dardack at nycap
Feb 1, 2005, 8:29 PM
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Adam Felson wrote:
>Can somebody who has gotten mythtv and a video player such as mplayer or
>xine working well on an epia write up a how-to guide?
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>There are dozens right now on the net and they're all out of date to
>various degrees. The xorg, xine, and mythtv CVS are changing as the drm
>software changes and there's no documentation of what version works with
>who. xine seems to be written for drm 2.0; as up november or so it's
>cvs version locks up tight when run with drm 1.3, the version packaged
>in the latest'n'greatest epia kernel packages.
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>If somebody who is using an epia with hardware mpeg-2 decoding could
>write up a quick how-to, or at least a list of what to install, it would
>be of great value to people still struggling to get an epia frontend
>working. The new mythtv 0.17 release needs to document what epia
>drivers versions work with it.
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On the wiki for Knoppmyth there is a howto for mpeg decoder with the
epia M10000, there is also a very extensive forum thread on this
subject, with people posting howto's for the newer mpeg decoder i believe.
Also, i am looking for any informaiton on the manufacturer or any
information on the mpeg decoder on the sis gpu's such as the sis 315.
According to Thomas Winischhofer, who makes a great sis driver for X,
sis has not released any information on this decoder and therefore can't
create drivers to utilize this decoder.
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