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gazza_d 2009-11-11 20:01

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
should add that you can install anything you want on mythbuntu, turning it into a full version of ubuntu if you desire.
i would suggest you use mythbuntu for dedicated myth boxes either backends or frontends, and ubuntu or mint for general purpose use and add the myth frontend package

jaark 2009-11-11 22:31

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
I would recommend ubuntu/mythbuntu for the backends and - if they are dedicated 'set-top' boxes, run minimyth on the frontend

MountainX 2009-11-11 23:20

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chomber (Post 371455)
mythtv client for N900 and Maemo 5.
Anyone else interested?

Absolutely! This would be awesome. :)

lbt 2009-11-12 00:08

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Mmmmm.... MythTV

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2042/...92355dc20c.jpg

fphillips 2009-11-12 00:20

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by christexaport (Post 372664)
Therein lies the biggest issue with me. My video capture card is very common for off the shelf and OEMs alike, and yet not supported AFAICT. Once I get compatibility, either via a new card or better support, I'm definitely trying MythTV again. Sounds like just what I want. I really hope XBMC can act as a front end as you guys imagine it could.

The ivtv driver lists your card as working since at least Feb 08:
http://ivtvdriver.org/index.php/Supported_hardware

Here's the card I've been using with Myth to record dual HD digital broadcasts simultaneously:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16815116037

christexaport 2009-11-12 22:18

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lbt (Post 373069)

More like Mmmmm... that TUB! Nice...:cool:

mikec 2009-11-12 22:22

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lbt (Post 373069)

Is that a Frontend or Backend or Both:D

christexaport 2009-11-12 22:56

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fphillips (Post 373088)
The ivtv driver lists your card as working since at least Feb 08:
http://ivtvdriver.org/index.php/Supported_hardware

Here's the card I've been using with Myth to record dual HD digital broadcasts simultaneously:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16815116037

I notice my card in the list, but I could never get Myth working properly on my machine, and figured it was the video, but may have been a setup issue. Why can't it be simple, just install, detect the card, and go?

lbt 2009-11-12 23:00

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mikec (Post 374279)
Is that a Frontend or Backend or Both:D

Just a frontend ... the backend has a few 1TB disks in it...

It's actually just a £10 "ebay special" amplifier and a £10 dell desktop PC in the attic wired in via a light-switch (and RCD).

MountainX 2009-11-13 04:29

Re: Mythtv for Maemo 5 - N900 port
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by christexaport (Post 374321)
I notice my card in the list, but I could never get Myth working properly on my machine, and figured it was the video, but may have been a setup issue. Why can't it be simple, just install, detect the card, and go?

A few weeks ago I installed SageTV on Linux, and it was pretty close to install, configure without problems, and go. It took me another couple weeks of wrestling with MythTV to get to the same point. But today, I finally got MythTV working. Once I spent a little time with it, it no longer seemed so overwhelming. MythTV is definitely more powerful than SageTV. I'll be using MythTV going forward and I'm glad I invested the time to finally get it working. But no doubt, installation and configuration can be a challenge.


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