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On Tuesday 10 June 2003 04:20 pm, Harley Peters wrote:
> When I am watching live tv with the current cvs (downloaded today) both
> audio channels work fine until i change the channel.
> Then the right channel no longer works.
> I have confirmed using the alsamixer that the right channel is set to 0
> after a channel change and remains there until you exit out of live tv
> and restart it.

Can try this again with CVS of a few minutes ago?

- thor

thor wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 June 2003 04:20 pm, Harley Peters wrote:
>
>>When I am watching live tv with the current cvs (downloaded today) both
>>audio channels work fine until i change the channel.
>>Then the right channel no longer works.
>>I have confirmed using the alsamixer that the right channel is set to 0
>>after a channel change and remains there until you exit out of live tv
>>and restart it.
>
>
> Can try this again with CVS of a few minutes ago?
>
> - thor
>
>
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Ok i just tried it again with the cvs of about 15 minutes ago and it
now works like a charm ! Thanks!

Harley Peters
harley@hpeters.net

I cannot get my right audio channel to work for the world, using the regular
line in capture. I get both channels in stereo with btaudio, but its
fuzzy... I verified the balance and stuff of the L/R in the mixer, but it
seemed OK.

I was reading the list and came across a few "no right audio channel"
messages ...but they were from over a month ago. Are there any issues I
should know about? Does mythTV do something internally with L/R speakers,
and if so can I check a setting related to it somewhere?
-Dane


> When I am watching live tv with the current cvs (downloaded today) both
> audio channels work fine until i change the channel.
> Then the right channel no longer works.
> I have confirmed using the alsamixer that the right channel is set to 0
> after a channel change and remains there until you exit out of live tv
> and restart it.
>
> Harley Peters
> harley@hpeters.net
>
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On Friday 25 July 2003 12:31 am, Dane Kantner wrote:
> I cannot get my right audio channel to work for the world, using the
> regular line in capture. I get both channels in stereo with btaudio, but
> its fuzzy... I verified the balance and stuff of the L/R in the mixer, but
> it seemed OK.
>
> I was reading the list and came across a few "no right audio channel"
> messages ...but they were from over a month ago. Are there any issues I
> should know about? Does mythTV do something internally with L/R speakers,
> and if so can I check a setting related to it somewhere?

The email you quoted was a bug in the 0.9 release, fixed in the 0.9.1 release.

Your problem is probably an inability to record in stereo at all. Test it
with other tools -- 'rec', most likely.

Isaac
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> Your problem is probably an inability to record in stereo at all. Test it
> with other tools -- 'rec', most likely.

I'm still trying to narrow this problem down...
would you say the inability to record in stereo is a shortcoming of A) mixer
settings B) ALSA driver settings C) bttv / v4l settings D) tv tuner card
itself E) ??

thanks,
-d

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