grrrr! nvram-wakeup didnt' work, ok fine I'll watch some tv.... ok it's recording a show I dont' wanna watch, but I got 2 tuners!... or I did, somehow my pvr-350 is now unknown:



This was just working this morning, I didn't remove the card or such, just a bunch of reboots.

Ok so I go to move on, I got music at least to relax to while I ponder my latest of bugs. Well.. I had that too, I think. I had opened MythMusic before, but had no songs. This morning I copied over my entire mp3 dirctory. Now I can't open anything that has to do with music. Not the settings, not the tools and especially not the player.

There is no errors in /var/log/mythtv/ about this. Not even sure where to start on this issue... it just fat out doesn't do anything when you select any of the music icons.

I've even renamed the music folder and re-created and empty directory just to be sure it wasn't a bad file or such, still can't go into anything.

*sigh* I'd go try to play a game since I loaded a few roms onto there today, but I'm a bit afraid of what will break next.

EDIT: Got the PVR-350 working again by turning off the box, removing the card, booting up fully, shutting down and reinstalling. Nothing else I tried got it to work, not even sure why it broke in the first place. Once I did this it worked again with no configuration changes.

MythMusic still broke.

Hate to reply to my own message, but this MythMusic thing has got me pretty stumped here...

I figured out how to find frontend error messages by launching mythfrontend over X11 so I can see terminal messages. Now I'm getting:


Doing a search on this lib doesn't come up with a whole lot. A google search pointed me to someone saying it's inside of faad? So I do an 'apt-get install faad', but I still don't have the lib on my system.



Any ideas?

If you don't have these links recreate them, if you don't have the file, or if it doesn't match this md5, get it off the CD (see the wiki for directions).

Have you been getting careless with apt-get? If you've done enough damage like that it may be time to make a good backup and follow the auto-upgrade instructions ("upgrade" to the same version).

To recover the file I booted off the cd, mounted my /mnt/hda1 and did


MythMusic is working, thanks again.



... guilty as charged. I didn't think I was being careless, but maybe one to many package upgrades. I'm pretty sure I broke this trying to get myth2ipod working, I've still yet to get that working and my transcoding still doesn't work. Video's look nice for the first say 15 minutes, but then the video gets all screwed up.

I'm guessing this happen to me:


I saw that the .20 release is coming so I plan to blow away the entire system when that comes out. Till then just trying to see what modules I can get working, how they work and what not.

I was also in this both, not sure exactly how I got here. However, simply adding a simbolic link as follows solved the issue.



Basically point libmp4ff to libmp4v2 and presto it works.

I ran into the same problem on a clean install. I did.

Not the most elegant fix, but it worked.