Andrew Gallatin writes: > 2) Is there any way to get the "bad" channels to behave? They work > fine on my TV's integrated LG tuner, and even my old Air2PC can > pull those "bad" channels in quite a bit better than the LG. (Though > the LG wins hands down on the good channels). It seems like the Fusion5 needs just a bit more signal than my TV does. Once I put a cheap combined amplifier/splitter in, I can get a good signal on all channels. Hurray! Even with a good signal, pid filtering still makes the difference between a stream with annoying artifacts, and a nearly clean stream. (mplayer complains about CRC checksums failing every few seconds, but I can't see/hear any problems). I sure hope myth does pid filtering.. Also, I see tons of these message in my dmesg log, are they anything to worry about? [mythtv@dvr ~]$ dmesg | tail cx88[0]/2: queue is empty - first active cx88[0]/2: cx8802_start_dma 752 cx88[0]/2: setting the interrupt mask cx88[0]/2: [c82a6e80/0] cx8802_buf_queue - first active cx88[0]/2: cx8802_restart_queue cx88[0]/2: cx8802_restart_queue: queue is empty cx88[0]/2: queue is empty - first active cx88[0]/2: cx8802_start_dma 752 cx88[0]/2: setting the interrupt mask cx88[0]/2: [dad1aa80/0] cx8802_buf_queue - first active [mythtv@dvr ~]$ dmesg | grep cx88 | wc -l 144 [mythtv@dvr ~]$ uptime 16:11:29 up 42 min, 7 users, load average: 0.02, 0.20, 0.18 Many thanks to Mac Michaels! Drew
