[mythtv-users] burning to CD, networking and bugs?

Ryan Svihla roman at ellipse.net
Mon Aug 4 11:31:22 EDT 2003


Chris,
     Dont need a whole lot of memory but prices are kinda high right now 
may interfere with the 200 dollar limit there.  Otherwise been pretty 
happy on a whole with myth, you are likely going to have a bit of a 
trouble setting it up the first time.  Once you understand how 
everything related works and most important READ EVERY WORD OF THE DOCS, 
this was my greatest mistake and made alot of things harder.  also for 
nvidia drivers in linux www.nvidia.com.  Dont know about how well/if it 
will work with a tnt2 just because I havent tested it myself.  Will 
actually try later with one of ours in the store. Good luck.
--Ryan

Chris Kahney wrote:

> I'm new to MythTV so I apologize if I ask stupid questions or 
> questions that have been answered before, but is there a simple way to 
> burn a recorded video onto a CD using MythTV?  Also, how easy is it to 
> access a PC setup for MythTV over a network?
>
> If I can't burn videos with MythTV at least I can burn them with 
> another pc.
>
> Also, are there any major bugs with MythTV right now?
>
> I plan on setting up a cheap $200 2000 XP system in the near future 
> and would like to know what I'm getting myself into.  I plan on using 
> a WinTV card I already have and a Nvidia TNT2 Ultra for video-output.  
> The TNT2 card starts the tv output from the moment the PC is turned on 
> (i.e. can access bios, etc), so I don't think that should have any 
> Linux problems, long as their are drivers.
>
>
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