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australia-optus). The next couple of

screens will have some back-end job

options, such as if you want to use

autostart and transcode after recording

shows.

• Capture cards – Select new capture

card. You must then enter a supported

card type (analog V4L card, MJPEG

cards such as Matrox G200, MPEG-2

encoder cards such as the Hauppauge

line, DVB DTV cards, pcHDTV DTV

cards, firewire cable box, USB MPEG-4

devices such as Plextor ConvertX, and

Dbox2 TCP/ IP cable box).

• Video sources – Select a new video

source. Enter a generic name and se-

lect the appropriate XMLTV listings

grabber. For North America, select

DataDirect. Then enter your user ID

and password you created at the

zap2it registration site. Hit enter; the

setup script then retrieves your chan-

nel lineup and populates the database

with the appropriate cable/ satellite

provider system information. You will

then need to select an input connec-

tion. Select tuner and match it to the

name you provided for your listings

profile. It will then scan your TV card

for active channels based upon your

XML listings preferences.

European Users will have to make

several key changes in the mythtv-setup:

• TV format = PAL

• VBI Format = PAL Teletext

• Channel Frequency table =

europe-west

You need to adjust the screen size from

the recording profiles setup screen: Main

Menu | Setup | TV | Recording profiles.

The profiles need to have the height

changed from 576 to 480 and the width

changed from 480 to 720. In the /etc/

mythtv/modules/ivtv file, tuner type=1

has to be replaced with tuner type=5.

You’ll also need to add the following

entry:

rmmod tveeprom modprobe

tveeprom dmesg

And /etc/sysconfig/ivtv/cfg should have

the following:

IVTV_TUNER=X

IVTV_TYPE='PAL'

X is the tuner type and should be re-

placed with the appropriate value.

After the initial setup is complete, you

will see a message about running myth-

filldatabase to populate your back end

database. Knoppmyth then automati-

cally tries to configure your Mythweather

settings based upon your provider’s sys-

tem area. The installer will then auto-

matically run the mythfilldatabase com-

mand, which fills the database with two

weeks worth of programming schedules.

Once that’s done, MythTV will startup

for the first time. You will then see a

message about pre-scaling theme images

and the front-end GUI becomes active.

You are now ready to start using

MythTV. At anytime, you can rerun the

MythTV setup interfaces by issuing the

following command:

mythtv-setup

The Video Signal

The quality of the signal is determined

by the quality of the TV capture card you

purchased for your system. If you decide

to purchase the more expensive

Hauppauge 350, you will have a very

good video connection that will need

some manual configuration. Basically

you will need to have the video piped

out to a frame buffer device [5] [6].

If you purchase the less expensive

Hauppauge 250 or 150, you will need a

video card with a video out connection.

The low end NVidia MX420/ 440 is rela-

tively cheap. You will have to slightly

modify your Xorg/ XF86 configuration

file. My file has the following settings:

Section "Device"

Identifier "Videocard0"

Driver "nvidia"

VendorName "EFX"

BoardName "nVidia

GeForce 4 MX 420"

#TV Out

Option "TVStandard" "NTSC-M"

Option "TVOutFormat" "SVIDEO"

EndSection

My file also contains the settings shown

in Listing 1 to specify a television set.

The Cable or Satellite

Receiver

If you use a digital cable or satellite tele-

vision system, you will have to configure

a serial port infrared blaster. An IR-

blaster tricks the cable/ satellite box into

Depending on your location, you may

wish to try one of the following

“TVStandard” values:

• “PAL-B” – used in Belgium, Denmark,

Finland, Germany, Guinea, Hong

Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia,

The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal,

Singapore, Spain, Sweden, and

Switzerland

• “PAL-D” – used in China and North

Korea

• “PAL-G” – used in Denmark, Finland,

Germany, Italy, Malaysia, The Nether-

lands, Norway, Portugal, Spain,

Sweden, and Switzerland

• “PAL-H” – used in Belgium

• “PAL-I” – used in Hong Kong and

United Kingdom

• “PAL-K1” – used in Guinea

• “PAL-M” – used in Brazil

• “PAL-N” – used in France, Paraguay,

and Uruguay

• “PAL-NC” – used in Argentina

• “NTSC-J” – used in Japan

• “NTSC-M” – used in Canada, Chile,

Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Haiti,

Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Puerto

Rico, South Korea, Taiwan, United

States of America, and Venezuela

TV Standards

01 Section "Screen"

02 Identifier "Screen0"

03 Device "Videocard0"

04 Monitor "Monitor0"

05 DefaultDepth 24

06 SubSection "Display"

07 Depth 24

08 Modes "1024x768" "800x600"

"640x480"

09 EndSubSection

10 EndSection

11 Section "Monitor"

12 Identifier "Monitor0"

13 VendorName "Monitor Vendor"

14 ModelName "32in Analog TV"

15 HorizSync 30.0 - 50.0

16 VertRefresh 60.0 - 60.0

17 Option "dpms"

18 EndSection

Listing 1: Specifying a

Television Set

KNOW-HOW

MythTV

ISSUE 71 OCTOBER 2006

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