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Author: | Morgan_50 [ Sun Dec 04, 2005 12:47 pm ] |
Post subject: | WinTv-PVR 350 |
Hello Hardware Motherboard: Asus P4V8X-X (VIA Chipset) CPU: Intel Celeron 2800 RAM: 512 HD: 120 GB TV CARD: WinTV-PVR 350 Sound Card: Soundblaster-Live I have recently started with Linux and can’t quite figure out the below problem. I have installed R5A26 (several times) done everything I’m suppose to do as stated on line. When I press show TV I get nothing except blank TV screen on both my TV and pc monitor. In the beginning I can see that my WinTV-PVR 350 is found. It’s like there is no connection with my WinTV-PVR 350 card (I have installed Windows XP and everything works.) I have read and read about all kinds of solutions but it’s all for other versions of MythTV. Questions: 1: When I choose my card in MythTV does it then not mean that MythTV can see the card? 2: Should I edit in xf86Config-4 to make it work or what? (the demo file for PVR350 looks completely different) 3: Captur Card Setup: in Default input should I chooses Composit0 , Tuner0 or? And please explain why 4: Input Connection: what should I choose there and why? It would be nice if someone had the ability and time to write a detailed manual that explains the choices of setting of MythTV so people would know what they are doing. I am looking forward to be hearing from you. Best regards AAge Rasmussen |
Author: | cesman [ Sun Dec 04, 2005 3:33 pm ] |
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1. You can choose a card, however this doesn't mean MythTV can see (like selecting mjpeg instead of mpeg)... 2. There is no xf86config-4. You'd only need to edit it if you where trying to get TV out working on the 350 for instance... 3. Select which every one you have a live input on. For instance, if you have your coax from cable, select tuner0. If you have composite from say a VCR or camcorder, select composite. 4. Ahh... The MythTV docs. |
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