A positive comment - Commercial detection
In those days of highlighting shortcomings and bitter comments, I'd like to express my satisfaction with MythTV.
I've had a history of bad reception of the local DVB-T signal. It was bad enough to make the dumped MPEG-2 files quite ugly and corrupted.
Because of this the commercial detection process did not really work. It was choking on the mpeg crap.
I have corrected my reception.
And the commercial detection is working like a charm.
Very impressive.
Yes, MythTV has legacy to clean-up. Yes, it has ugly sides. Yes the interface and setup can be quite scary.
Yes, Elisa looks very cool. Yes other projects are attractive. Yes, there are other great projects out there.
But they are all motivated by MythTV, they all have quite a way to go before they provide the level of features, functionality and adaptability that MythTV has today.
And when there is no competition, things are not as good, heh?
So MythTV community, way to go, and keep it up!
And when is 0.21 going to be released? Just kidding...
Nico
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Oh well...
Sorry about that, it seems that I had a very rough time today with identifying lists from each other.
This post was obviously not targeted for here...
Nico
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So MythTV community, way to go, and keep it up!
And when is 0.21 going to be released? Just kidding...
We branched for 0.21 in svn a few weeks ago, have been working on stabilizing and cleaning up. Probably will be released next weekend.
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