qwebirc44665 | Sorry if this has been asked and answered... I see the current myth version is .25.1 but I don't see anyway to get it for mythbuntu. Am I missing something? | 01:12 |
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tgm4883 | qwebirc44665, did you enable the 0.25 repository in mythbuntu control centre? | 01:14 |
qwebirc44665 | yes, I am running .25 (should have mentioned that) . My current build is 2:0.25.0+fixes.20120706.1d41f74-0ubuntu0mythbuntu4 | 01:15 |
tgm4883 | qwebirc44665, ok, you are running better than 0.25.1 ;) | 01:16 |
qwebirc44665 | ok, thanks. How would I know that when it says .25.0? | 01:16 |
tgm4883 | qwebirc44665, well, somebody forgot to change the number | 01:17 |
tgm4883 | qwebirc44665, but just FYI, 0.25.1 is just a point in time on the 0.25 fixes branch | 01:17 |
qwebirc44665 | ah. ok, then I'm not going bonkers then :-) As I recall in .24 days it did list .24.1 | 01:17 |
tgm4883 | yea, I'll fix that now | 01:17 |
tgm4883 | but it's just a cosmetic fix | 01:18 |
tgm4883 | our builds are from the 0.25 fixes branch, so there isn't really a need to say 0.25.1, other than to lessen confusion | 01:18 |
qwebirc44665 | ok, thanks much. Now that I know it is just an oversight I understand it is just a cosmetic thing. btw - great job on keeping the distro going I really appreciate it | 01:18 |
qwebirc44665 | we are 100% myth here in our house. All of our media services run through myth | 01:19 |
tgm4883 | qwebirc44665, fixed, should be in the builds in the next day or so | 01:21 |
qwebirc44665 | awesome. Thanks! | 01:23 |
fluvvell | trying to update a friends mythbuntu, he's on 0.24.2+fixes and trying to do apt-get update gives 11% [Waiting for headers] [Waiting for headers] [Waiting for headers] [Waiting for headers] | 01:30 |
fluvvell | is launchpad down or something? | 01:30 |
fluvvell | It was the same condition about 13 hours ago. Hoping somebody can shed some light on it | 01:31 |
fluvvell | ok launchpad is not down, it just seems to be on this machine | 02:00 |
BDProductions | Hello, | 17:05 |
BDProductions | Does anyone in here know if it is possible to use a BlackMagic Decklink Studio card for capture and playback? | 17:05 |
tgm4883 | BDProductions, Probably not | 17:32 |
BDProductions | Why would that be? I'd think the data could be piped to it given it ships with a linux driver. | 17:34 |
BDProductions | It's just a broadcast quality capture and playout card. | 17:34 |
BDProductions | I was really hoping someone had actually tried allready, and hopefully figured it out. | 17:36 |
tgm4883 | BDProductions, if you are planning on using the HDMI for capturing, then it probably won't work. As with other Blackmagic cards, it would probably be uncompressed video | 17:36 |
tgm4883 | which makes it unfeasible to capture | 17:36 |
BDProductions | I was thinking of using the S-Video ins and out for good chroma/Luma. | 17:38 |
BDProductions | What's wrong with uncompressed video given a fast enough raid array? | 17:38 |
BDProductions | I just need to be able to play out 9 hours of videos back to back per weekday, and 3 hours on weekends.. | 17:39 |
BDProductions | never need to record and play back before enough time has elapsed to recode to MPG2. | 17:39 |
BDProductions | there can be no black space between videos in a playlist. | 17:40 |
BDProductions | My budget is quite large for the hardware. | 17:40 |
tgm4883 | BDProductions, I hope so | 17:41 |
BDProductions | I have a $10000.00 failing video server at a low power TV station that needs to be replaced with something less proprietary. | 17:41 |
tgm4883 | well blackmagic stuff doesn't seem to be less proprietary | 17:42 |
BDProductions | It ships with a well documented Linux driver | 17:42 |
BDProductions | that's a step in the right direction | 17:42 |
tgm4883 | BDProductions, it looks like they spit out in a special blackmagic video codec | 17:43 |
tgm4883 | which sounds pretty proprietary | 17:43 |
BDProductions | it has a genlock sync input which allows up to switch to and from it without any video tearting. | 17:43 |
BDProductions | tearing | 17:43 |
BDProductions | Are you guessing? | 17:44 |
tgm4883 | BDProductions, before I get too deep in something that I am remembering/reading of past blackmagic discussions, it's probably better for you to ask in #mythtv-users | 17:44 |
BDProductions | because the decklink cards all do hardware accelleration | 17:44 |
BDProductions | didn't know the channel existed, I came here from http://www.mythbuntu.org/support | 17:45 |
Zinn | [www.mythbuntu.org] Support | Mythbuntu | 17:45 |
tgm4883 | yep, and for most discussions it's the right place, but you have a specific hardware question, which will get more exposure in the other channel | 17:45 |
tgm4883 | since the other channel is all mythtv users, not just ubuntu | 17:45 |
BDProductions | Thank you | 17:45 |
BDProductions | got you | 17:45 |
tgm4883 | yw, I'm in that channel too so I'll see the response | 17:45 |
tgm4883 | good luck | 17:45 |
BDProductions | I already have some experience with Ubunto Studio, which is why I thought Mythbuntu might work. | 17:46 |
BDProductions | thank you | 17:46 |
tgm4883 | BDProductions, not saying Mythbuntu won't work, just that question on support in both linux and mythtv is better for that channel as you might get more people familiar with that hardware | 17:47 |
tgm4883 | you might have to go to the mailing list though | 17:47 |
Patrickdk | hmm, must try mythbuntu 12.04 | 20:32 |
Patrickdk | is it not possible to put the mythbuntu iso onto usb? | 20:48 |
Patrickdk | keeps failing | 20:48 |
Patrickdk | annoying, no iscsi installer support :( | 21:23 |
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