[mythtv-users] Stability of atrpms/mythtv-0.22
William
william_munson at comcast.net
Fri May 22 10:02:33 UTC 2009
On 05/21/2009 10:29 AM, Jacob Steenhagen wrote:
> So I ended up ordering
> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814162019 and it's
> supposed to be here today. I'm hoping to find time tomorrow to get VDPAU
> working. I know my choices are either an unsupported "fork" where it's
> been backported to 0.21 or an unsupported config of running trunk. I'm
> leaning toward running the trunk version, but would like to know if the
> packages built/hosted by atrpms for the trunk are semi-stable (I know
> it's trunk, so there's no such thing as true stability). I'm guessing
> they are being that they haven't been updated in almost a month.
>
> I currently run Mythdora but if I can get my digital card
> (http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Hauppauge_HVR-1250) working in CentOS 5.3
> I'm inclined to go back to that distro.
>
>
>
For my money, trunk is completely useless, many of the plugins do not
work yet and the stability is horrible. I tried to use it a couple of
weeks ago and its definitely not ready for prime time. I feel its going
to be a year or more before its ready for release.
As part of switching to VDPAU I set up trunk, mythdora patched from the
atrpms repo and mythbuntu with Jean's patched ubuntu repo. Trunk was by
far the worst, taking 3-5 times longer to watch tv or do most anything
with the the parts of the gui that worked at all, mythdora was very
unstable on my setup, locking up at least twice a day. Mythbuntu has
proven to be quite stable and has not hung or missed a recording in a
week now. Of course there is not too much of the origional mythbuntu
setup left but it makes a great place to start customizing.
William
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