[mythtv-users] Fedora Scrambled Video, No Audio

[MythMichale]

Here is my test_ioctl -a:

[root at myth root]# /usr/lib/ivtv/test_ioctl -a
ioctl: IVTV_IOC_G_CODEC
Codec parameters
aspect      : 2
audio       : 0x00e9
bframes     : 3
bitrate_mode: 0
bitrate     : 8000000
bitrate_peak: 16000000
dnr_mode    : 0
dnr_spatial : 0
dnr_temporal: 0
dnr_type    : 0
framerate   : 1
framespergop: 12
gop_closure : 0
pulldown    : 0
stream_type : 0
ioctl: VIDIOC_G_FMT
        Type   : Video Capture
        Width  : 720
        Height : 576
ioctl: VIDIOC_QUERYCAP
        Driver name   : ivtv
        Card type     : Vanilla iTVC15 card
        Bus info      : 0
        Driver version: 1
        Capabilities  : 0x01030001
ioctl: VIDIOC_ENUMINPUT
        Name    : Composite 0
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : Composite 1
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : Composite 2
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : Composite 3
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : Tuner 0
        Type    : 0x00000001
        Audioset: 0x00000000
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : Composite 4
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : S-Video 0
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : S-Video 1
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : S-Video 2
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
        Name    : S-Video 3
        Type    : 0x00000002
        Audioset: 0x00000001
        Tuner   : 0x00000000
        Standard: 0x              FF ( PAL )
        Status  : 0
ioctl: VIDIOC_G_INPUT
Input = 0
ioctl: VIDIOC_G_FREQUENCY
Frequency = 0
ioctl: VIDIOC_ENUMSTD
        ID          : 0x            3000
        Name        : NTSC
        Frame period: 1001/30000
        Frame lines : 525
        ID          : 0x              FF
        Name        : PAL
        Frame period: 1/25
        Frame lines : 625
        ID          : 0x          7F0000
        Name        : SECAM
        Frame period: 1/25
        Frame lines : 625
ioctl: VIDIOC_G_STD
Standard = 0x000000ff
ioctl: VIDIOC_QUERYCTRL
Brightness = 128
Contrast = 64
Saturation = 64
Hue = 0
Volume = 59343
Mute = 0




If I am reading this correctly, then my stuff is set for PAL... Which
would definitely explain my scrambled video, eh??


Happy Mything....


				Michale


On Thu, 2003-12-25 at 15:34, James L. Paul wrote:
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> On Thursday 25 December 2003 09:26, MythMichale wrote:
> > For various reasons, I whacked my HDs and installed FEDORA.  (As a side
> > note, it DID recognize my onboard 3com 910-A10 LAN, which RH9 did not)
> > In any case, I went thru Jarod's Guide for Fedora.  Added Anduin's
> > buffers line in the modules.conf and all was good.  Sorta.
> > First of all, pcHDTV and PVR350 did not play well together.  With the
> > pcHDTV installed, my IVTV puked with the DEVICE NOT FOUND error
> > immediatly upon /sbin/modprobe ivtv.  So I yanked the pcHDTV out and got
> > the ivtv driver up.  However, when I record video, it is pixelly, as if
> > watching satellite during a heavy rainstorm.  And there are bright green
> > and violet color horizontal bars along the bottom 1/4th of the video
> > box.  Plus I have no audio.  I did follow Jarod's instructions about NO
> > AUDIO.  But I did not install the ALSA.
> > I have tried -p 0 as my INPUT setting.  (Is there a listing of what
> > INPUT Settings are available?)
> 
> test_ioctl can show you a lot of information, including the input choices. You 
> can also use it to set various combinations while using mplayer to directly 
> view the output of the video device to see the results.
> 
> > Anyone have any idea what I might have screwed up on?
> >
> >
> > Happy Mything
> >
> >
> > 				Michale
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