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Hi,
i'am working for some time now on a frontend to watch and record tv. It supports analog tv with devices that have a build-in hardware MPEG-2 encoder. In fact you can use all devices that are driven by the ivtv, pvrusb2 and cx18 driver.
The homepage provides more informations and you can find some screenshots there.
I also created a pkgbuild for the latest stable version and one to obtain the source code from a bazaar repository.
Regards
Christian
Last edited by saedelaere (2010-08-08 10:58:31)
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Sounds interesting - I will have to remember this and give it a try when you support DVB (I have a Hauppauge Nova-TD-500)
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I have a Hauppauge PVR350 and I am *very* happy with tv-viewer. It's definitely the best tv app I found for this device. I'm particularly enjoying the timeshift and scheduled recording features.
Great to hear that it is now available as a pkgbuild from AUR - thx to saedelaere!
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I have Sabrent analog TV card (card=42), and while TVTime works just fine, tv-viewer, unfortunately, is not working... GUI starts up OK, everything seems fine, but it's not working
Any suggestions?
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I have Sabrent analog TV card (card=42), and while TVTime works just fine, tv-viewer, unfortunately, is not working... GUI starts up OK, everything seems fine, but it's not working
Any suggestions?
Hi,
TV-Viewer only supports devices with a build-in hardware mpeg encoder. A rule of thumb is, what is working in TVTime does not work in TV-Viewer and vice versa. Currently I do not plan to support such devices. It would be no problem for watching TV, but recording and timeshift works completely different with those devices. That would mean a lot of extra work, currently I can not afford to invest time in this task.
Regards
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OK, thanks mate!
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I've been using tv-viewer on my Gentoo desktop machine, but am running Arch on my laptop. The bzr build worked great.
Thanks!
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TV-Viewer works great with my PVR150. Thanks for such a great piece of software. Really a lot less complicated than setting up a MythTV box if all you want is to record and watch TV.
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