Thanks Samir!<\/p>\n
So\u2026 for a while now\u2026 MythTV hasn\u2019t been commercial flagging any shows nor has it been compressing shows.<\/p>\n
The log displays \u201cNVR::doAudioThread() This Unix doesn’t support device files for audio access. Skipping???<\/p>\n
Other times, when I bother to look, the log displays some hex number when trying to find a codec.<\/p>\n
For months I\u2019ve been searching why these error messages are being produced\u2026 Finally, I saw a thread on the MythTV forum.<\/p>\n
Apparently, disabling oss during compilation (–disable-oss) breaks the Nuppel Video Recorder sound options. So, even if the \u2018backend\u2019 doesn\u2019t have sound hardware you still need to compile the source with it.<\/p>\n
DUMB!!!!!<\/p>\n
I use a dedicated backend. It has no keyboard and no mouse connected to it. I didn\u2019t bother setting up sound because\u2026 The system is in my garage! I figured, there was no reason to compile sound for MythTV since the system that it was used on didn\u2019t have sound. When sound is compiled, when using the myth-setup, the system hangs until it times out \u2013 a real bother.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Thanks Samir!<\/p>\n
So\u2026 for a while now\u2026 MythTV hasn\u2019t been commercial flagging any shows nor has it been compressing shows.<\/p>\n
The log displays \u201cNVR::doAudioThread() This Unix doesn’t support device files for audio access. Skipping???<\/p>\n
Other times, when I bother to look, the log displays some hex number when trying to find a codec.<\/p>\n
For months I\u2019ve been searching why these error messages are being produced\u2026 Finally, I saw a thread on the MythTV forum.<\/p>\n
Apparently, disabling oss during compilation (–disable-oss) breaks the Nuppel Video Recorder sound options. So, even if the \u2018backend\u2019 doesn\u2019t have sound hardware you still need to compile the source with it.<\/p>\n
DUMB!!!!!<\/p>\n