[Wiltshire] Mythtv actually seeming to work ;-).
Robert
RobertCL at iname.com
Mon Aug 4 12:12:29 BST 2008
On Mon, August 4, 2008 11:29 am, Simon Iremonger wrote:
>
> I installed ubuntu 8.04.1 amd64 on a machine here, with the right
> sort of DVB-T ('freeview') TV cards, and installed the included
> Mythtv 0.21 package and it actually works ;-).
Congrats! Did you install ubuntu + packages, or MythBuntu? I've not sure
what the difference is, but I was under the impression that MythBuntu was
pretty simple :-)
(I've have MythTv running on Gentoo for a few years now)
> Apparently this version of mythtv will let you watch more
> than 1 channel on the same multiplex on the right sort
> of card. These CX23881 kworld/vstream cards seem to
> work well but you can't seem to get them new any-more!
Ah yes, multirec is great! I've got two DVB-S cards (Satellite), which
each card set to record up to 3 channels at once - so I have 6 "virtual"
tuners.
The satellite transponders are quite nicely setup in that {BBC1,2,3,4},
{ITV, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4}, {C4, FilmFour, E4} are on the same multiplex. So
I could record all the BBC channels with one card and all the ITV channels
with the other.
If only there were some programs worth watching!
> Also I have remote-control working, using a reciever that
> inserts codes in the PS2 keyboard/mouse ports, and
> I can use a simple script using commands like
> 'setkeycodes e011 67 #mute=f9' in order to set the
> scan-codes to act like the correct keys (both in
> Console and X11) in a nice application-independant
> fashion, that does not need me to setup 'LIRC' at all ;-).
>
> But there you go... ;-)
Hmm. I have a working lirc installation, but even though I set it up, I'm
not really sure how it works - it just does ;-)
Robert.
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