[mythtv] Anyone interested?

[Larry Matter]

I have an EPIA M 9000, with mandrake 8.2 loaded and all the mythtv
prerequisites, just finished that this morning - TVOut works too.

As soon as I can figure out how to get remote liveTV and/or playback of a
recorded show, I'll know if this platform can be a mythfrontend.

I'm currently going over the mail archives and the code, but if someone
already knows how to do this, any help would be appreciated.  I tried
global replace of "localhost" but it seems there is more to it than that
(or else my homenetwork is hosed).

Larry

> I have not tried the VIA chip yet as my current systems are all setup to
> use 686 chips.  I suggested the via because I have this ITX board
> sitting around and nothing to do with it.  Initial development will be
> on a dual PIII 800, so we'll at least see how Myth does with threading.
> I can post numbers in a few weeks, right now Im working
> on getting the entire OS image onto a CD and hashing out how many RW
> mount points I need to include things like MySQL.   I use a WinTV, an
> STB TVPCI and a generic 878 with an FM tuner.  I've just finished
> pulling a 38 hour shift at work, but I should be able to make some
> headway and get numbers out this weekend.
>
> --
> Jason Baker
> baker@cyborgworkshop.com
> www.cyborgworkshop.com
>
> On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Mr. Adam ALLEN wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 22:45, Jason wrote:
>> > Sounds like their is some interest then.  OK, here is my plan.  Im
>> going to start off with a Linux From Scratch 4.0 distro, slightly
>> trimmed to size things down.  I use a mini-itx board with a VIA C3
>> chip on it,
>>
>> Does that provide adequate decoding of video... what's your
>> experience? I assume that you are using CVS with encoding on a
>> different box? What quality settings are you using?
>> Which model board do you use and is there support for all the devices
>> under Linux?
>>
>> I'd prefer not to have a hard-drive in the box at all, but could mount
>> in nfs mounts (since the encoder will be a better powered box!).
>>
>> Yes, I'm very interested.
>>
>>
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