At 18:09 6/6/2003, you wrote:
>Did you get your ALSA problem figured out? I was curious what the
>solution was.
>
>Matt
>
>Steven J. Finnegan wrote:
>
>>A simple question (I hope)
>>
>>Using a WinTV-PVR350, How do I enable the s-video output so playback can
>>be seen on a TV (as opposed to the computer monitor)?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>sjf
Well, I got the files downloaded from a friend, as I still can't get to the
ALSA site (my friend couldn't either this afternoon).
I believe my main problem was not "touching" the header file. Doing that
seemed to help when loading the modules (no more symbol problems), but I
would still get some kind of error during the build.
My problem now is enabling the TV output. Also, I just discovered that when
playing back, my processor usage jumps to 100% (which probably explains the
audio/video jitter. It may also explain why I can't watch live TV (hard
lockup).
Shouldn't a pentium III 750MHz machine be able to handle playback?
Especially with a PVR-350 card -- its supposed to be done in hardware!
sjf
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Controlsoft Corporation
Phone: (760) 747-5632
WebSite: www.controlsoftcorp.com
E-mail: sjf@controlsoftcorp.com
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>Did you get your ALSA problem figured out? I was curious what the
>solution was.
>
>Matt
>
>Steven J. Finnegan wrote:
>
>>A simple question (I hope)
>>
>>Using a WinTV-PVR350, How do I enable the s-video output so playback can
>>be seen on a TV (as opposed to the computer monitor)?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>sjf
Well, I got the files downloaded from a friend, as I still can't get to the
ALSA site (my friend couldn't either this afternoon).
I believe my main problem was not "touching" the header file. Doing that
seemed to help when loading the modules (no more symbol problems), but I
would still get some kind of error during the build.
My problem now is enabling the TV output. Also, I just discovered that when
playing back, my processor usage jumps to 100% (which probably explains the
audio/video jitter. It may also explain why I can't watch live TV (hard
lockup).
Shouldn't a pentium III 750MHz machine be able to handle playback?
Especially with a PVR-350 card -- its supposed to be done in hardware!
sjf
***************************************************************
Steven J. Finnegan, President
Controlsoft Corporation
Phone: (760) 747-5632
WebSite: www.controlsoftcorp.com
E-mail: sjf@controlsoftcorp.com
***************************************************************