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kane.tse at gmail

Oct 4, 2005, 11:48 AM


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MythTV muting volume, but TVTime fixes it.

I have a Celeron D 2.93 master backend with a ATI TV Wonder PCI (attached to
the onboard motherboard soundcard) and Hauppauge WinTV GO-Plus (attached to
a SoundBlaster Live Value). Both are bt8x8 cards. I was previously running
Fedora Core 3 and MythTV 0.18.1 without any audio problems, but I needed to
reinstall the OS so I upgraded to Fedora Core 4.

I have no volume when I watch LiveTV or recordings from the ATI card. The
WinTV card works fine. I have a patch cable from the ATI's line-out to the
soundcard's line-in and headphones attached to the speaker-out of the
soundcard. I hear nothing.

The strange thing is that if I run TVTime, audio works fine. Then, if I
shut-down TVTime and immediately go into MythTV LiveTV (on a remote
frontend), I can hear the channel and switch channels no problem. But
inevitably, after exiting to the menu and going back into LiveTV, the volume
mysteriously gets muted. At that point, I plug my headphones directly into
the ATI's line-out and also now hear nothing. Start up TVTime again, and I
can hear audio.

The whole time, anything recorded/Live TV from the WinTV works fine with
audio, so I know I don't have a problem on the frontend side of things.

Is possible that something to do with the msp3400 driver in FC4 is screwing
things up?

Thanks!

Subject User Time
MythTV muting volume, but TVTime fixes it. kane.tse at gmail Oct 4, 2005, 11:48 AM
    Re: MythTV muting volume, but TVTime fixes it. kane.tse at gmail Oct 5, 2005, 1:02 AM
    Re: MythTV muting volume, but TVTime fixes it. watkinshome at gmail Oct 5, 2005, 3:17 PM

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