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MythTV is supported through Totem plugins and will let you view your recordings as well […]
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Major changes:
Latest mythtv packages and fixes for lmce mythtv stuff
Integrated VDR to LMCE and added support for few DVB-S cards
Added support for 1080p resolution. It works great with masked UI2.
Added latest nVidia drivers (169.07)
Added support for amd64
Added support for mixed amd64/i386 md’s
Upgraded xine to latest version
Telecom […]
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From one of the MythTV developers, answering a question about the outstanding number of tickets in trac:
A lot of tickets remain assigned to the current milestone until the
last couple weeks or so, when we bump the lower priority ones to the
next release. So you should start seeing this number shrink. The last
big feature changeset […]
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There is a new page on the mythtv.org wiki describing what you can do to rebuild the seektable of a recording.
When do you need this? Well the symptoms of a corrupt seektable are:
Being unable to skip forward and backward correctly, and
Recordings reporting the incorrect length.
So if this happens to you, you can read […]
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mythpvr.com has just posted a five page installation walkthrough of Mythbuntu.
It is chuck-full of screenshots, so if you are considering using Mythbuntu, then it will give you a very good idea of what you are in for.
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Actually this is a review from December 4th, but I think it is important, so I’ll put it up here anyway. SilentPCReview.com has tested a new “green” HDD from Western Digital. It’s the “Caviar Green Power WD7500AACS”. It is available in large sizes (500/750/1000GB), but is only running at 5400rpm. This means lower noise and […]
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Back in October it was announced that LinuxMCE 0710 would become available at the end of November. This didn’t happen though, in fact it is still not available. I’m a software developer myself, so I’m not going to criticize anyone - I’m sure there is a good reason.
Anyway, the second beta is currently running. You […]
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Those interested in the development of the MythTV frontend for Windows will be glad to know that a build script is in the making. Written in perl, it will serve the same purpose as the current build script for MacOS X.
You can read more about it here.
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