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- moultonr - 2011-02-08 Question, I have been trying to install xbmc on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala). I am following the proceedure from the link below. The issue I am having is with the PPAs. The system does not seem to see them. I have tried everything I can think of at this point short of reinstalling Ubuntu. I get the message xbmc: Depends: xbmc-data xxxxx but is not going to install E: Broken packages..... Yes the multiverse repository is enabled. I have tried to manually added them in /etc/apt/sources.list The mother board is a Zotac Synergy Edition Atom N230 1.6GHz Mini-ITX Motherboard IONITX-E-E With 2 Gig of memory and 160 Gig STAT drive Link to the procedure: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO_install_XBMC_for_Linux_on_Ubuntu,_a_Step-by-Step_Guide Thanks - snaaps50 - 2011-02-09 if somebody get the sc working with this build please pm.. - jacksback - 2011-02-09 moultonr Wrote:Question, Check the thread below, similar setup to yours http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=54705 - ant_thomas - 2011-02-09 I have sc and cccam working. No local card though. I recommend eurocardsharing to talk/read about this stuff. - moultonr - 2011-02-09 jacksback Wrote:Check the thread below, similar setup to yoursThanks Jacksback!!!! - jacksback - 2011-02-10 Can anyone tell me if there is a major speed difference between VDR VNSI and TvHeadend? I can't get VDR to work (just yet) but videos I've seen show channels changing really quickly. Tvheadend takes about 4 seconds currently. Thanks - ant_thomas - 2011-02-11 jacksback Wrote:Can anyone tell me if there is a major speed difference between VDR VNSI and TvHeadend? I can't get VDR to work (just yet) but videos I've seen show channels changing really quickly. Tvheadend takes about 4 seconds currently. VNSI is quick. Can you not even get FTA channels working? - snaaps50 - 2011-02-11 jacksback Wrote:Can anyone tell me if there is a major speed difference between VDR VNSI and TvHeadend? Today finnaly delete TVheadend, For me now VDR - jacksback - 2011-02-11 ant_thomas Wrote:VNSI is quick. Haven't tried. Not to worry though because I should get my subscription card working this weekend. Thanks man - Marx1 - 2011-02-14 VNSI seems to be better, but I have problem with it. I use pvrinput to get analogue channels andthey doesn't work properly through VNSI With streamdev they work ok. - jacksback - 2011-02-20 Hey everyone. So I finally managed to get VDR and some of the plugins working correctly, happy days because it is much faster than the streaming clients. I now have two extremely annoying problems and each of the solutions posted online don't seem to help. Problem 1 - My IR remote only works for the 1st 5 seconds when first booting into XBMC. Restarting lirc fixes the problem but only until my next reboot Problem 2 - the VNSI plugin doesn't start according to XBMC. A manual restart fixes the problem. I've tried ordering the plugins, creating restart scripts, updating rc.local, nothing has worked. Please tell me someone has had this problem and knows a quick fix? I'm on Ubuntu 10.10 32bit Thanks - linuxmad - 2011-02-22 Hi, Why won't you try http://www.yavdr.org. You will have vdr and also xbmc without all the fuss. - jacksback - 2011-02-22 linuxmad Wrote:Hi, I have an Intel chipset so will need to compile my drivers which is a bit of a pain - hepi - 2011-02-23 jacksback Wrote:I have an Intel chipset so will need to compile my drivers which is a bit of a pain Intel GPU? Ubuntu offers pre-compiled ready to install intel GPU driver packages. yaVDR is based on Ubuntu. You don't have to compile anything to install the driver. But yaVDR is only pre-configured to work flawlessly with Nvidia GPUs. Cheers, hepi - jacksback - 2011-02-23 hepi Wrote:Intel GPU? Ubuntu offers pre-compiled ready to install intel GPU driver packages. yaVDR is based on Ubuntu. You don't have to compile anything to install the driver. But yaVDR is only pre-configured to work flawlessly with Nvidia GPUs. Thanks for the info. I might go that route if Tvheadend stops working out |