[vdr] Re: Stuffing section?

[Jeremy Hall <jhall@maoz.com>]

ah

well we found some section filter oopsies in the recent CVS.  Maybe older 
drivers don't see all the sections.

NOTE: here I meant encrypted, not compressed.

_J

In the new year, Jan Ekholm wrote:
> On Wed, 7 May 2003, Jeremy Hall wrote:
> 
> >ah, that
> >
> >It's harmless.  It has something to do with the DVB spec.  If you don't 
> >like the messages, you can comment out the syslog line in eit.c with // at 
> >the beginning of the line.  Just look for the string
> >
> >received stuffing section in eit
> >
> >They're quite prevolent here in the States.  I think it has something to 
> >do with running a compressed EPG and so sections must start on some 
> >boundary or something.  It's in the DVB spec, but I never paid much 
> >attention to it since it didn't impact my day on trying to decode the 
> >stream.  IT would only really matter if I were a provider and had to get 
> >it right for spec reasons.
> 
> Oh, I don't mind them, I was just curious. They appeared suddenly in an
> older version of VDR that I had been running over a month with no such
> messages. I thought I had broken something when I reinstalled the old
> version (1.1.29 and the recommended drivers were a lot less stable than
> 1.1.26 with drivers from 2003-03-11) as the messages started appearing.
> 
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