=== Azelphur_ is now known as Azelphur | ||
Seeker` | woo, new backend PC ordered :D | 17:57 |
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likwid-- | im waiting on delivery on mine right now :/ probaby next week | 17:58 |
=== Toast__ is now known as Toast | ||
Seeker` | tomorrow morning for me :D | 20:33 |
Seeker` | Any problems with mythbuntu 64-bit? | 20:34 |
Seeker` | or any reason not to use it over 32-bit? | 20:34 |
dekarl | it can do more than 2gig memory without tricks? | 20:34 |
Seeker` | dekarl: that isn't a reason not to use 64-bit :P | 20:35 |
dekarl | uhh, I'm running 64bit mythbuntu, so it's pro ;) | 20:35 |
Seeker` | found anything that doesn't work? | 20:36 |
dekarl | and it's working fine at the family, too. Unless you got strange old hardware with icky drivers... | 20:36 |
Seeker` | hauppauge nova-t 500 | 20:37 |
dekarl | runs fine there and here | 20:37 |
Seeker` | which is pretty well supported it seems | 20:37 |
Seeker` | everything else is brand new | 20:37 |
dekarl | everything else == supported by linux? then go... :) | 20:37 |
dekarl | what graphics processor are you going to use? Nvidia with hardware decoder or software decoding? | 20:38 |
Seeker` | already got a frontend running .Basically splitting out the backend in to a seperate computer | 20:40 |
Seeker` | but my fronted uses a GT430 | 20:41 |
dekarl | I see, only tried acpi wakeup with 32bit yet, but that should be no issue either... | 20:41 |
dekarl | gt430 means NVidia with vpdau decode enabled? | 20:42 |
dekarl | why 32bit on the frontend? | 20:43 |
dekarl | because it's been setup back then? | 20:43 |
likwid-- | seeker, tell me about the gt430, thats what i have coming | 20:46 |
Seeker` | dekarl: yes, it is vpdau | 20:47 |
Seeker` | dekarl: and its been running for a few years | 20:47 |
Seeker` | likwid--: works well, handles everything but really really high profile 1080p | 20:47 |
likwid-- | bluray? | 20:47 |
likwid-- | also, does sound work through your hdmi? | 20:48 |
likwid-- | or are you even outputing through hdmi | 20:49 |
Seeker` | yup, using HDMI in to an AV receiver | 20:50 |
Seeker` | I've got Blurays I have ripped to hard drive | 20:50 |
Seeker` | and they play back fine | 20:50 |
Seeker` | well, a little stuttering now and then, but nothing really noticable | 20:51 |
Seeker` | only problem with mythtv is that it takes up to 60 seconds or so to start playing | 20:51 |
Seeker` | likwid--: all in all, I'm very happy with it | 20:54 |
likwid-- | awesome | 20:55 |
likwid-- | how much ram? | 21:00 |
likwid-- | http://pastebin.com/bCcKpaTn | 21:01 |
Zinn | [pastebin.com] AMD Athlon II X2 240 2.8GHz (Dual Core) 45nm, AM3 2MB Cache Spire Kestrel-King - Pastebin.com | 21:01 |
likwid-- | thats what i was going to use frontend/backend | 21:01 |
likwid-- | ive got hdhomerun device and will be using firewire for teh cablebox | 21:02 |
Seeker` | bah, got a wireless access point to connect my mythtv frontend/backend together | 21:11 |
Seeker` | claims to support 150mbps wireless | 21:11 |
Seeker` | but the built in switch only supports 10/100 ethernet | 21:11 |
Seeker` | what is the point in that? | 21:11 |
Seeker` | woo, it can send and recieve at 150mbps,but you'll never get more than 100mbps in to or out of it | 21:12 |
dekarl | 100mbit wired are 100mbit, 150mbit wireless are, well up to 150mbit only on cloudy days at full moon ;) | 21:12 |
dekarl | but mostly no more then 50mbit (or thereabout) net throughput | 21:12 |
likwid-- | ive got cables running under the house where the coax was already running, little switches in various places | 21:13 |
Seeker` | rented property ftl :( | 21:13 |
likwid-- | hell i even have one of those gig powerline adapters. im not sure if it does full gig | 21:13 |
Zinn | likwid--: Please watch your language. | 21:13 |
likwid-- | but i can definitely max out my cable modem from it | 21:14 |
patdk-lap | Seeker`, you do know that 150mbps wireless only goes 72mbps max? | 21:54 |
patdk-lap | cause that 150mbps is one way speed, and well, you need two way traffic | 21:54 |
patdk-lap | that is why 100mbit is more than enoughfor it | 21:55 |
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