Mini MediaCenter

[adcomp]

Hello .. ( and sorry for my poor english )

I receive my One few day ago .. Work fine. Install Ubuntu 8.04 + wifi driver .. ok
This morning I test recovery (usb) .. Great , it's work
Looking for acer's modification to report them on ubuntu .. Doing this , I install some packages like python-pygame , ffmpeg , vlc ... update mplayer + codec

What do you think about a little mediacenter on Linpus ( or other Linux ) .. it 's python / pygame / mplayer , work fine ( remain some bug )

[ low definiton , sound horrible but i think you understand what i'm trying :roll: ]

Et voilà .. Cheer

David [a.k.a] ADcomp

 

[hmraao]

Have you tried to use the VGA out port to feed a TV, by any chance? What I'm really asking is, "do you know whether the AAO VGA port supports TVout?"

 

[gbee]

MythTV on my One:
http://miffteevee.co.uk/imagebin/Acer_One_frontend2.png
http://miffteevee.co.uk/imagebin/Screenshot-1.png

 

[jukk]

I am also using MythTV on the AA1. The only thing I am wondering is if there are some optimizations that can be done, e.g. how should I set up the TV playback profile?

 

[gbee]

I am also using MythTV on the AA1. The only thing I am wondering is if there are some optimizations that can be done, e.g. how should I set up the TV playback profile?

XvMC might work to save a little CPU, see the MythTV wiki for details.

I've found that disabling all stderr/stdout logging makes some video smoother - run mythfrontend with "-v none"

 

[dreniac]

XvMC doesn't look promissing (at this time): http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Xv ... l_Chipsets
I hope they fix the "green goggles" problem for HD. :geek:

 

[jukk]

I've found that disabling all stderr/stdout logging makes some video smoother - run mythfrontend with "-v none"

Thanks, I think this helped a little. I had some stuttering with DVB-C recordings and now it seems to work fine.