name.
[20:36] <neoneddy> It did for a while.. like after every reboot it kept restarting the cording so I had 3 or 4 clips... I started watching the currently recording one, then it stopped... the status was it was still recording, however it was letting you go past 4 minutes into it or so.  so I removed the schedule, stopped the recording, then tried to recreate the schedule
[20:36] <neoneddy> and now it says "MythTV Status:  	This showing was recorded."
[20:51] <vizo1> I am going to try to install mythvodka but I dont know where mythplugins sorc directory is. Can soe one tell me?
[20:52] <neoneddy> I'm not sure eaither
[20:57] <vizo1> ah http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1006069
[21:32] <badpc> how do i get over the air hdtv to work on mythbuntu?
[21:33] <neoneddy> I'm using the HD Homerun
[21:33] <neoneddy> works well
[21:33] <badpc> neoneddy: what is that
[21:33] <badpc> a package?
[21:33] <neoneddy> it's a network based tuner
[21:33] <neoneddy> what tuner are you trying to use?
[21:34] <badpc> hauppauge wintv 1600
[21:34] <neoneddy> are those even supported?  I know I was looking at one like that.. is it the dual HDTV and SDTV tuner?
[21:35] <badpc> when i scan for channels in the backend it comes up with nothing
[21:35] <neoneddy> ahh... what settigns are you using?
[21:35] <badpc> NTSC
[21:36] <neoneddy> I meant like, the scanning settings
[21:36] <badpc> TRIED THEM ALL
[21:36] <badpc> sry caps
[21:36] <neoneddy> have an antenna hooked up?
[21:36] <badpc> yup
[21:36] <neoneddy> also do you have a cable provider?
[21:36] <badpc> yes
[21:36] <neoneddy> who?
[21:37] <badpc> cox
[21:37] <neoneddy> try hooking your cable up to it and scan it like a cable signal with QAM256
[21:37] <neoneddy> I have comcast and they rebroads cast it for you
[21:37] <neoneddy> it's the OTA signal, but no antenna required
[21:38] <badpc> ok havent tried that yet was just trying to see if i could get broadcast signal
[21:38] <badpc> ill be back
[22:15] <vizo1> anyone have mythvodka working?
[22:16] <rhpot1991> vizo1: might want to catch tgm4883 if he is around, IIRC he was packaging that a little while back
[22:16] <vizo1> cool
[22:16] <vizo1> looks like I have everythting built
[22:16] <vizo1> I just dont see it in my menu
[22:47] <Marsupilami23> Can someone help me figure out why my frontend is not connecting to my backend?
[22:48] <Marsupilami23> Both are on the same computer
[23:03] <rjmunro> I've got an old debian installation running some MythTV debs I got from somewhere. Can I change my /etc/apt/sources.list to mythbuntu, do a dist upgrade, and upgrade my system keeping most of my settings and things I have recorded in the past, or is there no hope of that working smoothly?
[23:08] <superm1> that's iffy rjmunro
[23:09] <superm1> i would make sure you back up everything important first before you try
[23:19] <hads> It might work, but yeah, I can see it breaking.
[23:20] <hads> I've cross-graded from Debian to Ubuntu once to see if it would work. It didn't for me.
[23:21] <vizo1> ok I am trying to change library.xml to show mythvodka but it does not show in th menu s there a log I can check why?
[23:35] <tgm4883> vizo1, make sure that the plugin is installed?
[23:36] <tgm4883> vizo1, cause if you don't actually have libmythvodka.so in the plugin dir then it wont show up
[23:36] <vizo1> ok
[23:37] <vizo1> the libmythvodka.so ?
[23:37] <tgm4883> yea, if thats not in the right dir, then you don't get the menu option
[23:37] <tgm4883> is there a reason you are compiling it?
[23:38] <vizo1> learning how it all workss
[23:38] <tgm4883> ah
[23:38] <tgm4883> did you follow a guide or anything?
[23:39] <vizo1> whats on the wiki and looking at this thread http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1006069
[23:40] <vizo1> where is the plugin dir again?
[23:41] <tgm4883> /usr/lib/mythtv/plugins
[23:42] <vizo1> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root  810756 2009-02-15 17:36 libmythvoka.so*
[23:42] <vizo1> oh wait
[23:42] <vizo1> spelling erro
[23:43] <tgm4883> yea that would be a problem
[23:44] <vizo1> ok now it shaowed and I have a setup screen
[23:45] <tgm4883> alright, so you should be good to go
[23:46] <vizo1> hmm
[23:46] <vizo1> how do I check if I curl
[23:46] <vizo1> used to gentoo
[23:46] <tgm4883> if it's installed?
[23:47] <vizo1> yah
[23:47] <tgm4883> you could check via dpkg -l curl
[23:47] <tgm4883> or I would just apt-get install curl
[23:47] <tgm4883> and if it's already installed it won't do anything
[23:47] <vizo1> cool
[23:48] <vizo1> and now I think I have to do get_iplayer
[23:49] <vizo1>  nope that works from command line
[23:49] <tgm4883> IIRC, get_iplayer is shipped with mythvodka
[23:49] <vizo1> cool
[23:51] <vizo1> ok if this works I will oficially haave mythfront end that handles blu-ray rips and hulu:-D
[23:53] <vizo1> tgm4883: thanks alot
[23:53] <vizo1> can I run gethulu.pl before I start test it the player?
[23:55] <tgm4883> vizo1, honestly, i'm not a real fan of mythvodka in it's current implementation
[23:57] <vizo1> hrmm why not?
[23:59] <tgm4883> it's kinda a pain to use, especially if you have multiple machines
[23:59] <tgm4883> it takes a long time to update each day
[23:59] <vizo1> wont cron job help?