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[VGA sync field] question to fb-radeon-intel.patch
by Paul Menzel 12 Mar '09

12 Mar '09

Dear Thomas, 1. In your patchset the patch fb-radeon-intel.patch [1] does include changes to drivers/video/intelfb/intelfbhw.c although in the install instructions [2] it is stated that intel drivers do not need to be modified. The changelog in 0.11 includes these two items. - patch against intelfb (kernel 2.6.26) to allow for PAL/SCART video timings. You now can use a regular SCART CRT as display for linux console. - fixed a bug in intelfb initialization which sporadically setup video timing with weirdous values I guess the installation instructions need to be updated for release 0.11. If this is correct I would update the instructions. 2. Well I was going to ask this question on linux-fbdev-devel but did not do so until I get a reply to my other message. a) Why is MIN_CLOCK set to 25000 in intelfbhw.h [3]? What would be the downside of setting it to 10000? b) Where do I get information about the registers, like what DPLL_A and DPLL_VCO_ENABLE is? In the header file some values are assigned to them, but where is it documented what they mean? DPLL_A VCO for interlaced mode 800x520@50i\n"); OUTREG(DPLL_A, INREG(DPLL_A) & ~DPLL_VCO_ENABLE); Thanks, Paul [1] http://git.hellersdorfer-jugendchor.de/?p=vga2scart.git;a=blob;f=patches/fb… [2] http://vga2scart.gw90.de/install/ (last section) [3] http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-2.6.28.y.git;a=blob;…

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Re: [vdr] Pvrinput and HVR1300
by Martin Dauskardt 12 Mar '09

12 Mar '09

> > In Germany the PVR150 ist still available in serveral web shops, while the PVR > > 250 seems to be out of stock everywhere. > > > Are any of them delivering to other European countries? Or if youo could > tell me which sells it I can find out my self. try www.amazon.de They sell PVR 150 for 77,98 Euro It seems they deliver to every european country. http://www.amazon.de/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=504950#ausland

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1.7.x vs 1.6.x vs 1.4.x
by Mike Lampard 11 Mar '09

11 Mar '09

Hi All, First off, I'd like to thank Klaus for his excellent work in VDR - it really is the best DVB software around, and I've been using it for years. I'm currently using 1.4.7, it works beautifully. I've tried upgrading to 1.6 but my Irdeto CAM keeps timing out and no amount of tweaking of the various timeout defines seems to improve matters: one channel switch works, the next doesn't, switch back it works, switch back to the same channel no go.. Has there been any substantial work to 1.7.x in regards to CAM handling that might prove a worthwhile upgrade for my case? Mike

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Crash VDR-1.7.4
by Falk Spitzberg 10 Mar '09

10 Mar '09

I am using vdr-1.7.4, driver se-liplianin, Two DVB-S cards (TT S2-3600 USB and a FF Technotrend ) For several hours everything went fine including several recordings. When the last recording ended, suddely video and audio showed almost only distortions. VDR itself still reacted properly to remote control input, but audio/video did'restore. This is an extract from the log: Mar 9 22:17:00 linuxvdr vdr: [4483] recording thread ended (pid=18876, tid=4483) Mar 9 22:17:00 linuxvdr vdr: [26685] TS buffer on device 2 thread ended (pid=18876, tid=26685) Mar 9 22:17:00 linuxvdr vdr: [26684] buffer stats: 112612 (5%) used Mar 9 22:17:00 linuxvdr vdr: [26684] receiver on device 2 thread ended (pid=18876, tid=26684) Mar 9 22:17:00 linuxvdr vdr: [18876] buffer stats: 212440 (4%) used Mar 9 22:17:00 linuxvdr vdr: [18876] timer 2 (6 2136-2217 'Die Simpsons') stop Mar 9 22:17:01 linuxvdr vdr: [18876] cleaning up schedules data Mar 9 22:18:29 linuxvdr vdr: [18876] deleting timer 2 (6 2136-2217 'Die Simpsons') Mar 9 22:18:51 linuxvdr vdr: [18885] frontend 1 timed out while tuning to channel 53, tp 111362 Mar 9 22:18:58 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] buffer usage: 70% (tid=7924) Mar 9 22:18:58 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] buffer usage: 60% (tid=7924) Mar 9 22:18:58 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] buffer usage: 70% (tid=7924) Mar 9 22:18:58 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] buffer usage: 80% (tid=7924) Mar 9 22:18:59 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] buffer usage: 90% (tid=7924) Mar 9 22:18:59 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] buffer usage: 100% (tid=7924) Mar 9 22:19:03 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] ERROR: driver buffer overflow on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:07 linuxvdr vdr: [7924] ERROR: skipped 11 bytes to sync on TS packet on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:07 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] ERROR: driver buffer overflow on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:11 linuxvdr vdr: [7924] ERROR: skipped 11 bytes to sync on TS packet on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:12 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] ERROR: driver buffer overflow on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:15 linuxvdr vdr: [7924] ERROR: skipped 11 bytes to sync on TS packet on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:18 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] ERROR: driver buffer overflow on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:22 linuxvdr vdr: [7924] ERROR: skipped 11 bytes to sync on TS packet on device 1 Mar 9 22:19:23 linuxvdr vdr: [7926] ERROR: driver buffer overflow on device 1 -- Falk Spitzberg Tel: +49 5242 901626 E-Mail: post(a)spitzberg.de

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Re: [vdr] Small VDR-streamdev patch for Popcorn Hour NMT
by Kirk Bromfield 10 Mar '09

10 Mar '09

The PCH also freezes for me when using streamdev directly. My current solution is to use VLC's VLM telnet interface to clean up the stream. I start VLC like this: vlc-wrapper --ttl 1 --color -I telnet --telnet-password xxxxxx --vlm-conf /video/vlm.conf & Where vlm.conf has all the channels from VDR and looks like this: new 52767 broadcast enabled* (New broadcast, channel number padded +20000 to avoid conflicts with other services)* setup 52767 input http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx:3000/TS/32767 *(Input stream from VDR/Streamdev)* setup 52767 output #std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=:52767} *(Output stream from VLC : http://<ip-address>:52767)* I used awk to convert channels.conf to vlm.conf. my command is listed below. It will probably need some work :) awk '{sub(":@", ""); chann = $0 + 20000; print "new " chann " broadcast enabled"; print "setup " chann " input http://vdr.decord.com:3000/TS/"$0; print "setup " chann " output #std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=:"chann "}" }' channels.conf You can then telnet into VLC like this : telnet xxx.xxx.xx.xx 4212 start streaming: control 52767 play The stream will be available at: http://<ip-address>:52767 I have a page with links like this: <a href='http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx:xxxx' vod>channel</a> stop streaming: control 52767 stop This is just a hack, until hopefully VDR/streamdev will be able stream to the PCH without causing it to freeze. But using this method I am able to watch channels within 2~3 seconds of clicking on them, plus no freezing :) VLC shows alot of errors like those listed below, but is able to fix the stream to make it playable on the PCH libdvbpsi error (PSI decoder): TS discontinuity (received 12, expected 0) for PID 0 libdvbpsi error (PSI decoder): TS discontinuity (received 15, expected 0) for PID 18 libdvbpsi error (PSI decoder): TS discontinuity (received 5, expected 0) for PID 33 libdvbpsi error (misc PSI): Bad CRC_32 (0x871f6707) !!! libdvbpsi error (misc PSI): Bad CRC_32 (0x871f6707) !!! libdvbpsi error (misc PSI): Bad CRC_32 (0x871f6707) !!! libdvbpsi error (misc PSI): Bad CRC_32 (0x871f6707) !!! libdvbpsi error (misc PSI): Bad CRC_32 (0x871f6707) !!! libdvbpsi error (misc PSI): Bad CRC_32 (0x871f6707) !!! Hopefully this helps. > Date: Mon, 9 Mar 2009 15:23:51 +0100 > From: Tom?? Sko?dopole <tomas.skocdopole(a)gmail.com> > Subject: Re: [vdr] Small VDR-streamdev patch for Popcorn Hour NMT > To: Goga777 <goga777(a)bk.ru>, VDR Mailing List <vdr(a)linuxtv.org> > Message-ID: > <b8a3b1ca0903090723q121787f2ua1612d9a0262b09a(a)mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 > > 2009/2/17 Goga777 <goga777(a)bk.ru>: > > ???????????, Tom?? > > > > can you watch hdtv channels on Popcorn with vdr 174 ? > > > > > > > Hi Goka777, > > This week I switched to vdr-1.7.4 and streamdev-cvs (both without any > patches). > Its better than vdr-1.7.0 and streamdev-1.3.4 but popcornhour still > sometimes freezes (while watching SD /HDTV channels) and power off > from electrical network is needed. > > I tried Nova HD and Eurosport HD channels and I am able to watch both > of them. But sometimes with freezing. > > With what can I help? Could I save stream and store somewhere to FTP > for analysing or send some logs from vdr? > > Best regards, Tomas > > > >

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VDR using the DVBAPI without frontend0 and demux0
by Gilles Vieira 10 Mar '09

10 Mar '09

Hi, do you guys know if there would be a way to make VDR use the apadater0 WITHOUT using its frontend0/demux0 I/O. The only part of the DVBAPI that would be used would be: - video0 - audio0 - osd0 The flow would come from streamdev-client and demuxed by vdr of course .... These questions come from the fact that I have VDR running on a host with video and audio decompression support via the DVBAPI but without any registered tuner. Thanks !

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Forthcoming VDR Release To Support VDPAU (???)
by Goga777 10 Mar '09

10 Mar '09

imho - some strange article http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NzEzMA Forthcoming VDR Release To Support VDPAU Posted by Michael Larabel on March 09, 2009 NVIDIA's VDPAU feature for providing greater GPU acceleration during video playback on Linux desktops has experienced great adoption since its November launch. This NVIDIA-spawned video API has already worked its way into open-source projects like MPlayer / FFmpeg, MythTV, Xine, and XBMC. This morning we find out from Stefan Huskamp that a new Linux VDR (Video Disk Recorder) / EasyVDR release is coming soon and it too will feature support for the Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix through its use of the Xine library. The latest release of this German open-source software is version 1.6.0 and it came out last March. The current development release is version 1.7.4. Look for a new release soon with VDPAU support. If Intel ends up implementing VDPAU support times will certainly be great for video playback on Linux, Not only is VDPAU much better than XvMC, but it even allows HD video playback with a very cheap GPU and CPU.

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xineliboutput improvements
by Alex Betis 09 Mar '09

09 Mar '09

Hello all, I don't know whether xineliboutout developers read this list, if not, could someone pass the following to them somehow? Here are few points for improvements in xineliboutput: - Buffers problem on startup - There is no way to rewind a media file to start from the beginning (I would suggest a color button to do it when list of files is shown) - I would like to be able redefine the remote control keys, for example, in file playback both right and FWD buttons increase speed of the playback and both left and REW decrease the speed of playback. I would like to reassign one of those pairs to rewind and skip, the same as green and yellow buttons do it today. Or at least set replay and skip buttons do the same. - Trying to show images larger than current screen resolution crash the vdr-sxfe. I would expect automatic resize of the image. - Media files with file names in right-to-left language (hebrew for example) are shown in reverse. Nautilus shows them correctly somehow, so I believe its possible to get codepage of the UTF name and show it in correct direction. That's all for now. Thanks.

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Re: [vdr] Pvrinput and HVR1300
by Martin Dauskardt 09 Mar '09

09 Mar '09

> > My advise: Sell your HVR 1300 to a Windows user and buy a PVR150 + a > > Linux-supported DVB-T USB-stick. > > > I have actually been thinking of that possibility also. The problem is > there are no PVR150 available. At least I have not seen those for a > while. Would PVR250 be as good/easy to install? I believe I could find > one of those. In Germany the PVR150 ist still available in serveral web shops, while the PVR 250 seems to be out of stock everywhere. Both cards work fine. Some revisions of the PVR 150 have also a radio tuner. You could also use a PVRUSB2. The successor is the WinTV HVR-1950, which analogue part operates exactly as the predecessor PVRUSB2. It is tested with pvrinput yet, but I am pretty sure that I could do necessary changes easily.

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A new possibility for lower power high performance VDR
by jori.hamalainen＠teliasonera.com 08 Mar '09

08 Mar '09

As most Intel Atom boards do not have more than 1 PCI slot (stupid rule by Intel), I found an way to circumvent that limitation http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/02/prweb2157454.htm It is a USB-to-3-pci -slots adapter, and based on press release it is Linux compatible. Immediately I started thinking of NVIDIA ION and such adapter for DVB cards. Does anybody have experience on Ars Technologies -adapters on Linux. - Jori

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