[00:01] * pcluser goes to look into fstab [02:55] Hi All. Is this the Mythbuntu channel? [02:55] I thought I typed in #mythbuntu but the name says #ubuntu-mythtv at the top now [02:57] Ok I'll take silence as a yes. [02:57] I'm using Mythbuntu 10.10. I'm having trouble viewing LiveTV...it goes back to the login screen. Any idea how to fix it? [03:02] nope, don't use 10.10 [03:02] maybe someone will be around in 12hours or so [03:02] dunno if anyone else will be on tonight [03:05] Newbuntu81: check the frontend and backend logs [03:10] Is this the newest Mythtv/Mythbuntu? [03:10] Newbuntu81: check the frontend and backend log [03:10] whoops [03:10] MythTV Version : 26437 [03:10] MythTV Branch : branches/release-0-23-fixes [03:10] Network Protocol : 23056 [03:10] Library API : 0.23.1.201000710-1 [03:10] QT Version : 4.7.0 [03:11] defently not [03:11] I didn't even think that existed in 10.10 [03:13] oh, it is 0.23.1 for 10.10 [03:13] I'm running 0.24 on 10.04 [03:14] beats me [03:14] i'm updating it now. [03:14] i had installed all of the System updates, but not Myth updates. [03:15] I'm surprised it isn't set to allow Myth updates by default [03:15] it shouldn't be, that would be evil [03:15] cause if you have mythtv on more than one system, all of them need to update at the same time, or they won't talk [03:20] oh that's true. brb reboot [03:20] ok now my versioning shows: [03:20] MythTV Version : v0.24-151-g1a69c92 [03:20] MythTV Branch : fixes/0.24 [03:20] Network Protocol : 63 [03:20] Library API : 0.24.20101129-1 [03:20] QT Version : 4.7.0 [03:21] I DO have to reboot for changes to take effect, right? [03:30] grumble, he is gone [03:31] mrand: it sounds like he has the xvmc issue [03:40] rhpot1991: there are number of possible causes. xvmc was causing crashes out of X. [03:41] mrand: I thought we decided to drop xvmc support? [03:41] yes. [03:41] I was saying that if his wasn't crashing, it probably wasn't xvmc [03:41] was he on an old build? [03:49] * patdk-lap is just using gnome [03:49] and it randomly crashs [03:50] but not enough to really bother me [03:52] Thanks guys, for help in getting my swap file running. [04:34] patdk-lap: we aren't talking about xfce (a window manager like gnome). xvmc is a video decode offload, like vdpau. [04:48] Can anyone state what firmware should be used for setting up the HVR-2250 with Mythbuntu 10.10? [04:50] Should it be 1) NXP7164-2010-03-10.1.fw, or 2) v4l-saa7164-1.0.3.fw? I want both tuners set to cable, not over the air. [04:56] Newbuntu81: I'd search the mythtv-users mailing list, or maybe ubuntu forums. [05:14] What distro are you using with myth anyway? [05:18] What's the newest stable kernel for Mythbuntu? [07:00] hey anyone awake [07:00] I just installed mythbuntu on my shuttle w/ ati tv wonder pro tv tuner on it [07:01] doesnt seem to be pulling any signal no matter what [07:01] i have been reading msg boards all day trying to figure it out [07:01] hit me up if someone comes in [07:03] hey hpeter [07:04] LuckyPyrate: have you checked if that tv tuner is supported? [07:04] yes it seems to be [07:04] all the boards i have read says it is [07:04] though some say mythbuntu identifies it as something it isnt [07:04] but it seems to be [07:04] according to dmsg [07:07] http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/ATI/AMD [07:07] [www.linuxtv.org] ATI/AMD - LinuxTVWiki [07:08] aslong as you have a more recent kernel it should be supported [07:09] yes mine is third in list [07:09] once it comes up under /dev/video* then you would go into mythbackend setup and set it up under there [07:09] but every time i go to scan for channels it cannot fidn anything [07:09] im using an antennae [07:09] its an analog card [07:09] are you in the us? [07:09] yes [07:10] have you heard about the digital switch? [07:10] i use us-bcast [07:10] so this card is analog...wont work at all [07:10] damn [07:10] LuckyPyrate: Please watch your language. [07:10] oops sorry [07:10] i am pretty sure there has not been analog broadcast in the us for a while [07:10] i know i didnt know this card was analog [07:11] oh well i guess i will have to buy something more up to date [07:11] i could be wrong but to my knowledge you will not find anything. A good way to test that would be to hook up your antenna to a tv and scan there to see if you pickup any channels [07:11] thanks for your help [07:11] yes i do [07:11] there are plenty of digital channels [07:11] i just didnt realize this was a analog card [07:11] pickup analog channels [07:11] thanks for your help [07:11] neg [07:11] its listed as an analog channel [07:12] if you want to record digital broadcast (i.e. antenna) you get a tunner that supports atsc. QAM if for recording from the wire such as from a cable provider [07:12] hmm [10:35] hi i installed the autobuild deps, right after a new mythbuntu install, but if i run mythbackend -v it looks for libmythtv-0.23.1.so.0 which it obviously doesn't find [10:35] did i do something wrong? [10:46] hmm in synaptic i saw several parts were still 0.23.... so i'm updating that [10:46] didn't pick it up with apt-get update/upgrade [12:25] stanman246: See what sudo apt-get dist-upgrade wants to do. [14:16] zero on all [14:16] but i think i've got it running now... be it with lots of lockups... [14:18] but there's an issue with the video's. can you help me a bit? [14:18] and sound.... [14:25] aarg.... going to install it again.... [14:31] !help [14:31] !help For a complete list of my knowledge visit: http://www.baablogic.net/Zinn.cgi Other available commands: !status, !about, !bug [bug_number]. [23:00] So anybody using the HVR 2250 card with Myth? I'm trying to get it working in analog mode. It works for over the air (ATSC). [23:16] I didn't think the analog drivers where even stable to test with yet [23:20] I think someone is developing it. I'll find a link. [23:20] http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hauppauge_WinTV-HVR-2250 [23:20] [www.linuxtv.org] Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2250 - LinuxTVWiki [23:20] ya, progress stopped a long time ago [23:22] This isn't the link I was looking for, but looks like January of 2011. http://www.steventoth.net/linux/hvr22xx/ [23:23] [www.steventoth.net] Index of /linux/hvr22xx [23:23] what is what I posted [23:23] and that is the digital driver [23:23] http://www.steventoth.net/blog/products/hvr-2250/ [23:23] [www.steventoth.net] steventoth.net » HVR-2250 [23:24] guess that needs updating too [23:24] http://www.kernellabs.com/blog/?p=1443 [23:24] [www.kernellabs.com] SAA7164 Analog support complete? – KernelLabs.com [23:25] like I said, still pre-alpha code [23:28] "Support for its digital side was added to Hg in September 2009. " http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hauppauge_WinTV-HVR-2200 [23:28] [www.linuxtv.org] Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2200 - LinuxTVWiki [23:30] "Experimental analog support was released by KernelLabs on July 31, 2010. See here for more details related to installing analog support: KernelLabs saa7164 analog " [23:39] Patdk-lap, can I PM you?