[mythtv-users] No Audio on PVR-350 but available when 350 notselected

Paul Fielding paul at fielding.ca
Wed Nov 9 22:54:26 EST 2005


Hmmm.... I'm using KnoppMyth R5V22  (or do I have that backwards?), with updated ivtv drivers.   Didn't fix. :(  Still really choppy (like 2 frames/sec) with audio if I don't use the 350 Enabled settings,  Clean playback but no audio with the setting enabled.

I'm using a HushPC with it's built-in audio.  I'm starting to wonder the following:

- perhaps the audio out on the 350 isn't working properly at all, and when I have the 350 hardware playback disable the audio is being generated by the sound card?  But when enabling 350 playback the audio isn't leaving the card, therefore even though it's looped back to the sound card I'm not hearing anything?  (The audio out is looped through what I believe to be the line In on the motherboard)
- Perhaps I have the Line In on the motherboard all wrong?  Or is there a setting somewhere to check if it's enabled or not?  (though i've diddled in Linux for years, I've never really messed with audio, haven't needed it).

*sigh*

Paul
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: James Grant 
  To: Discussion about mythtv 
  Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 7:58 AM
  Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] No Audio on PVR-350 but available when 350 notselected


  On Wednesday 09 November 2005 1:31 am, Paul Fielding wrote:
  > Hi all,
  >
  > I'm setting up a new MythTV box using a PVR-350 and KnoppMyth, which I've
  > had good luck with before.  This time around, however, I'm having audio
  > troubles.
  >
  > When myth is installed, after setting up ivtv and editing XF86, etc, I can
  > get MythTV to come up through my PVR-350 to a TV.   At this point *before*
  > selecting "use PVR-350" in the settings,   I can get TV to play audio.  The
  > video is choppy as all get-out, I'm assuming because it's not using the
  > hardware encoding of the PVR-350 card, but audio works.
  >
  > Then, I select the PVR-350 in the settings, and TV becomes smooth as silk,
  > no doubt because hardware encoding is involved.  *However*, I no longer get
  > audio.   I can revert the setting and get audio back, but with choppy
  > video.   I have not changed any other PVR-350 settings from defaults.
  >
  > For reference - I've got the audio out from the 350 patched through the
  > audio in and out again from the sound card.  Works on my other MythTV
  > box....
  >
  > Suggestions?
  >
  > regards,
  >
  > Paul

  Choppy video playback:

  I had this same problem - it was because XV wasnt enabled... and XV wasnt 
  enabled because I was using an old crappy firmware file, once i upgraded to 
  the new ivtv firmware, XV worked fine, then playback worked fine...   
  (without enabling the 350 TV-Out in the settings)  

  James




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  James Grant
  Lightbox Technologies Inc.
  http://www.lightbox.org
  613-294-3670



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