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XVideo and Xinerama don't play nice so it looks as if I can't watch TV on my dual-head machine. That's sort of OK since it doesn't have quite enough CPU either. | ||||||||
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< < | 2003-09-19 - the wierdest problem so far. Cable channels 2 and channel 14 (WGBH-2 and WGBX-44) didn't have the right audio - they had the BBC instead. I as seriously stumped until I noticed that channel 6 (WFXT-25) was in Spanish. Googling for "Mythtv SAP" did the trick. Turns out there's some really random bttv module option that fixed it: | |||||||
> > | 2003-09-19 - the wierdest problem so far. Cable channels 2 and channel 14 (WGBH-2 and WGBX-44) didn't have the right audio - they had the BBC instead. I was seriously stumped until I noticed that channel 6 (WFXT-25) was in Spanish. Googling for "Mythtv SAP" did the trick. Turns out there's some really random bttv module option that fixed it: | |||||||
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I had to add a link from /dev/cdrom to /dev/dvd and make sure that your user is in the cdrom group, but other than that it just works. Cool! | ||||||||
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> > | 2003-10-18 - I bought an infrared receiver from ebay for $10, my second ebay purchase. It plugs into the serial port and has a little box with a red window in front. I spent about an hour trying to get it to work before realizing that the serial port on the machine I was using was disabled by the BIOS. Duh! | |||||||
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