When playing a recording or watching live TV I see no blue whatsoever. Red and Green seem to be working ok. But image looks really wierd without the blue. Is there something I can do to adjust this?

Try setting "DPMS" to "false" in /etc/X11/XF86config-4. This corrected the crazy colors on TV out for me with the M10000. It's a known problem with the unichrome driver...

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=11106519

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-Bob

Yea I had done that and it fixed the inverted colors when initially booted into X. (I was used to CTRL-F1, and then CTRL-F7 to get rid of them) But the video playback was what was bad. I figured out how to fix it though by setting playback to use XV and pressing the F button during playback you can scroll through the XV Video controlls. The HUE was set to 0 for some reason, once I set the HUE to 50 everything looks great again.

I ran into the same issue when I initially enabled Xv playback: no blue. I turned off Xv playback, but that didn't help. I turned on Xv playback when I saw your message, but when I try to make adjustments while playing back video the front end hangs after about 10 seconds.

Is there any way to make the adjustments without going through the normal "F" shortcut?

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Via Epia M10000
Hauppauge PVR-250

I'm answering my own question: I avoided the lockup by increasing the hue setting verrrrryyyy slowwwwwwly back to 50%.

I need to switch to decaf, I guess.

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Via Epia M10000
Hauppauge PVR-250

Answering your own questions is good... helps other learn from your experience.

Thanks,

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-Bob