[mythtv-users] Hauppauge 950Q, Fedora 11 - Kaffeine finds channels but MythTV doesn't

[Jarod Wilson]

On Aug 5, 2009, at 3:13 PM, stan wrote:

> Thanks Chris.
>
> This raises the question:  Can I get 950Q channel scanning to work  
> on Fedora
> 11 by adjusting parameters,

I think you mentioned adjusting the tuning timeout. There's also a  
signal lock timeout and another timeout value in the dvb card setup  
section in mythtv-setup.

> or is ATSC channel scanning not working at all
> on Fedora 11?

It worked just fine for me last time I tried it. Might have been svn  
trunk though, not 0.21. Yours is the first report I've heard of it not  
working.

> Let me know how your Kaffeine test goes.  Successful Kaffeine channel
> scanning here tells me the hardware, 950Q firmware, and drivers are  
> all
> working on Fedora 11.  There's a problem in MythTV itself on Fedora  
> 11.
>
> More general Fedora questions about MythTV for future testing:
>
> I like to do clean installs to try changes so,
>
> 1.  I installed MythTV from RPMFusion by installing the "macro" mythtv
> package.  Can I completely remove everything it installed with
>
> 	rpm --erase --allmatches mythtv

No. That'll miss libmyth, libmyth-devel, perl-MythTV and python- 
MythTV. But removing and reinstalling the packages isn't going to make  
a lick of difference.

> 2.  Does the gnome "software updates" function look for updates to  
> mythtv on
> RPMFusion?

Yes.

> 3.  Can I completely remove mythtv stuff from MySQL with
>
> 	mysql drop mythconverg

Yes.

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Jarod Wilson
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