What if the broadcaster does not send RST signal 2? I never see any other status signal in syslog than status 4 with this broadcaster.
Message: 7 Date: Sat, 13 Jun 2009 11:47:59 +0200 From: Klaus Schmidinger Klaus.Schmidinger@cadsoft.de Subject: Re: [vdr] howto change time of epg grap?
If a channel is recorded using "VPS" (which is implemented by using the PDC descriptors), a particular event has its official broadcast time encoded in the PDC descriptor, and that's how VDR assigns an event to the timer. Whatever that event's data is at the time the recording starts (which happens when the "running status" of the event goes to 2) will be stored as the recording's info. I don't see how "waiting a few minutes" would do any good here.
Klaus
On 06/13/09 14:40, Mr. Tux wrote:
What if the broadcaster does not send RST signal 2? I never see any other status signal in syslog than status 4 with this broadcaster.
Well, then it starts recording when the rst goes to 4. Running status 2 means that the broadcast is about to start, and allows a recorder to get ready for recording in time, so that nothing is missed when the broadcast actually starts (with status 4). Unfortunately some broadcasters just don't care about standards...
Klaus
Message: 7 Date: Sat, 13 Jun 2009 11:47:59 +0200 From: Klaus Schmidinger Klaus.Schmidinger@cadsoft.de Subject: Re: [vdr] howto change time of epg grap?
If a channel is recorded using "VPS" (which is implemented by using the PDC descriptors), a particular event has its official broadcast time encoded in the PDC descriptor, and that's how VDR assigns an event to the timer. Whatever that event's data is at the time the recording starts (which happens when the "running status" of the event goes to 2) will be stored as the recording's info. I don't see how "waiting a few minutes" would do any good here.
Klaus
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