[mythtv-users] XBox TVOut Quality

[Bruce]

How does one adjust the xbv?

Thanks,

Bruce

Wayne Hogue wrote:

> >On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 09:29:07AM -0800, wishbone at h4b.org wrote:
> > > Hmmm if you're picky then it will most likely drive you crazy.. =)  It's
> >not a
> > > myth issue though, it's a XFree86/xbox issue.  I think there are some
> >solutions
> > > out there, but it hasn't bothered me enough to really put effort into
> >fixing
> > > it.  Check out the usual xbox linux sites for info on that..
> >
> >OK, will do.  So far, I see a mention of "nvtv" use.  I will further
> >investigate.  In the meantime, can someone in MythLand assure me that
> >it's possible to get OverScan working (i.e., Has anyone gotten it to
> >work for them)?  If it _is_ possible, then I am fairly confident I will
> >be able to get it going.  Thanks!
>
> It is the xbox video that needs adjusting.  Need to use xbv and adjust the
> overscan for your TV.  On my box a value of 9 completely fills the screen.
>
> As for the DVD add on.  Its the remote.  Under linux you can play DVDs w/o
> it.  But it works so well with Myth, you will certainly want to get one.
>
> FYI, you can get a refurbed unit from EBay for $118.99 the guy has a few 100
> of em and its a buy now option.  You can also get the remote for about $10
> from ebay.  they retail for $30.  So thats abother good deal.   All in all,
> for $150 (with the shipping) you can has an excelent Media Player that
> supports MythTV and looks good sitting with the other AV equipment.
>
> -Wayne
>
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