[05:02] seem to be having some bootup issues after upgrading to 11.10, when booting up, it repeatedly flashes the Nvidia slash === hpeter_ is now known as hpeter [12:33] I'd like my myth-frontend to sleep or hibernate instead of shutting down when I choose close and shut down in mythtv. [12:34] Does anyone know how to do this? [12:38] is that a dedicated frontend without backend? [12:42] yes [12:42] the backend is running somewhere else [12:42] this computer only works as a frontend and does nothing else. [12:44] There's something similar on the wiki http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Putting_mythfrontend_to_sleep [12:44] [www.mythtv.org] Putting mythfrontend to sleep - MythTV [13:04] dekarl: cool [13:04] my myth-backend seems to be badly out of sync with bbc broadcast times [13:05] it keeps cutting of the end of all the recordings. [13:08] so just use a higher default value for minutes to record over the endtime. (I take it you have the correct time set on your backend) [13:10] I use 5 minutes hard plus 5 minutes soft padding for all recordings. usually using ~2 minutes pre would have been enough, but I need up to 45 minutes post (due to the program times being off by a lot at night) [13:13] heh, I never had an issue with that [13:14] normally they all sync up exactly with ntp [13:25] patdk-lap: lucky you [14:02] dekarl: where would I change those settings? [14:08] hmm, I changed it via mythweb (RecordOverTime and RecordPreRoll) but that's only one way to do it and only half the settings [14:09] (the value is the time in seconds, soo RecordPreRoll of 300 is start 5 minutes early) [14:11] and hard padding (defaults for your recording rules, existing rules must be manually adjusted) is at DefaultEndOffset and DefaultStartOffset, it's the time in minutes [14:11] both are global settings [14:18] dekarl: ah mythweb would be convienent I'll do it there. [14:29] My DefaultEndOffset is set to 5 minutes [14:30] My TimeOffset is set to auto, would that affect this? [14:35] don't think so. But I have no idea what all these TimeOffsets are good for. IMHO they shoudl die [14:36] it's a shame the recorder can't pull the clock from the signal and record at it's pace [14:37] why? Is that time any better? [14:37] well if it records at a time in-sync with what it is recording then it will record at the right time [14:37] but they probably don't have a time signal. [14:38] IIRC every DVB mux must carry the time, but that doenst help with data that's just wrong [14:39] iirc? [14:39] if i remember correctly. Try dvbsnoop on PID 70 [14:39] in immediate remote control? [14:40] well, you are looking for the TDT and TOT tables, whatever PID they go ;) [14:40] and you should have a PTS clock, might be interesting to look at that and see if it's any good [14:41] the tables are per Multiplex/Transport, the PTS should be per program (IIRC :) [14:41] my two linux boxes are showing about the same time, this windows computer is 30 seconds faster [14:45] Yes! I got that sleep function working [14:45] I had to do it slightly differently then the guide [14:49] Now I have yet-another new question: [14:49] when I watch HD through this frontend the video works fine but the sound stutters [14:50] it doesn't happen when I watch recorded hd, just streaming [14:51] I've tried changing the playback profile to slim, but that didn't help [14:51] any ideas? [14:58] What mythtv version are you running? I vaguely remember something about bbc hd stutter lately... (need to look it up) [14:59] http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10079 <- BBC HD audio when switching between 5.1 and 2.0 [15:02] that's with livetv? does pausing and unpausing change it? (quoting from a ticket) but it's best to avoid LiveTV anyway :) [15:11] Not sure about pausing and unpausing [15:11] will try that [15:12] and what kind of talk is "it's best to avoid LiveTV anyway", where is your can-do linux spirit? [15:14] it's the "the developers don't use it, so it's likely to be less polished then recordings. patches appreciated" spirit [15:15] I prefer to stay in "known working well" land :) [15:36] I'll agree with that, I can't remember the last time I watched Live TV at home [15:37] well pausing and playing the buffered stream instead didn't help unfortunately. [15:44] Ankhwatcher: then it's likely not http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/6922 [15:54] Doesn't look like it, no. The video plays perfectly smoothly