[mythtv-users] New to MythTV, want to build it out....
Matt
matt at mmc.net
Sun Jun 8 22:51:30 EDT 2003
Right now (although im changing the case)
case: midsize tower
MB: ASUS 550Mhz Bus
CPU: Pentium IV 1.8 Ghz
Memory: 786 Megs
HD: 80 Gig Western Digital (soon to be 200 gig)
Video: ATI 9500 PRO 128 MB (no TV OUT)
Tuner: Huappauge PVR-250 (with grey remote)
Audio: using onboard audio
CDRW: Dont know. bought it cheap at a computer show
No Floppy
OS: Redhat 9.0 / Windows XP
Kernel: 2.4.20-19
Does that help?
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Cosimo Leipold said:
> I would love to build myself a MythTV box. The problem is I can't
> seem to find any list of working configurations and setups. I look at one
> post that suggests the Hauppauge PVR 250, the next post says it won't
> work, etc.. Same deal for video out solutions... "Some old nvidia cards
> are supported" is a pretty sub par bit of documentation...
>
> I would love to know what setups people have actually got
> working right, ideally the whole thing - this is my case, my mobo, my ram,
> my video, I'm using/not using onboard audio, etc. That way I can replicate
> that machine to a T, and rest assured that with the proper amount of
> fiddling I can get it to work. I've seen numerous posts of "Yea I had to
> ditch the card, I couldn't get it to work". I'd like to avoid that.
>
> If anyone here has built a relatively low cost mythtv and would be
> willing to share what they've put in it I'd greatly appreciate it. If you
> could be specific on the pvr card and the video card that would be great.
>
> Ideally, I'd like to eventually build whatever that person put
> together and document everything I did start to finish. From the install
> of the os, to compiling, configuring, testing - a howto that could take
> someone who wants to build a mythtv from scratch from "I've got a blank
> disk" to "I'm watching DIVX flicks off the network". If a document like
> this exists, please point me to it. I've looked but haven't found
> anything very detailed. Just wide steps (which is fine, until you run into
> a snag).
>
>
> thanks
> cos
>
>
>
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