[mythtv-users] S-Video Problems
Brian Huffman
sheep at graze.net
Wed Apr 14 12:30:04 EDT 2004
ACK! I wouldn't like that solution. Have you tried all the input settings in
mythtvsetup? I believe that it's just doing the same ioctl that you're doing.
Perhaps they're mixed up in the mythtvsetup. You can also do that test_ioctl -a
when it's running and see what mythtv has set ( I think ).
Brian
Discussion about mythtv <mythtv-users at mythtv.org> wrote:
>
> On 14 Apr 2004, at 13:38, Julian Edwards wrote:
>
> > SVIDEO can transport composite also, so you have probably got the wrong
> > SVIDEO input selected. I can't remember which you need for a 250 but
> > I'm sure you'll find it with experimentation in the mythtvsetup
> > program. If you choose the wrong setting from whatever is being input
> > you'll always find that the signal is B&W rather than colour.
>
> Thanks for the input Julian. I did try the different S-Video ports in
> Mythtvsetup but I only get video though S-VIDEO 0. I tried different
> combinations but would just end up recording a blank screen. My Grundig
> TV lets me tell it to talk to my Myth box in S-VIDEO.
>
> All I can do at this time is run a cron job every minute to run the
> "test_ioctl -p 0" command to get colour back. This means that up to the
> first minute of every recording is black & white.
>
>
> On 14 Apr 2004, at 13:57, Brian Huffman wrote:
>
> > First thing that comes to mind: Did you bounce mythbackend? You need
> > to do
> > that to pick up changes to the capture card input.
>
> Thanks Brian. The box has been this way for a couple of days which has
> included several restarts (it locks up every time after a recording -
> but thats another story). I do make a point of restarting the backend
> every time I modify settings with mythtvsetup.
>
> Still no luck though.
>
>
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