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[vdr] Re: Recording Problems




Martin Hoffmann wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> this question maybe obsolete, if so please just send me a note :-)
> 
> but since the time change (Winterzeit) all timers added refuse to record !
> Only:
> Nov 14 03:39:35 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:35 2001
> Nov 14 03:39:36 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:36 2001
> Nov 14 03:39:37 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:37 2001
> Nov 14 03:39:38 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:38 2001
> Nov 14 03:39:39 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:39 2001
> Nov 14 03:39:40 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:40 2001
> Nov 14 03:39:41 linux vdr[2408]: system time seen is Wed Nov 14 03:39:41 2001
> 
> ...through the whole recording period ! But no recording and after that the timer is put at the end of the list (scheduled for next month, i guess ;-)
> Strange enough the daily timers that exist longer work !
> 
> This was with version 0.96 of VDR !
> 
> Is this cured with the 0.97 version i have recently installed ?
> 
> The fixlist says "Removed the "system time seen..." message." Does this mean only the message was removed or is the problem solved ? Or will i continue to lose recordings i have programmed ?
> 
> So, as said above this maybe obsolete, but please let me know ...
> 
> Thanks, Martin.

There was a problem with localtime() in versions <=0.96.
This has been fixed in 0.97, so chances are the problem is solved.

Klaus
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