BRUNETON Béranger wrote:

Happy to hear that.

When you switch channel does they ever come or sometime you need zap to another one and go back to the desired one to see the live? what version of VDR/streamdev are you using? regards

Occasionally yes, but not too often., Generally if I wait, it comes in. Vdr 1.3.38/Streamdev CVS

I swore there was a "remote timers, remote recordings" option in streamdev-client, but I can no longer find it

On 2/19/06, Dave inssomniak@mountaincable.net wrote:

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Thank you very much! Works perfectly. I just set up a cron to do this occasionally.

BRUNETON Béranger wrote:

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perform a " touch /video/.update " regards

On 2/19/06, Dave inssomniak@mountaincable.net wrote:

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I have a streamdev server-client set up here, the server has 2 dvb cards, and handles all the recording. The client with no dvb cards using streamdev-client, shares the /video0 and /video1 directories via NFS mount, as well as epg.data. The client only ever reads from the epg.data. The client is a diskless node, and boots via etherboot across the network from the vdr server machine.

My problem is that whilst the server is busy taping recordings, the client wont see any new recordings until its restarted and does another video directory scan. Is there a way to do this scan every so often so recordings will show up on the client? I imagine if I wanted to delete recordings from the client, that they as well would appear not deleted on the server, until it was also restarted.

Any thoughts on how to get around this (force video directory scan?, occasional video directory scan by VDR?)

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