[mythtv-users] [Bulk] Re: UPnP debugging/setup help
Norm Dugas
normdugas at yahoo.ca
Thu Jun 12 16:07:39 UTC 2008
Mark J. Scheller wrote:
> Hi Norm,
>
> I do have the real IP address in mythtv-setup. I think I ran into an
> issue with that way back when I added a new remote front-end. Just to
> note, I'm not getting any error using djmount, I am just not seeing my
> myth backend system or anything it might want to share.
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> [MjS]
>
> On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 11:34 AM, Norm Dugas <normdugas at yahoo.ca
> <mailto:normdugas at yahoo.ca>> wrote:
>
> Mark J. Scheller wrote:
> > I am looking at an upgrade to HD and for a new front-end, a PS3.
> > Looks like UPnP is the current preferred method so I started to dig
> > around to see what I could do with it. I'm running the current 0.21
> > version from atrpms under CentOS 5 (e.g.
> > mythtv-backend-0.21-187.el5.i386.rpm). I decided to try this out
> > first with a Fedora 9 laptop and djmount and even after stopping
> > iptables, I can't see anything from my mythbackend server.
> >
> > The documentation for UPnP in Myth is so scant I assume there's
> almost
> > nothing that needs to be done to use it. So what am I missing
> here???
> >
> > --
> > [MjS]
> >
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> In mythtv-setup, do you have the actual IP address of the backend
> or is
> it set to localhost/127.0.0.1 <http://127.0.0.1>? I recall now
> that I had to change this
> to the actual IP. Once that was done and mythbackend restarted, I was
> able to see it in my PS3. I also had to install Mythvideo and
> Mythmusic
> so that I could adjust the directories to be able to see them on my
> PS3. As for HD, I capture from firewire on a Motorola DCT6412 but
> when
> I play back on the PS3, I get no sound so I suspect I'm going to
> have to
> set up a transcode job or something. I haven't really done much
> troubleshooting on that part yet since I have my frontend right
> next to
> my PS3.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Norm
>
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Is your PS3 on the same subnet? On your PS3, have you tried Video ->
Search for Media Servers (or something like that)? Do you have the
latest version of software on your PS3? When I got mine, it did not do
uPNP well plus I was still running Myth .20. On earlier version, the
PS3 would get a lot of network errors causing the video playback to
stop. I haven't seen that happen in a while and I'm now on the latest
which is 2.35.
Norm
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