[mythtv-users] Mac OS X secondary backend setup problems
Craig Treleaven
ctreleaven at cogeco.ca
Tue Jun 26 17:26:05 UTC 2012
At 1:07 PM -0400 6/26/12, jrh wrote:
>On Jun 25, 2012, at 7:33 PM, Craig Treleaven wrote:
> > At 4:51 PM -0400 6/25/12, jrh wrote:
>>> As subject indicates, I am having a problem setting up the
>>>secondary backend on a mac. I start mythtv-setup and it brings up
>>>the setup menu.
>>>
>>> I can navigate through the top level menu using the up and down
>>>arrow keys on keyboard or the apple remote. However, When I try to
>>>go into the menus from the top level, nothing apparent happens.
>>>
>>> I did try turning on full verbose logging, and saw the keyboard
>>>actions while i was trying to maneuver to the sub
>>>menus(particularly the general menu), however the general settings
>>>menu doesn't show up. Rather, nothing appears to happen unless I
>>>press escape to get out of setup completely.
>>
> > If you are able to run the frontend, go into Settings>Appearance
>and change from the OpenGL painter to Qt. Exit and now menus should
>work in MythTV-Setup. I'd be interested to know if you can play
>back videos with Qt selected. I can't play recordedTV (North
>American broadcast recorded via HDHomerun) or movie rips (mpeg2).
>>
>Changing to Qt did indeed fix my navigation problem in mythtv-setup, Thanks!
>
>As far as video playback when using Qt, I get sound, but no video,
>and the screen says Waiting... Back to OpenGL painter for
>Mythfrontend! I am on North American broadcast as well, using HDHR3
>also.
>
Thanks. Where did your OS X binaries come from? osx-packager.pl,
osx-packager-qtskd.pl? Do you know which version of Qt?
Also, I'm curious about running a slave backend on OS X, if you don't
mind. Obviously, any backend could talk to the HDHR3. Why set up
the Mac as a slave as opposed to having your primary backend control
the additional tuners?
Craig
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