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Buffer overflow when playing mp3 with muggle and xineliboutput
by Jens Auer 13 Sep '06

13 Sep '06

Whenever I try playing an mp3 file with muggle (0.1.11), the music constantly stutters every few seconds. I am using xineliboutput as a fronted with audio output over alsa, which works fine when I watch TV. It also works when I play a file with xineliboutputs integrated audio player. /var/log/messages shows one of the following infos every ten seconds: [8895] [input_vdr] vdr_plugin_write: buffer overflow ! (2048 bytes) [8895] [input_vdr] vdr_plugin_write: buffer overflow ! (560 bytes)

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[ANNOUNCE] Cut-a-Lot 0.0.1
by marius＠heidenstecker.de 12 Sep '06

12 Sep '06

Hi everybody, I'm pleased to announce my first plugin to the community. Fetch it here: http://vdr-portal.de/board/thread.php?threadid=54603 >From README --- %< ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description: Cuts one recording into several recordings using named cutting marks. The Multi-cut process and recording menu are heavily based on the original parts of vdr itself, namely the cutting thread and the recording menu. Credits go thankfully to Klaus Schmidinger. Requirements ------------ - VDR 1.4.1 Usage ----- Multi-cut: ---------- Mulit-cut splits a recording into several new recordings using named cutting marks. So by now one has to manually edit the marks.vdr file located in a recording-directory. If one adds a comment to a cut-in mark, Cut-a-Lot will take this as the name for the new recording and will go on cutting to that recording until another named cut-in mark is met. For example: We have a recording named "MTV - Greatest Hits" and a marks.vdr with the following content: 0:00:00.01 Artist A - Song 1 0:03:46.12 0:03:46.24 Artist B - Song 3 0:07:12.03 0:12:06.01 0:15:56.12 0:37:32.01 Artist C~Song 5 0:41:02.13 A - 1 B - 3 C~5 |------||------| |------| |------| Cut-a-Lot now creates three recordings named "Artist A - Song 1" which gets the content between the first two cutting marks, "Artist B - Song 3" which gets the content of the second and the third interval and a recording named "Song 5" located in a sub-directory named "Artist C". That is because the tilde (~) is treated as a directory-indicator. If no marks are named, Cut-a-Lot pretty much does the same as the ordinary VDR- cutter would do. Gap finder: ----------- Gap finder scans a recording for PTS-gaps (Presentation Timestamp-gaps) in order to refind cut out commercial breaks or positions where VDR might have crashed during a recording. These two frames are marked with two cutting marks. The PTS-threshold as a parameter defines how large a gap has to be at least in order to be marked. One PTS-tick is 1 / 90000 second. If you take 25 frames per second as the frame-rate, one frame is 1 / 25 * 90000 = 3600 PTS-ticks long. Usually there is an I-frame every 12 frames so the difference between two I-frame PTSs should be always 12 * 3600 = 43200 ticks. But never the less the difference were sometimes 43199 or 43201 in a few analyzed recordings. So I introduced the PTS-threshold. The default of 3605 ticks means the PTS-timestamp might jump one frame without being recognized. --- >% ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'd be happy about critics and proposals, and bug reports of course. Now have fun trying it. DMH

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[ANNOUNCE] vdrblues-0.1
by Jani Vaarala 11 Sep '06

11 Sep '06

Hi. I wrote some very simple scripts to allow your S60 mobile phone to be used as a remote controller to VDR (via VDR remote TCP interface). I tried to keep it as simple as possible (server and client combined is 158 lines of python) so that you can easily tweak it to your needs. Requirements: - VDR with remote plugin - python + pybluez (linux) - PyS60 (for the device) If interested, get it from: http://www.pygmyprojects.com --jani; --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.

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Latest VIDEOGR
by Rene Hertell 11 Sep '06

11 Sep '06

Hi, I'm trying to locate the latest 0.1.0-version of the videgor-plugin for VDR, but on the downloadpage @ www.videgor.net is only a dead link. In the directory @ www.videgor.net/download is only the 0.0.9 version available Does anyone know a place where I could get the 0.1.0-version? Regards, René

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cStatus::ChannelSwitch(...) Problem
by Jörg Wendel 10 Sep '06

10 Sep '06

Hi, i use the the function "cStatus::ChannelSwitch(const cDevice *Device, int ChannelNumber) {}" in a plugin, now i wonder that it is called every 21 seconds! This begin 60 minutes after starting the VDR. Is this the the normal behavior? How i can detect wat's the matter, a 'automatic' channel switch or a 'normal' switch triggert by the user? vdr.log: Sep 10 08:57:52 linvdr vdr: [5123] switching to channel 10 Sep 10 08:57:52 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (10) last switch before (0) seconds Sep 10 08:58:19 linvdr vdr: [5123] switching to channel 11 Sep 10 08:58:20 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (11) last switch before (28) seconds Sep 10 09:58:39 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (122) last switch before (3619) seconds Sep 10 09:59:00 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (111) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 09:59:21 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (102) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 09:59:42 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (1) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:00:03 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (2) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:00:24 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (110) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:00:45 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (132) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:01:06 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (21) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:01:27 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (145) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:01:48 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (3) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:02:09 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (205) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:02:30 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (11) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:02:51 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (10) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:03:12 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (100) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:03:33 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (34) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:03:54 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (12) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:04:15 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (511) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:04:36 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (525) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:04:57 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (515) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:05:18 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (118) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:05:39 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (54) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:06:00 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (58) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:06:21 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (4) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:06:42 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (57) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:07:03 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (383) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:07:24 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (52) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:07:45 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (122) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:08:06 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (111) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:08:27 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (102) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:08:48 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (1) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:09:09 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (2) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:09:30 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (110) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:09:51 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (132) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:10:12 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (21) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:10:33 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (145) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:10:54 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (3) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:11:15 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (205) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:11:37 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (11) last switch before (22) seconds Sep 10 10:11:58 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (10) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:12:19 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (100) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:12:40 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (34) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:13:01 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (12) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:13:22 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (511) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:13:43 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (525) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:14:04 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (515) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:14:25 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (118) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:14:46 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (54) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:15:07 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (58) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:15:28 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (4) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:15:49 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (57) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:16:10 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (383) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:16:31 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (52) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:16:52 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (122) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:17:13 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (111) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:17:34 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (102) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:17:55 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (1) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:18:16 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (2) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:18:37 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (110) last switch before (21) seconds Sep 10 10:18:39 linvdr vdr: [5123] switching to channel 11 Sep 10 10:18:39 linvdr vdr: [5123] Debug: ChannelSwitch (11) last switch before (2) seconds Sep 10 10:18:40 linvdr vdr: [5123] switching to channel 5 Greets and many thanks Jörg

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[ANNOUNCE] VDR maintenance patch 1.4.2-2
by Klaus Schmidinger 10 Sep '06

10 Sep '06

VDR maintenance patch 1.4.2-2 is now available at ftp://ftp.cadsoft.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-1.4.2-2.diff This is a 'diff' against version 1.4.2-1 (which is the official version 1.4.2, patched with ftp://ftp.cadsoft.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-1.4.2-1.diff). Small fixes to the officially released VDR versions will be first made available as "maintenance patches" in the Developer directory, so that they can be reviewed and tested before a new official release is published. So please apply the above patch and report whether it works (or if it causes any new problems). This is a very small patch and most of it has already been posted and discussed on the VDR mailing list, so I'm just providing it as an official patch for final review. If nothing is wrong with it I would like to release VDR version 1.4.3 tomorrow. This version requires plugins to be recompiled. The changes since version 1.4.2-1: - Fixed cTimer::operator=() in case a cTimer variable is assigned to itself (thanks to Alexander Rieger). - Implemented a copy constructor for cTimer (thanks to Udo Richter for reporting that an assignment in svdrp.c didn't use the cTimer::operator=()). Have fun! Klaus

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Feature Request: MySQL interface for EPG/configuration
by Rene Bartsch 09 Sep '06

09 Sep '06

Hi, if the configuration (channels, transponders, options) and EPG would be stored in a MySQL-DB other applications could easily use that data instead of doing expensive scans of the files again and again. Maybe there could be a compiler switch or even a command-line option for VDR to switch between file and SQL mode. Renne

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libmad compile issue with mplayer plugins 0.9.15pre14 / VDR 1.4.2
by Philippe Gramoullé 08 Sep '06

08 Sep '06

Hello, I'm currently trying to upgrade from vdr-1.3.47 & plugins to 1.4.2(with latest fixes) & plugins. The VDR part is ok, it builds and runs fine. The plugin i use the most is mplayer. I tried to install the latest version 0.9.15pre14 for VDR 1.4.0+ I have the following error (i tried with older mp3 plugins versions as well) /usr/src/vdr-1.4.2# make plugins [snap] Plugin mp3: make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/vdr-1.4.2/PLUGINS/src/mp3-0.9.15pre14' g++ -march=pentium3 -O3 -c -D_GNU_SOURCE -DAPIVERSNUM=10402 -DHAVE_SNDFILE -DHAVE_VORBISFILE -I../../../include mp3.c /usr/include/mad.h:552: error: expected unqualified-id before 'unsigned' /usr/include/mad.h:552: error: abstract declarator 'const unsigned char*' used as declaration /usr/include/mad.h:552: error: expected ';' before 'unsigned' make[1]: *** [mp3.o] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/vdr-1.4.2/PLUGINS/src/mp3-0.9.15pre14' Any idea ? I'm using gcc/g++ 4.1 ( Debian x86 unstable with latest packages) Thanks, Philippe

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[ANNOUNCE] vdr-span-0.0.3
by Christian Leuschen 08 Sep '06

08 Sep '06

Hi, I uploaded the third version of the SpAn-plugin. It can be found at http://lcr.vdr-developer.org/ Changelog: 2006-09-08: Version 0.0.3 - Bars falling completely now when pausing the replay - Updated the patches for mp3ng* 2006-09-07: Version 0.0.2 - Implemented bar peaks (used in the graphlcd-patch and mp3ng). - Therefore a change in the protocol "Span-GetBarHeights-v1.0" was neccessary, please adopt the changes. In this early stage the protocol version number is not increased. - Slightly modified the management of clients and providers (for better performance). - Modified the algorithm to calculate the bar heights and introduced some "default- optimizations" (for 16/20/32 bands) to make the spectrum look "more intuitive". - Introduced the MainMenuAction that displays service-providers and their status. - Introduced two new service protocols to be able to display service-providers and their status: "Span-ProviderCheck-v1.0" and "Span-ClientCheck-v1.0" All plugins (pcm-providers- and visualization-client-plugins) should implement them in order to inform the user about the capabilities of each plugin. Have a look at the README to get to know how to use them. - Added patches to the "patches" folder: for mp3ng-0.9.13-MKIV-pre3-span.diff (enabling it to provide pcm-data and to do the visualization) for lcdproc-0.0.10 (enabling it to do the visualization - tested only on 4x20 chars) for cdda-0.1.0 (enabling it to provide pcm-data to span) for graphlcd-0.1.3 (enabling it to do the visualization - tested only on 128*64px) for mp3ng-0.0.10-alpha (enabling it to display the peaks) Kindly Christian Leuschen

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libxineoutput - A/V Sync
by Dave 08 Sep '06

08 Sep '06

Im experiencing a problem with libxineoutput. The video and audio are out of sync. the settings for the plugin correct it good for one channel, but then are out for another channel, so Ive had to put it in the "middle" so its kinda out of sync equally across all channels, but I find it unacceptable. I also have an A/V sync problem on another machine playing DVD's, where mplayer is fine, so I suspect it to be xine-lib, rather than the plugin, I am just wondering if anyone else has seen this. VDR 1.4.0, CVS libxineoutput. Latest xine-lib 1.1.2-r1 I believe. I shoud note that Im using spdif passthru. the DVD playback on another machine is regular analog. Thanks

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