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Nate Crosno wrote:
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Jean-Yves Avenard wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi
2008/7/8 Nate Crosno <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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<pre wrap="">and am wondering if it ever got fixed? I wasn't able to find any mention of
more changes/fixes in svn.
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Yes it did.
Shortly before the 0.21 official was released, a bug in h264 decoding
was fixed, from revision #16460
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<pre wrap="">Jean, I saw in another post/ticket that you went back to 20.2 and it plays
fine. Did you just stay with that version?
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nope, went to 0.21-fixes.
working fine now
Jean-Yves
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Thanks. I did see that bug but was hoping to find another answer since
I'm already on 0.21-fixes and still getting a bad quality image. I
don't think the stream is h264 -- would "midendify" report it as such?
This is the output of midentify on a stream saved with VLC ("vlc
<a moz-do-not-send="true" class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="udp:@225.1.6.3:2001">udp:@225.1.6.3:2001</a> --ts-dump-file
./test.mpg")<br>
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particular saved stream saved by VLC plays fine in VLC or Myth,
but when Myth does the recording, it has a lot of broken
pixels/artifacts.<br>
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OK, all is working now! HD channels record and look great.<br>
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Found this recent write up, which is exactly my provider and OS:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/SureWest_IPTV">http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/SureWest_IPTV</a><br>
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Upgraded to the latest version of Myth and also updated some IGMP
settings per the instructions on that page. Not sure which one did the
trick since I was impatient and did both at the same time.<br>
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For the record I left my setup a little different -- instead of cloning
the MAC of the Amino box, I left that setting out and am using the same
IR blaster settings I previously used when recording off my PVR-150.
Since the Network Recorder doesn't have a space to input a channel
changing script, I entered the info directly in the database and it
still calls the script. Turning off the Amino box and clearing out the
clutter would be nice, but I want to keep it operational for
video-on-demand and the music channels which don't need to go through
the myth box. <br>
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Also, to create my m3u file, I wrote up this little script to tune in
each channel, then take a tcpdump to get the IP address, format it a
little and spit out the right stuff. Still had to manually edit it a
little afterward for a couple channels that didn't get picked up
correctly....<br>
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#!/usr/bin/php -q<br>
<?<br>
echo "#EXTM3U\n";<br>
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$dbc = mysql_connect("localhost","mythtv","yourmythtvpassword");<br>
mysql_select_db( "mythconverg", $dbc );<br>
$res = mysql_query("select callsign, name, channum, xmltvid from
channel where sourceid=4 and visible=1 order by channum", $dbc);<br>
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while( $row = mysql_fetch_array($res) )<br>
{<br>
$callsign = $row['callsign'];<br>
$num = $row['channum'];<br>
$xid = $row['xmltvid'];<br>
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// tune<br>
`/home/mythtv/scripts/changechannels.sh $num`;<br>
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// pause<br>
sleep(3);<br>
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// get IP<br>
$iplist = `sudo tcpdump -i eth2 -c 10 udp 2>&1 | grep 2001 |
cut -d' ' -f5`;<br>
$ip = substr($iplist,0,strpos($iplist,"2001")-1);<br>
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echo "#EXTINF:0,$num - $callsign\n";<br>
echo "#EXTMYTHTV:xmltvid=".$xid."\n";<br>
echo <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="udp://">"udp://"</a>.$ip.":2001\n";<br>
}<br>
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