[mythtv-users] US-Broadcast, Hauppage WinTV, Fedora Core 2

[yan seiner]

R. G. Newbury wrote:

>Sounds like the database is 'corrupted' in that you have no tuning 
>information in it.
>Sounds like you have not fully followed the instructions. The fact that 
>your hardware works with xawtv strongly implies that the kernel+module 
>side of things is set up correctly for your hardware so that the problem 
>is the mythtv setup.
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Yup.  I'm fairly confident that my hardware + kernel is OK.

>THIS IS YOUR JANUARY QUIZ. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.
>
>1.    Have you set up a subscription at labs.zap2it.com?
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Yes.

>2.    Have you set up a broadcast lineup there, using your zip code, 
>thus determining the local channels you can receive at your antenna 
>site? Note that this will list both analog and digital channels: you may 
>have to select one type or the other for your lineup. If your card is 
>analog, then including digital channels is "contra-indicated"
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Yes, but I think there are digital channels in there.  I just checked my 
subscription; I did in fact have 10 digital channels selected...  Too 
bad I have to wait to get home from work to see if this worked...  :-)

>3.    Have you saved that lineup, and remembered to write down you user 
>name and password? (Note these are not the same as the ones for 
>zap2it.com alone)
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Yes.

>Have you entered that lineup, including username and password in  
>mythtv-setup under "Video sources"? (Note that this may run 
>mythfilldatabase... and take a while)
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Yes.

>4.    Have you associated your card (entered in mythtv-setup, "Capture 
>Cards")  with that source, by selecting that combination in 
>mythtv-setup, "Input Connections", using the correct description for the 
>physical input you are using.
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Yes.

>And finally,
>5.    Have you run mythfilldatabase, (again) to actually download a 
>program schedule to your mysql database?
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Yes.

>
>THIS QUIZ WILL COUNT FOR 100% OF YOUR WINTER TERM MARK!
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:-)