[mythtv-users] Sirius on Mythtv Broken - Sipie

[Harry Devine]

Josh wrote:
> On Dec 1, 2007 8:56 PM, Harry Devine <lifter89 at comcast.net 
> <mailto:lifter89 at comcast.net>> wrote:
>
>     Josh wrote:
>     >
>     >
>     > On Nov 30, 2007 8:37 AM, David Stuller <dcstuller at hotmail.com
>     <mailto:dcstuller at hotmail.com>
>     > <mailto: dcstuller at hotmail.com <mailto:dcstuller at hotmail.com>>>
>     wrote:
>     >
>     >     I am using FC5.  I made the changes as a far commenting out the
>     >     two lines in the sipie file and removing the "playlist" option
>     >     in the sipie and config files, but now when I launch from
>     Myth or
>     >     use the gui (/usr/bin/sipie).  It won't stop playing.  The
>     >     myth scripts are supposed to kill the pid file in the /tmp
>     >     directory which it does do, but mplayer continues to play
>     the stream.
>     >       If I use the straight gui (/usr/bin/sipie), the "stop" and
>     >     "exit" buttons don't work.   So I thought I would start from
>     scratch
>     >      and try and reinstall it,  when I run the svn and use the
>     >     easy_install,  it installs about 4 files, but no file just
>     called
>     >     "sipie".
>     >      So I tried the /usr/bin/cliSipie file and it looks like it
>     might
>     >     work but mplayer defuncts.  I also tried /usr/bin/sipie.py
>     but it
>     >      does the same thing.  Any ideas??
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     >     ---------------------------------
>     >
>     >         I haven't tried Scott's fix yet, but previously I was
>     able to
>     >     get sipie
>     >        to work fine, but whenever I started it up, I'd get that GUI
>     >     where I had
>     >        to pick the channel I wanted.  I could never get the
>     scripts to
>     >     work as
>     >        described in the Wiki.  So, I never had the Sirius menu
>     options
>     >     on the
>     >        frontend GUI.  I'm using FC6 via Mythdora 4.0.  What are you
>     >     using?  And
>     >        were the scripts on the Wiki OK or did they need some
>     tweaking?
>     >
>     >        Thanks,
>     >        Harry
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>     > OK guys, as of this moment in time, Eli hasn't pushed my code
>     changes
>     > to the official source SVN, but I put up the code on my private SVN
>     > for the time being. Check out the completely updated Wiki
>     article at
>     > http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Integrate_Sirius and let me
>     know
>     > if you find any issues or something that needs to be added.
>     >
>     > --
>     > Josh
>     > TwoOneSix at thatclothingco.com
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>     I just downloaded your newest code and am following the Wiki.  I
>     get to
>     this step under "Configuring Sipie": "You should now be prompted to
>     select a station, if you have a GUI, pick one from the drop-down and
>     chose "play"... you should hear the stream...".  I get the GUI
>     (titled
>     wxSipie in the title bar), pick my station, and press Play.  I get the
>     popup telling me what song is playing, but I don't hear anything.  Is
>     there some log somewhere that I can check?  I know that this is
>     the 3rd
>     version I've downloaded of sipie (one in September where I could hear
>     the stream; one 2 days ago which was supposed to fix the broken
>     stream;
>     then yours tonight).
>
>     Should I scrap every sipie binary and config file and start over?
>      Maybe
>     nuke the config file /home/mythtv/.sipie and force it to be recreated?
>
>     Thanks for all of your time and effort!
>     Harry
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> Yea, I would suggest blowing away everything sipie related (even in 
> the /usr/bin directory), including the .sipie folder in the home 
> directory. If you get to the same point and see the song name, but 
> hear no stream, do a quick "ps ax | grep mplayer" and see if you get a 
> <defunct> or if you see a couple of mplayer streams.
>
> -- 
> Josh
> TwoOneSix at thatclothingco.com <mailto:TwoOneSix at thatclothingco.com> 
I nuked everything, and now I'm trying the SVN checkout again, but it's 
not really doing anything.  It's just sort of "hanging" there after I 
hit enter.  I tried pinging your private SVN, but that times out too.  
Is your site down?  Just curious.  Also, you mentioned above about the 
<defunct> for mplayer.  What does that tell me if I happen to get that?

Thanks,
Harry