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SageTV Software Discussion related to the SageTV application produced by SageTV. Questions, issues, problems, suggestions, etc. relating to the SageTV software application should be posted here. (Check the descriptions of the other forums; all hardware related questions go in the Hardware Support forum, etc. And, post in the customizations forum instead if any customizations are active.) |
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FYI all versions of Java after 1.5.0_05 have memory leaks and problems with Sage. Do you only experience Sage crashes when watching shows? If so you may want to try different audio/video decoder combinations or try updating or going to an older version of the PVR-150 drivers.
Other than that it sounds like you've ruled out almost everything hardware wise except for the motherboard and processor themselves. |
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Thanks everyone, I honestly did not expect this kind of helpful suggestions/support. |
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Maybe I missed it, but are you running VMR9 or Overlay? Is FSE enabled or disabled and is 3d acceleration turned on? What decoder are you using?
IMO you need to set things up with the simpliest settings and go from there. I'd try Overlay, Sage Decoder, 3d acceleration off, FSE off, no FFDshow. If you can get that stable then start tweaking the settings for better PQ and performance. Also I wouldn't try to overclock until Sage was stable. I ran Prime95 for hours on my HTPC without a hiccup and 5 minutes into watching a show it crashed. I slowed things down a bit and it's been rock solid ever since. Do the recordings that freeze Sage play ok in WMP? When you go to watch a show try pressing play instead of ok and see if it still freezes up. This will bypass the popup with watch now. Some people have problems when selecting a show through the popup. |
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FSE disabled 3D Acceleration on The latest nVidia PureVideo decoder. Deinterlace Control - Automatic Deinterlace Mode - Automatic Enhanced nView Support - Prefer VMR9 The recordings play fine in WMP, I'll try selecting play instead of using the popup. |
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Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0-beta2-b86) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.6.0-beta2-b86, mixed mode, sharing) |
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I had an ECS board running with Sage for a couple of years, then I bought a new graphics card and it just wouldn't work. For the life of me I couldn't get it to work correctly. Turned out to be chipset drivers. You might give it a look. I moved sage to a different computer anyway as my better machine was under used. The only crashes I get now seem to be related to me tinkering with things that I shouldn't. Otherwise it just works. Good luck.
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Unfortuately for me nVidia hasn't updated the nForce3 drivers since last year and those are the ones I have.
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I believe this is the snapshot release.
http://download.java.net/jdk6/binaries/ |
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Thanks for doing the link, I was on my way out the door last night when I posted the comparison. Two things though:
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This is a tough one to figure out, you'll just have to take all the suggestions posted and keep on narrowing down to the specific problem. If you have the patience for it, I bet the problem will be nailed down eventually. Usually AMD coupled with VIA chipset motherboard spell disaster, but you have an nForce2 chipset, so it should be better. But then again you have a budget brand in ECS, so who knows whether the board is the problem or not. If you are getting a new CPU and mobo soon, then maybe just forget about fixing this thing and hope it works better on the new hardware. If its an option, I would go with intel processor and intel mobo instead of AMD/nForce combo.
As for SageTV, it runs very stable when there are no software/hardware conflicts. Is it stable on all hardware configurations? Of course not, SageTV is a little more picky with the hardware it runs on then other common softwares, so there's always a chance it won't run well on your system.
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Can you post what you have so I can take a look?
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As far as how it operates. I programmed it to work as close as possible to how "Reminders" work on my Moto-6412 cable box. This does not replace favorites and is only useful for LiveTV - that's why I never posted it. Didn't think many people would want it. They might like it when just starting out with SageTV but once you start selecting favorites and using IR it is less useful. I really only use it on premium channels where you don't get commercials and usually not real often. Anyway what it does is display a transparent menu similar to a program Guide single show entry for all shows selected for this plugin that are currently airing or will be airing within the next few minutes (time before show is configurable). If you have used NIELM's dynamic menus then this is similar to the Guide entry displayed at the bottom of the screens in the dynamic menus. This menu will appear shortly before the show is to start but is also possible to bring up by pressing select while watching a video. Then you can scroll through all of the ones in the list and select any of them. This kind of makes it like previous channel except you can go to more than just two channels. BobP. Edit: In order to finish it up I had to do more than I thought. It should be quite functional and some/most? of the quirks have been eliminated. Last edited by BobPhoenix; 08-31-2006 at 08:02 PM. |
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Hmmm, well look at that. At first I figured that this seemd like a pretty useless plugin, but now after seeing the pics I have a better idea of what it's doing and it's actually a pretty cool idea. I'll grab it and give it a shot too.
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