I can’t even get MythTV to display any
dvb broadcast although Xine plays the dvb broadcast which confirms the dvb-t
card is working properly.
Current have two card in machine
Leadtek TV2000deluxe using the bttv
driver, and the Avermedia DVB-T card. The analog card works find, and the
Avermedia card displays DVB under Xine. Under the card verification
button of Mythtv setup, there reports a signal.
Using the same information contained in .xine/channels.conf
which I obtained from the dvb/apps/scan program I input that information into
the channel editor in Mythtv, yet when I comes to watching tv, only analog
channels are displayed.
Should the dvb card have a different
source than the analog card or can it share the same source? What info
goes in where, how does the channel.conf map to the mythtv dvb channel
settings. What do u put in the Frequency ID field, the frequency or the
channel #, or whatever you like, as there is another spot for frequency, and
channel # on other pages.
-----Original Message-----
From: Des Herriott
[mailto:des.herriott@oracle.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004
8:36 PM
To: linux-dvb@linuxtv.org
Subject: [linux-dvb] Re: CVS
MythTV and DEC2000-t kernel panic: oops dump included
Alex Woods wrote:
> On Wednesday 07 January 2004
8:13 pm, Des Herriott wrote:
>>Interestingly, it only
started happening when I upgraded to the latest
>>MythTV CVS code last
weekend (and I hadn't changed dvb-kernel version).
>> I don't know what
changed in MythTV regarding DVB (my email to the
>>myth-users list didn't get
a response), but something's obviously
>>tickled a bug somewhere...
>
> Thanks, I think you've
confirmed a suspicion I was beginning to have. Please
> try the attached patch, and
let me know the results.
Yep, that seems to have done the trick :-) I
haven't tested it heavily,
but I was able to watch some live
TV, and no panics in sight. Only
tested with 2.4.24 (with EPIA
patches) so far.
Many thanks!
--
Des Herriott
Des.Herriott@oracle.com
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