[mythtv-users] mythtivo module causes mythtv 0.16 cvs to segmentation fault

[G Gagliano]

James, I was able to get to the next step. I was also having the problem w/ the segmentation fault (when I selected Tivo from the main myth menu).  I was able to get to the next step by editing the settings.pro and the mythtivo.pro files to indicate the proper directory that myth was installed in.  I have a binary installation of myth (.16, but I needed to downloaed the source so I could run the compile) so I changed the PREFIX in settings.pro to /usr and adjusted the target.path in mythtivo.pro to $${PREFIX}/lib.  I then did a make clean and make install, edited the mythtivo-settings.txt to include the address of my Tivo. 

Now at least, the list of Tivos comes up in myth.  However, as soon as I select a tivo, mythfrontend hangs (but no more segmentation error).  Does anyone have any ideas what could be wrong or how to track down what the problem is?  Thanks

GG
>Hmm... I'm having absolutely no problems with mythtivo right now, and
>I'm running it with mythtv CVS from yesterday on FC3 x86-64.

>Since the 2 commands you listed are able to execute successfully, check
>to ensure that when you rebuilt mythtivo you didn't overwrite your
>mythtivo-settings.txt file.  In fact, it's safest to put the customized
>copy in the myth frontend user's .mythtv/ directory.

	-I

n Thu, 2005-01-06 at 20:30 -0600, James M. MacLaren wrote:
>> Has anyone had any luck with mythtivo under mythtv 0.16 cvs.  I have got 
>> it to compile okay but when I highlight my tivo SA series 2 from the 
> tivo menu I don't see any shows and then  if I hit enter the frontend 
> segmentation faults.  Running with -v doesnt help. I can confirm that I 
> have mplayer-tivo installed and
> mplayer tivo:://192.168.1.102/list works
> and
> mplayer tivo://192.168.1.102/fsid steams the file fine,
> It would be nice to control it from mythtv.  I have not been able to 
> understand the code as yet to see why it wont work,. but given mplayer 
> works from the prompt that would seem to be the hard part and the rest 
> must simply call it and process the output right? 
> If noone has had any luck I guess I will dig into the code some more.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.

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