Hi list,
Since Monday, I had two VDSB restarts while a recording started on my secondary TT-budget card. Both times I was watching a recording that time, but that may be a random coincidence.
The point is: This never happened before. I'm using kernel 2.6.13.4 regularly for three weeks and occasionally for over 6 weeks, and not a single VDSB occurred before. The only noticeable change lately: VDR 1.3.37 on Sunday.
Did any one else notice VDSB's since the update to 1.3.37? I'm not sure whether 1.3.37 is really the cause, but currently I have no idea what else may have caused this to appear.
Cheers,
Udo
Hi,
same with me on vdr-1.3.36 when watching a recording and a timer starts on second device (bugdet). But only happened 3 times til now within one week. I thought, this has to do with my recent extension of my sat equipment with a second dish. Yesterday I've modified the diseqc.conf to repeat all commands 3 times. No VDSB til now. Let's see...
BR,
Christian
On Thu, Dec 01, 2005 at 07:52:26PM +0100, Christian Wieninger wrote:
Hi,
same with me on vdr-1.3.36 when watching a recording and a timer starts on second device (bugdet). But only happened 3 times til now within one week. I thought, this has to do with my recent extension of my sat equipment with a second dish. Yesterday I've modified the diseqc.conf to repeat all commands 3 times. No VDSB til now. Let's see...
Same here while wathcing a recording with 1.3.36 (DVB-C):
|Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8174]: timer 4 (31 1215-1315 'c't magazin') start |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8174]: Title: 'c't magazin' Subtitle: 'Computer & Technik' |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8174]: record /video/c#27t_magazin/2005-11-26.12.15.99.99.rec |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8174]: creating directory /video/c#27t_magazin |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8174]: creating directory /video/c#27t_magazin/2005-11-26.12.15.99.99.rec |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8174]: recording to '/video/c#27t_magazin/2005-11-26.12.15.99.99.rec/001.vdr' |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8209]: file writer thread started (pid=8209, tid=344082) |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8210]: recording thread started (pid=8210, tid=360467) |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8211]: receiver on device 4 thread started (pid=8211, tid=376852) |Nov 26 12:15:00 zaphod vdr[8212]: TS buffer on device 4 thread started (pid=8212, tid=393237) |Nov 26 12:15:10 zaphod vdr[8182]: channel 24 (BR-alpha) event 12:15 'ALPHA-CAMPUS' status 4 |Nov 26 12:15:31 zaphod vdr[8209]: ERROR: video data stream broken |Nov 26 12:15:31 zaphod vdr[8209]: initiating emergency exit
From: "Udo Richter" udo_richter@gmx.de
Since Monday, I had two VDSB restarts while a recording started on my secondary TT-budget card. Both times I was watching a recording that time, but that may be a random coincidence.
The same problem has a friend of mine... He has 2 FF and one LowBudget Card. He is running 2 instances of VDR for 2 TV's. The first VDR has one FF and one LB-Card, and the second VDR has the second FF-Card He is reporting, that when he is starting a timer or recording (at the moment I can't exactly say it) after exactly 30 seconds there is a VDSB-Error.
I'll ask him for more Information about his setup (VDR-Version, logfiles etc...)
Greetz Patrick
Hi,
I have a related phenomenon since I updated from VDR 1.3.34 (I think it was this version) to VDR 1.3.36. With previous versions, I had absolutely no problems when switching to Sat.1 and ProSieben from a non-DD-channel. Now, I often see heavy distortions/blocking when switching to one of those both channels. Sometimes, the blocks don´t disappear and the image can´t be watched. Sometimes it helps to switch back to the channel I previously was watching, if it doesn´t, I have to restart VDR which also reloads the drivers. My channel´s order: 3 - BR, 4 - Sat.1, 5 - RTL, 6 - ProSieben... I use a Nexus and one Nova-S on SuSE 9.1 with quite outdated drivers (from beginning 2005) - but they previously worked without problems. I also did not change the firmware when updating the VDR - that´s why I also think that the new bugs are VDR related, despite of the progress in driver, firmware and kernel development. I can´t promise that one of the new compiled plugins and patches might have introduce the problem, but I don´t think so as this error looks familiar to me (had this ages before with VDR 1.2.x and early VDR 1.3.x versions).
I recently planned to upgrade to a newer kernel (including new drivers), but reading all the complaints concerning kernels >2.6.12 and buffer overflows, I want to wait until those things are fixed.
Joerg
Patrick Maier schrieb:
From: "Udo Richter" udo_richter@gmx.de
Since Monday, I had two VDSB restarts while a recording started on my secondary TT-budget card. Both times I was watching a recording that time, but that may be a random coincidence.
The same problem has a friend of mine... He has 2 FF and one LowBudget Card. He is running 2 instances of VDR for 2 TV's. The first VDR has one FF and one LB-Card, and the second VDR has the second FF-Card He is reporting, that when he is starting a timer or recording (at the moment I can't exactly say it) after exactly 30 seconds there is a VDSB-Error.
I'll ask him for more Information about his setup (VDR-Version, logfiles etc...)
Greetz Patrick
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Joerg Knitter wrote:
I recently planned to upgrade to a newer kernel (including new drivers), but reading all the complaints concerning kernels >2.6.12 and buffer overflows, I want to wait until those things are fixed.
I had no problems regarding DVB drivers after upgrading to 2.6.13, at least not until Monday. I had much more trouble with network adapters and disk performance.
And with VDR up to 1.3.36 I also did not have VDSB errors, so I think the other comments are not directly related to my suspected .37 issue.
I know the basic background of VDSB/Budget - lots of EPG scan tuning causing the card not to respond - but why did it strike just now?
Cheers,
Udo