Hi Jonathan,<br><br>Thank so much again for your time and explanations<br><br>I would need to get a connector for the sound card tonight, I would update the results once I get the proper connector for the on board input.<br><br>Robin<br><br><b><i>Jonathan Rogers <jonner@teegra.net></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> On Mon, 2007-06-04 at 07:07 -0700, robinlee_r@yahoo.com wrote:<br>> Hi Jonathan,<br>> <br>> Thanks for your explanation, now I see how it works. Now, I remember<br>> somwhere along the setup I selected an option that said something<br>> about selecting the pvr 350 for sound and video and the /dev/video16,<br>> I remember that one of the option comments said that this would allow<br>> this to output all video and sound through the 350 card, should I<br>> disable this option?, I am still kind of lost with the sound setup on<br>> myth, this
weekend was my first time setting it up.<br><br>If you have a PVR-350, you almost certainly want to enable TV playback<br>through it (Use the PVR-350's TV out/MPEG decoder), since this is likely<br>to give you the best video quality. However, this does mean that the<br>sound will come out of the PVR-350. If you only want TV recording<br>playback, you can connect the PVR-350 sound output directly to the TV<br>(or amp or whatever your speakers are connected to).<br><br>On the other hand, if you want to be able to hear sound out of the<br>machine from any other source, such as MythDVD, MythVideo, or MythMusic,<br>the setup is slightly more complex, since sound will be generated by at<br>least two different pieces of hardware in the computer. The typical<br>solution is to loop the analog sound output from the PVR-350 through the<br>other sound device, which will mix it with its own output. To make this<br>work, you may need to adjust levels and switches for the other
sound<br>device, for which you can use the alsamixer program.<br><URL:http: mythtv.org="" wiki="" index.php="" pvr-350#how_do_you_send_tv-out_audio_to_the_sound_card.3f=""><br><br>Also related to this configuration is the option under "Use the<br>PVR-350's TV out/MPEG decoder" called "TV audio through PVR-350 only".<br>If this is enabled, MythTV won't try to adjust the volume for TV<br>playback, since the PVR-350 has no built-in volume control. However, if<br>this option is disabled, MythTV assumes that you're looping the audio<br>through the other sound device, in which case volume can be adjusted<br>using that device's mixer. In any case, you can adjust volume of the<br>sound at the final amplifier, whether in a TV or a separate receiver.<br>-- <br>Jonathan Rogers <jonner@teegra.net><br>_______________________________________________<br>mythtv-users mailing
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