mythtv stuff

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I ended up removing all the packages via apt-get remove and then put 
them back in with apt-get and voila! It works great now, no sound 
problems. Extremely quirky install, if not close to impossible, but it 
is a really cool app! It did change my display manager from GDM to KDM 
but we put that back. Bob fixed a peculiar path problem that occurred 
because of the multiple installs....... Did I ever mention that I think 
qt sucks??

Robert Dege wrote:

>If you can hear audio when running xawtv, then your setup is incorrect
>(unless you're using an MPEG2 encoding card).  You need to mute line-in,
>and just set it to capture.
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>Plus, your sound card needs to suport full duplex, else it won't work with
>mythtv.
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>-Rob
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>>Hey Mark,
>>  I am starting to noodle with mythtv, got it working but must have to
>>do some tweaking because I am getting tons of messages in the command
>>window bitching about "Audio buffer overflow, audio data lost!" . I have
>>sound but the sound and video are not matched, when watching tv (havent
>>checked anything else), and when I exit the program, the sound still
>>runs, can't find what's running it and have to reboot to kill the sound,
>>or I found that starting xawtv then quitting that, kills the sound from
>>the previous mythtv tv sound running. I remember you telling me a while
>>back to make sure that the audio sampling rate is set to 48000, and it
>>is. Any ideas?
>>other than that, mythtv is too cool!
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>Dege
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>I'm just not up2date on my al-kee-hol-*hic* lingo
>Although, I do have that slurring part down ;)
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