Hallo Leute,
ich habe ein Pull Request gemacht zum tvheadend/master für NetCeiver support.
Bei mir läuft der Patch seit über 5 Jahren tadellos.
Code ist jetzt up-to-date mit tvheadend/master. Es sollte problemlos mergen.
Die tvheadend Administratoren zweifeln es zu mergen, denn sie denken dass es zu wenige Interessierte dazu gibt.
Wenn Sie denken dass der Patch akzeptiert werden soll, lassen Sie bitte eine Nachricht hinter beim Pull Request.
Hi,
wir nutzen reel_usbfp geht ab graphlcd 0.1.9
Grüße
cinfo
Mit welchen graphlcd-base denn?
Hallo,
ld fehlt auf libusb beim making reelfpctl:
g++ -m32 -lusb -lpthread -L ../../libs/graphlcd-base/glcdgraphics -L ../../libs/graphlcd-base/glcddrivers reelfpctl.o frontpanel.o frontpanel_rs232.o frontpanel_ice.o frontpanel_usb.o -lglcdgraphics -lglcddrivers -o reelfpctl
frontpanel_usb.o: In function `frontpanel_usb::fp_set_leds(int, int)':
/home/xbmc/testing/stable/src/utils/reelfpctl/frontpanel_usb.c:110: undefined reference to `usb_control_msg'
/home/xbmc/testing/stable/src/utils/reelfpctl/frontpanel_usb.c:104: undefined reference to `usb_control_msg'
/home/xbmc/testing/stable/src/utils/reelfpctl/frontpanel_usb.c:102: undefined reference to `usb_control_msg'
/home/xbmc/testing/stable/src/utils/reelfpctl/frontpanel_usb.c:108: undefined reference to `usb_control_msg'
/home/xbmc/testing/stable/src/utils/reelfpctl/frontpanel_usb.c:114: undefined reference to `usb_control_msg'
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libusb-dev ist installiert.
Einige Idee?
Grüße
walinsky
Hallo cinfo,
welche Quellkode haben Sie gebraucht für die Reelbox LCD Steuerung?
(geht reelfpctl? - und welche Graphlcd branch wird gebraucht?)
Grüße
Walinsky
IR/CI patch findet man hier
(see attachment)
Excuse me for my english - my German is not so hot.
I more or less copied the code from pctv452e.c (which has IR and CI support for the TT connect S2-3650-CI).
IR tested successfully - I don't have a CAM handy; so I can't test the CI.
Users trying to use this patch will _either_ need to download the sourcecode from v4l-dvb _or_ patch a vanilla kernel with Guy's patch before applying mine (as my patch assumes Guy's patch has already been applied).
Needless to say I can't guarantee it will not set your device on fire.
-- feedback from Dr. Seltsam made me updating (attachment) ct3650CI.diff.
This should open CI CAM settings on VDR.
I hope Dr. Seltsam updates his post on this as well
These IGPs are known for heat problems.
The stock heatsink doesn't pick up heat well from the nb. You can try putting some Arctic Silver between; the best thing is using a better heatsink with Arctic Silver.
Nvidia decodes H.264 in hardware
NVIDIA has shown off H.264 video decoding using its GeForce cards for the first time, today.
We were able to watch a GeForce 7800 use its GPU processing power to decode 20mbit, 1080p high definition content encoded with the H.264 standard. With the GeForce running at full throttle, CPU usage was throttled back to below 50%.
NVIDIA took some time out to explain their strategy for high-definition decoding - a strategy which will click into place in just a couple of months, with the release of ForceWare version 85.
H.264 is the codec used by both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD, and at a high bitrate such as 20mbit, most CPUs struggle to decode at full speed.
The GeForce video engine
GeForce 6 and 7 GPUs all have a video engine built into them. The engine, powered by the PureVideo software, will get an upgrade in ForceWare 85 that will enable the H.264 decoding. Most GPUs from the 6600GT and upwards will be able to handle full bitrate, 1080p content, according to NVIDIA.