. Fill the cut leg of the tights with stuffing (or whatever you are using) so that it forms a sausage shape. Leave a bit unstuffed at the end.
3. Cut a length of wool and tie it firmly around the end of the sausage, finishing with a double knot to hold it in place.
4. At the other end, tie another piece of wool around the toe to make a big doggy nose. Again, tie a knot to hold the shape in place.
5. Sew an old mitten onto each side of the sausage just above the nose to make the dog’s ears.
6. Make a heart template and use it to cut out some hearts from scraps of fabric.
7. Sew the hearts onto the sausage using a needle and wool. Tie a knot in the end of the wool and stitch through the tights. Push the needle up from the back of the heart to the front near the edge and then stitch back through the tights. Continue around each heart shape and finish with a knot.
8. Sew the buttons onto the sausage to make eyes. Tear a strip off some fabric or use a piece of ribbon and tie around the doggy’s neck to make his collar.
Craft idea from Green Crafts for Children by Emma Hardy. Published by CICO, £9.99. Photography (c) CICO Books.I don't know if the addon works with 0.23. But I haven't read that it doesn't.
I had no problems with 0.24.
After enabling it, entering the backend IP and the mythconverge password it worked.
(2012-07-14, 21:37)Powderking Wrote: I don't know if the addon works with 0.23. But I haven't read that it doesn't.
Add-on works fine with my 0.23-fixed MythTV backend. (Or at least as well as 0.24 from what I can read: there are obviously issues with the add-on that are common across all MythTV backend versions).
I am trying to compile the latest on Windows and everything goes great except I get the following error when the pvrclient_mythtv_cmyth project is compiling.
I get a few of them actually and I cant find unordered_map.hpp anywhere in the build tree.
I get a similar error as well.
I am following the windows build instructions on the xbmc website...
FYI: I have previously posted the problem of this wonderful addon just stopping at end of shows and then just stopping about anytime. I was looking at the xbmc.logs and massive amounts of CDVDPlayerAudio:: Discontinuity errors.
I then noticed some problems with mythfrontend occasionally stopping with errors, so I started looking into mythtv logs. I noticed errors being posted so I upgraded the backend to the latest.25.1+ fixes and then upgraded the remote frontends to match. In doing this it has all but stopped the errors in xbmc and mythfrontend. I now have a stable running system with Eden-pvr as well as the build from here.
(2012-07-21, 12:06)PhoenixMage Wrote: I am trying to compile the latest on Windows and everything goes great except I get the following error when the pvrclient_mythtv_cmyth project is compiling.
Have you installed all the required libs. Look at first post about Ubuntu needing libboost libs also (bolded).
Ops, sorry, didn't see your Windows there.
My remotes are based upon the original xbox remote layout with guide/menu/exit or back and info buttons wrapped around the up/down/left/right and select pad. So in Mythfrontend when I press guide the TV guide appears but in xbmc the frame/rate system/source is displayed on top of screen. Trying to figure out how to get the buttons to map to what they should actually do within this adddon. Changing the lircmap within xbmc so guide executes an esc command, or what is the key cmd for guide from mythtv? Of course changing lircmap within xbmc will change how it functions within Xbmc also, so tyring to figure this out.
execute the "boost_win32_dependency.bat" file in the xbmc\pvrclients\mythtv-cmyth. It should run when building xbmc but is apparently broken.
I've just installed on Ubuntu 12.04 with myth 0.25 using the instructions linked in the first post. Then I enabled mythtv cmyth pvr client, setup the db password & I can see my recordings - Yea!
But when I click n a recording, nothing happens. I posted the log here. I pasted the log from where I selected the show to play.
Oh yeah, the xbmc folder in my home is 1.7 gb. That seems so huge, are there files that were left after the install or is that normal?
It seems all the problems with errors in the Mythtv-Backend are due to Mythtv.25 (I have not verified errors with mythfrontend). Here is a snippet of the backend log errors if others are seeing this.
1. 78 (GetPlaybackURL) ProgramInfo(1036_20120708214531.mpg): GetPlaybackURL: '1036_20120708214531.mpg' should be local, but it can not be found.
These errors are continuously being displayed in the backend log. I posted before that they were gone after upgrading to the latest with fixes. It seems I was in error, but I have found out how to get rid of them, which is probably why I didn't see them before. I had also increased the ring buffer size to one selection up from the default that did not reduce or get rid of the ring buffer errors.
I've found by pausing, yes pausing the live tv recording for 30 seconds or so will stop the above backend errors.
I have no problems with playback of any recordings, so I do not need to pause, it only affects Livetv.
It seems the errors above eventually cause missed frames (stuttering) audio dropouts, etc. Pausing the livetv and all is well.
@tsp: Could you please rebase your master branch the next days?
Now I'm working on moving the "All Recordings" item from the mythtv client to the main pvr code.
Cfetzer: I'm on it. Looks good with your PR's.
Fullmoonguru: please follow the direction in the first post for summiting a bug report. How many recordings do you have?
Have you created an OE build since 6-24? If so can you post it please. 64 bit ion.
If I have some time I'll build and test based on OE2b5 this weekend.A Hikikomori's Post-Suicide Ode to her Microwave

6, 7, 8, and 9 - all lonely after I left  
tender buttons elsewise unpressed  

couchlost comfit, unsunlit spot   
indivisible by 5, justice for none but 1  
zero, 2, 3, and 4 - but mostly factorable 5  

fellow hermit primes! thumbprintless   
squares! tones of robotic yelps   
unheard in the virgin gallows  

enwrapped in loud lucidity  
i too, am patient for discovery   

but you've got no vision for it, flesh  
all cooked and battered, tanned eyelids fluttered  

you've got no taste, no swollen tongue  
no warm gait in throat or fingers  

fresh uncratered landscape  
that holds no saltoily tears  
pray for me, in reciprocated silence  

as i perfect the art of spinning   
that you have so well taughtThis little vehicle is the one we'd all prefer never to use: the bier to carry the coffin to the graveyard. It is a hand cart with wire wheels. The child-sized coffin on top was added during the filming of scenes from "Jane Eyre" on location at Dalemain by London Weekend TV.
This bier would only have been of use in a town or village where the roads were made-up of levelled stone, and the burial ground and church were close by the deceased's home. Where families lived in remote dales,the coffin would be strapped onto the back of a pony and carried over several miles of rough going to be buried. One such "Corpse Road" ran over from Mardale to Shap, where the church was established in Norman times on a possible earlier site.
The road was in use until Mardale's own church and burial ground were consecrated.
In December 1902, the Penrith newspaper reported that at Orton, "Mr John Harper had the misfortune to fall off a cart and sustain severe injuries to his arm and shoulder. He was progressing favourably under the care of Dr R Gibson." Presumably he was luckier than John Ross: anyone who thinks that the days of horse-drawn transport and horse-powered farming were entirely idyllic should consider his epitaph, to be seen in Kendal churchyard:
Here lies John Ross
Kicked by a hoss.What Palestinian students are taught in the classroom and what textbooks they read have somehow become a major issue in