[vdr] Re: Sat1 crashes vdr

[Dennis Noordsij <dennis.noordsij@wiral.com>]

Ingo, try to use dvbtune -f 12480000000 -s 27500 -v 1791 -a 1792 (and probably 
some other switches, I don't have sat so I am not sure :-) to tune the card 
and tell it to play the -v and -a streams to the tv-out, without using VDR. 
If that works fine, without crashes, it's a VDR problem. If that also crashes 
your machine, it's a driver/card problem and is better addressed on the DVB 
list.

Cheers
Dennis


On Thursday 17 October 2002 13:45, you wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> has anybody except me experienced the following problem: when I
> switch to Sat1 (Sat.1:12480:v:0:27500:1791:1792:34:0:46) the channel
> tunes in, and after a few seconds (about 3 - 15) vdr crashes. And
> even worse, not only vdr but the whole machine does not react anymore.
> No console login, no command line input, no command line execution, etc.
> The only solution seems to be the reset button. I tried to run vdr
> from the command line, but the effect is quite the same: vdr segfaults
> and the system isn't responding anymore. The logfile gives no info
> (last info is 'synced on channel 5' = Sat1).
>
> The first time I recognized this behaviour was on Tuesday, but I don't
> look Sat1 that often. So it can be there for longer.
>
> I'm using vdr 1.0.4 with the latest AIO patch on linux kernel 2.4.18.
>
> BTW: If I tune to Kabel1 which is one the same transponder, there are
> no problems at all.
>
> Anybody out there who can help?
> Thanks, Ingo
>
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