[ale] MythTV Build-in report

Jay Finch retief at larp.com
Fri Apr 28 13:01:09 EDT 2006


Thanks from another attendee - The Build-in was a lot of fun, and I 
learned a great deal about putting together my own MythTV box.  It was 
great to finally meet some of my fellow ALErs after lurking on this list 
for the better part of 8+ years. :)

I look forward to seeing y'all again soon, and thanks again to Preston 
for getting the Build-in organized! (And to Chris, and all the Emory 
folks ... And every whose name I'm forgetting.  :-) )

Cheers!
Jay

H P Ladds wrote:
> Thanks to all who attending the Build-In. Man! ALE is packed with a 
> lot of friendly characters.
>  
> The whole Build-In crew is much indebted to Chris -- without him the 
> event would have been directionless, internetless, and pretty-much -- 
> well, um -- eventless :)
>  
> Emory University donated a great room and much equipment.
>  
> Yes, Keith I do have your umbrella. Would you send me some of the 
> pictures? HouseholdWords at gmail.com <mailto:HouseholdWords at gmail.com>.
>  
> Anyone wishing to buy a pcHDTV, Inc. HD3000 -- a digital capture card? 
> I have several new cards are here in Atlanta. Shipping may not be 
> necessary -- ALE meeting pick-up, etc. Price is $165.00 -- usually 
> $169.98 + shipping. 
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> On 4/24/06, *Watson, Keith R.* <krwatson at cc.gatech.edu 
> <mailto:krwatson at cc.gatech.edu>> wrote:
>
>     Hi all,
>
>     I just wanted to say thanks to Preston for setting up the MythTV
>     build-in and to Chris (I hope I'm spelling his name right) for
>     answering
>     all my questions while hacking hardware. Also thanks to Charles for
>     going with me and helping me find the parking lot.
>
>     The morning started off with doughnuts and morphed into pizza later in
>     the afternoon, int 
>
>  
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>     erspersed with hardware and MythTV hacking.
>
>     It was a lot of fun and we got to see MythTV in action. It's an
>     impressive package. Chris and Preston installed KnoppMyth on a
>     Microcenter PowerSpec Linspire machine (about $200 with rebate).
>
>     PowerSpec 1406
>     http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=23216
>     3
>
>     They were able to get the PVR150 working but had some difficulty with
>     the HD3000. Eventually they got it working but at only 5
>     frames/second.
>     They might have gotten a full 30 frames/sec but we ran out of time.
>
>     I came away with pictures of the event, a parts list, and plans for a
>     system of my own. Where should I post the pictures?
>
>     I also managed to leave my umbrella so if any one knows how to
>     contact
>     Emory law school lost and found please let me know.
>
>     Dreaming of a MythTV of my own,
>     keith
>
>     --
>
>     Keith R. Watson                        Georgia Institute of Technology
>     Systems Support Specialist IV          College of Computing
>     keith.watson at cc.gatech.edu
>     <mailto:keith.watson at cc.gatech.edu>             801 Atlantic Drive NW
>     (404) 385-7401                         Atlanta, GA  30332-0280
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