Hi,

I can confirm this issue and also reported this to TBS last week (hadn't seen this thread) with regard to my dual DVB-T2 card (TBS6281) and worked with them on the problem. The issue is the second adapter provided by the card being untuned on bootup and VDR start and the associated kdvb process entering the D state.

I worked around it for now by using dvbtune to tune the adapter to an initial DVB-T frequency on boot up (init script which starts before VDR), but they say they are fixing it in the next driver release.

Thanks,

Morfsta

On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 9:46 PM, Milos Kapoun <vdr-mk@kapik.net> wrote:

Hi all,
I am solving it with TBS support. High CPU load is caused by untuned (unused) adapters.

After each:

Jun 12 21:39:23 streamer vdr: [3860] frontend 2/0 timed out while tuning to channel 0, tp 76

CPUload += 1; :-}

When all adapters are tuned everything is OK and load is low, for example 0.3.

Milos

Dne 2014-06-12 16:31, Milos Kapoun napsal:

Thank you for your replay. It is good to see that card is working.
Could you send driver version?

Milos

Dne 2014-06-12 16:01, Pasi Juppo napsal:

I have TBS6285 card and been using it for few months without
problems. There was an issue with remote control but with lirc
parameter change (delay changes to get rid of repetition) it got
fixed. The card and drivers have been working pretty much flawlessly
in my case (yavdr distro).

Pasi

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