[opdenkamp]

@bas.t:
I didn't change anything related to stepping, so it's probably been fixed in trunk.

@costi:
I'll need a full debug log of the event to be able to look into it.

[costi]

On another note, do you have any recommendation about how to install dharma-pvr? Ie. is it better to install Dharma Live and update, or Ubuntu minimal and install XBMC from scratch?

[opdenkamp]

whatever you like best, won't make a difference.

[Jaken]

dushmaniac, I have a appleTv running 8.04 (Hardy heron) are your precompiled versions going to work? For instance the karmic release.

[opdenkamp]

no idea. if you manage to get all dependencies on there, yes, but you're better off compiling from source (from the Dharma-pvr branch)

[drago]

updated today and now the audio doesn't work anymore. I use https://launchpad.net/~lars-opdenkamp/+archive/xbmc-pvr and maverick.. Any one now what to do?

[opdenkamp]

providing a debug log is what you should do now

and try to remove pulseaudio if you don't need it.

[drago]

Solved it.. The SPDIF was muted in alsamixer.. =)

[jansink]

I've installed xbmc-pvr and tvheadend in ubuntu 10.10. I have an Anysee E30CT plus and i want to configure tvheadend. No matter what i do, tvheadend won't recognize my Anysee, can someone please help me? What am i doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!

[opdenkamp]

@jansink:
does it have driver support for linux?

[jansink]

it does, according to linuxtv

[jansink]

it does, according to linuxtv

Tvheadend now do recognize my Anysee. This is what i did:

DVB-T Driver geblacklist:
code
~$ tail -n 5 /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

# DVB-T Adapter on AnySee E30
blacklist zl10353

Reboot

[jansink]

What does this mean?

skipped: Got multiplexed packets but could not decode further

[crasher2k]

Hi,

I'm trying to set up a Linux based XBMC with Live TV. I used the Ubuntu 10.10 and installed XBMC and Tvheadend from the "https://launchpad.net/~lars-opdenkamp/+archive/xbmc-pvr" Repository. Accessing the Web Frontend from Tvheadend I can see my DVB-S Card(s) 1. FireDTV and 2. an old Technisat (Zarlink VP310 DVB-S)

When I try to scan for channels ("Idle Scan" and "auto find muxes" both activated) arround 90 muxes and later on 510 services are found. But when I try to map the services to channels, I got an error. Sometimes it doesn't even start any search and just keeps idle and the Multiplex I added (Astra 19.2E) is unnamed in the Multiplexes Tab.

I really don't know, whats messed up or what I'm doing wrong. I've tried to reinstall Ubuntu but had no success setting up XBMC and TVheadend .

Maybe you have some Tips for me. It's really tough to get some up-to-date How-To's or Tutorials.

Thanks for your help,
crasher2k

[moontan77]

ignore, problem solved