[mythtv-users] WinTV PVR-USB?
Mike Schrag
mschrag at pobox.com
Mon Apr 14 17:13:06 UTC 2003
Cool -- I'll give this a shot when I get home ...
ms
Isaac Richards wrote:
>On Monday 14 April 2003 12:45 pm, Mike Schrag wrote:
>
>
>>In the current source tree, is any of your PVR-250 code checked in? If
>>so, I was curious what the process is for hooking it up (knowing that
>>it's alpha)... I must say, I was pretty shocked when I saw ivtv's driver
>>"just work" with a cat /dev/video0 > test.mpg, so that must bode well
>>for mythtv (that they're getting close).
>>
>>
>
>The card works in mythtv for live tv and scheduled recordings. Resolution is
>selectable (just uses whatever res the Default and Live TV recording settings
>are), but nothing else is, mainly because the driver has all that hardcoded
>as yet. =)
>
>For playback, it doesn't allow seeking in the .mpg files yet. I'll try to get
>that all done later this week. Other stuff's not working yet either, but
>that's the biggest.
>
>
>
>>As far as attempting to use the latest source tree, I selected Hardware
>>MPEG Encoder on the capture card, but when I select the card inputs (I
>>think that's what the menu item is called -- i'm at work now, so I don't
>>have the screen handy -- it's the one on the bottom right of the screen
>>in setup), nothing displays in the list (and if I hit enter as if i were
>>selecting one, mythfrontend segfaults).
>>
>>
>
>It's thinking you don't have V4L2 installed, so it can't probe the cards. You
>should've also gotten a warning compiling mpegrecorder.cpp about it not
>finding v4l2, but that probably was lost in the other warnings about unused
>variables in there.
>
>Here's what I did to "fix" things up so that the v4l2 stuff was visible to
>mythtv -- this is just a quick hack, and decidedly _not_ the proper way to
>handle it. This assumes that you're using a distribution (like most do now)
>that includes a copy of the linux headers in /usr/include
> - copied videodev.h and videodev2.h from the kernel's include/linux/include
>directory to /usr/include/linux
> - edited videodev2.h to remove the include for <linux/time.h> (near the
>top). It's not userspace include safe...
>
>I believe that was it -- videodev.h should have a define near the top that
>defines HAVE_V4L2 and includes videodev2.h. You'll have to recompile mythtv
>after that, and should no longer get a warning in mpegrecorder.cpp about not
>having v4l2 support. Once that's all done, it should be able to probe the
>inputs. It should be just like a normal tuner card from there on out.
>
>Isaac
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