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Processor requirements: Pentium® IV processor 1.2GHz or faster (or equivalent) for TV pause with full screen playback.Fast video locking for security camera applications.Four line adaptive comb filter for both NTSC and PAL to remove dot crawl.Selections for DVD Standard play (8MBitsec), DVD Long Play (4MBit/sec) and DVD Extra Long Play (2MBit/sec).2MBit/sec, 4MBit/sec, 6Mbit/sec, 8Mbit/sec, 12Mbit/sec.MPEG1 recording at 1150K bits/sec (Video CD data rate).The WinTV-PVR-500's TV tuner and S-Video/composite video inputs are for either PAL or NTSC. dbx-TV stereo decoder (Nicam stereo decoder in Europe).High quality MPEG1/MPEG2 video and audio encoder.Composite/s-video input to connect to VCR or camcorders.Using VDR as the PVR backend this box is currently NOT supported.Select new Capture Card and configure the second card as a PVR150 select /dev/video1.Select new Capture Card and configure the first card as a PVR150 you will want to select /dev/video0.This card should work using MythTV as the PVR backend, as it is 2 WinTV PVR-150 on one PCI card.This issue has been corrected according to the following:, If someone can confirm then please remove. The fix is simple: Alt-Ctrl-2 into a session and issue the following commands: Currently the ivtv-firmware packages are not being installed by default along with the other ivtv packages, which means that the card is not initialized properly.*Or, type sudo -s to begin with and remain as root for all commands. Note 2: If you get "permission denied" errors, try prefixing the commands with "sudo".

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Note 1: If you get a "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check error, try installing g++ using the command "sudo apt-get install g++". configure -prefix=/usr -sysconfdir=/etc/conf.d -with-x -with-driver=mceusb2Ĭp remotes/mceusb/ /etc/conf.d/nf Wget *checkout*/lirc/lirc/drivers/lirc_mceusb2/lirc_mceusb2.c

The system should recognize the SMK receiver and the remote should now work.

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Unpack the lirc source code and replace the lirc_mceusb2 module with the newer version.

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Download lirc_mceusb2 module version 1.30 or higher.

Download lirc source code release 0.8.2 from This is the version included in LMCE 0704.

No support yet for the IR blaster included with the SMK receiver.

The PVR-150 comes with an SMK IR receiver.

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See Alx9r's PVR-150 Remote Setup for an example of how to get this remote working.Up to LinuxMCE 0710 the PVR-150 remote does not work with LinuxMCE out of the box.The RC6 IR remote control is an MCE compatible unit manufactured by Phillips.Exit setup and now the Mythtv "Watch TV" option should work. Tell the setup program to scan for channels. You now select Tuner1 and specify this tuner is connected to the source you just created. You should see the new entry on the list of sources. Go to Sources and add a new source for your cable provider.You should now see there is a new entry on the list for your PVR-150. Mythtv can see that there is a PVR-150 card available. Start Mythtv Setup under the Computing option of the LMCE UI.VGA card (PCI or AGP) which supports video overlay (NVidia, S3, ATI, etc.).DVD or CD-RW writer (optional for burning DVDs or Video CD’s).Pentium® III processor 1.2GHz or faster, 128MB RAM and 10GB disk drive minimum recommended.The WinTV-PVR-150's TV tuner and S-Video/composite video inputs are for either PAL or NTSC.