[mythtvnz] MythTV upgrade, bleeding code, ready for tester

[Aaron Drysdale]

There may be good reasons for this, but for me this is disappointing. Now my system is left half working (not through any fault of yours I would add) and I know there is a fix available but not being distributed. Damn!

Any idea how far away 0.22 is from being released? I occassionally look online for this, but no one seems to be giving away any info.

Aaron

-----Original Message-----
From: Jean-Yves Avenard <jyavenard at gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 24 June 2009 7:44 p.m.
To: MythTV in NZ <mythtvnz at lists.linuxnut.co.nz>
Subject: Re: [mythtvnz] MythTV upgrade, bleeding code, ready for tester

Hi

2009/6/24 Mark <markk at kc.net.nz>:
> Wooo hoooo!
>
> Upgraded frontend/backend pc a little while ago and did a few live tv
> tests and it goes fantastically so far.  I've had it exit out of tv once
> changing channels but if it's occasional I don't think anyone at home
> will worry about it.
>
> Thanks for all your work making repos, without them I don't think I'd be
> watching DVB-T in New Zealand.
>
> Next task is to look into transcoding HD for my tv pc that doesn't have
> a nvidia card - or look into a buying fanless card but I'm a little
> worried about the heat and power draw (Asus p5e-v running with a 200W
> external power supply so almost silent)

Further to discussion with the MythTV author,

I've been asked not to distribute those packages and instead focus my
efforts on getting trunk suitable for release.

I agreed.

So I won't be continuing effort on 0.21 ..

I will do one more update of the VDPAU backport and try to get a 0.22
ready for generic use ASAP.

Jean-Yves

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