2008-02-21, 18:19
Well any time you start livetv, you start a recorder that will record current program. If you don't manage to stop that recorder when livetv exits, it will keep recording, and next program that shows up will be a new recording.
They will be added to the LiveTV recording group. They are not complete recordings so to speak. upnp server shows all recordings (even those generated from livetv watching). I filter those away, cause it's not something you usually want to watch again.
About stopping recordings, i have no idea. I always have to restart backend to stop them. not even official frontend seem to be able to stop them (or more correctly it stops recording, but start directly again on a different file, but same program)
mysql as installed by default in ubuntu gutsy, to start with only listens on localhost. then the mythbackend db only accepts connections from local host. You have to do something like.
$ sudo mysql mythconverg
mysql> grant all on mythconverg.* to mythtv@"%" identified by "mythtv";
mysql> flush privileges;
The last "mythtv" should be the password you have setup for the mythtv-backend. (you could potentially leave it at mythtv even if your password normally is different, but then you have different passwords from localhost and remote). i'd suggest you use the random password ubuntu generated for you, its in /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt
this url has some info on this, but fails to explain that the last identified by "mythtv" is acually the password wanted :/
http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-6.html
They will be added to the LiveTV recording group. They are not complete recordings so to speak. upnp server shows all recordings (even those generated from livetv watching). I filter those away, cause it's not something you usually want to watch again.
About stopping recordings, i have no idea. I always have to restart backend to stop them. not even official frontend seem to be able to stop them (or more correctly it stops recording, but start directly again on a different file, but same program)
mysql as installed by default in ubuntu gutsy, to start with only listens on localhost. then the mythbackend db only accepts connections from local host. You have to do something like.
$ sudo mysql mythconverg
mysql> grant all on mythconverg.* to mythtv@"%" identified by "mythtv";
mysql> flush privileges;
The last "mythtv" should be the password you have setup for the mythtv-backend. (you could potentially leave it at mythtv even if your password normally is different, but then you have different passwords from localhost and remote). i'd suggest you use the random password ubuntu generated for you, its in /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt
this url has some info on this, but fails to explain that the last identified by "mythtv" is acually the password wanted :/
http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-6.html