[00:13] mrand ive installed mythtv, its going to be a media machine and hopefully accessible enough for me to set it up. also hopefully will stream tv to other machines in the house eventually [00:18] Fudge: The short answer is that yes, you need to install both. One isn't very good without the other. [00:18] (both front and backend) [00:19] does mythtv install both or do i need to install all mythtv mythtv-front and back [00:19] Fudge, use MCC, it helps setup alot [00:19] mythbuntu-control-centre [00:19] im not sure if its compatible with orca but ill give it a go [00:21] Fudge: mythtv package installs both. As tgm4883 says, mcc is very nice, but I didn't try it with orca, so I don't know. [00:22] thanks mate, im installing it at the least someone could help set it up for me anyway [00:22] are there driver packages to help detect a capture card? i bought one that had been mentioned a lot of forums but it didnt seem to detect when i had it in this system [00:23] hmm [00:23] Fudge: Linux kernal supports most common capture cards. [00:23] mrand, restricted-extras? [00:23] kernel, that is. [00:23] *shrug* [00:23] that might not be drivers [00:23] but yea, kernel supports lots [00:23] what card [00:24] be back later [00:25] ill let u know :D [00:26] oh i cant remember [00:26] oops [00:33] ill see if i can find the list though [02:13] why if i played a video inside mythtv it stutter, but if i played the same move from VLC out side Mythtv it play just fine? [02:16] piper69, why don't you post some logs :) [02:16] !logs [02:16] MythTV logs are stored in /var/log/mythtv/ You can use mythbuntu-log-grabber from the Applications menu to automatically post the most relevant logs to our pastebin. [02:25] http://pastebin.com/jpM1BidU [02:25] tgm4883: ^^ [02:26] http://mythbuntu.pastebin.com/cRnAKXwa [02:28] hmm [02:28] your getting some buffer underrun errors [02:29] are you running 0.22 or 0.23? [02:30] 0.22 [02:30] is there 0.23 mythbuntu [02:31] i wonder if i can upgrade without losing my current recordings [02:32] !upgrade [02:32] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading [02:32] hmm [02:32] !auto% [02:32] Auto builds contain more recent bug fixes than the normal Ubuntu repository contains. See http://www.mythbuntu.org/auto-builds for more info. [02:32] thats what you want === 20QAA663X is now known as squinteyez [02:44] tgm4883: autobuild is asking me which version i want to update [02:44] 0.22 or 0.23 [02:45] well both have been released. 0.22 would give you more up to date packages than you currently have [02:45] 0.23 would to, because it is the next version after what you have [02:46] what oo you suggest update my current 022 or upgrade to 0.23 [02:53] 0.22 would be less impact [02:57] tgm4883: doing so right now [03:22] tgm4883: ok so how do i know it is setup or i have the latest [03:23] dpkg -l mythtv-frontend [03:23] 0.22.0+fixes23893-0u [03:26] yea that probably was the latest version of 0.22 [04:42] hello anyone from mexico? [11:06] back here [17:05] hi all, i'm using 10.04 but unfortunately have to fight a few problems. in the video browser, i always have 3 columns visible. which is a real pain, because having to deal with long file names, i can't read most of them. any idea how to get rid of one of the comlumns, to and up with only two? [17:05] oops, i'm talking of list mode! [17:22] aahz: have you tried different themes? If none of them meet your needs, it's time modify the xml of one that is closest to what you like ;-) [17:31] mrand: thanks, for the input. i think i'll try that. [17:59] is there preferred default settings that should be used for mytharchive? IE encoding reocrding profiles,etc. [18:27] dewman, it's assume the defaults are already set [18:27] that is kinda the definitions of default [21:39] I have a backend running Mythbuntu 10.04, and I'm trying to get a frontend running Ubuntu 9.10 to connect to it, but it says "Error: MythTV database has newer TV schema (1254) than expected (1244)." [21:39] Any idea what I can do? I am using the auto builds from mythtv so they should be the same version :/ [21:54] AZelphur: All your frontends and backends need to be running the same version..You will have to upgrade all your machines to the same version.. [21:54] gregl: but they are all running off the mythbuntu repo [21:54] doesn't the mythbuntu repo have the newer versions of myth for the older versions of ubuntu? [21:54] Azelphur: there is a 9.10 auto-builds for 0.23, but you ahve to select it. [21:55] I did select it [21:56] I went to the mythtv autobuilds section, grabbed the mythtv repos deb, installed it, selected 0.23 [21:56] then installed the frontend [21:56] and that's what I ended up with :( [21:56] do a mythfrontend --version in a terminal on each machine and you will see they don't match.. [21:56] they actually do match, that's the weird thing [21:57] oh wait, no they don't lol [21:57] Azelphur: what about the backend version then? Something isn't matching. [21:57] yea, the frontend on the 9.10 doesn't match, \o/ [21:57] and yea I can see it says it's 0.22, maybe I did something wrong. [21:58] and then after selecting 0.23, did you do an apt-get update and then apt-get upgrade? [21:59] Mythbuntu-control-center makes it really easy. [21:59] yea, I did [22:00] trying a reboot and then taking another look to see if I can figure out what's going on [22:00] trying to get mythtv to run on one of these, hehe http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3832397/2010-06-11%2022.35.06.jpg [22:00] [dl.dropbox.com] [22:00] hense my reluctance to update to 10.04, it won't boot on them for some reason :( [22:01] This should show you what repo and version you have installed, as well as if there is something newer that needs to be installed. apt-cache policy mythtv-frontend mythtv-backend [22:01] bbl [22:08] this is interesting, it says mythtv and a bunch of other things have been "kept back" when I try to apt-get upgrade [22:23] I feel dumb asking this but, I just installed mythbuntu and I can't figure out the root password. I know the pw I typed in when setting up the system. It works for synaptic, but not for sudo? cay anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? [22:23] there is no root password on ubuntu [22:23] that said, the password for synaptic should be the same as the password for sudo [22:27] Azelphur, dist-upgrade [22:27] that should let it go [22:27] apt-get dist-upgrade that is [22:28] yea, just got that far, it's failing during the dist-upgrade now [22:28] Azelphur, thanks, must be me being a dum a$$, [22:29] lol