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[16867] Patrick Davila
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Resolving QAM card setups in MythTV [ID:1473] (2/2)
in series: MythTVCast Screencasts
video tutorial by Patrick Davila, added 06/09
Name:
[16867] Patrick Davila
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32 months
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2 videos
Description:
Co-host of the MythTVCast and the Linux Link Tech Show. Linux enthusiast and advocate. ...
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From episdoe 3 of the MythTVCast. The guys go through correctly setting up a QAM TV capture card in the tv channel listing in MythTV. Getting the correct XMLID channel frequency from Schedules Direct and applying them to the channel table via the MythWeb plugin.
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A little slow caching, but good information about xmltvids. I did not know that.
Nicely done! I've been struggling to set this up with Scdeules Direct information. Thanks!
Thx for the screencast, I'll give it a try this eve. Hopefully I'll be able to resolve my frequency out of range issues on my pcHDTV HD-3000 DVB.
The volume was to low for me to hear without putting on headphones with volume control switch. When I did get to a level where I could understand the voices there was a lot of background hiss.
Very well done. I look forward to hear from you guys and we will see what happens friday.
