Congratulations on the release of VDR-2.0.0.
I'm finding plugins streamdev, xvdr and vnsi all fail to stream live TV and radio. Is this to be expected with VDR-2.0.0 until plugin developers can catch up?
Stu-e
On 3 Apr 2013, at 09:20, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com wrote:
Congratulations on the release of VDR-2.0.0.
I'm finding plugins streamdev, xvdr and vnsi all fail to stream live TV and radio. Is this to be expected with VDR-2.0.0 until plugin developers can catch up?
No, at least streamdev and vnsi have both been working fine for me.
Congratulations on the release of VDR-2.0.0.
I'm finding plugins streamdev, xvdr and vnsi all fail
to stream live TV and radio. Is this to be expected with VDR-2.0.0 until plugin developers can catch up?
No, at least streamdev and vnsi have both been working fine for me.
OK Thanks. It might yet be something I'm doing wrong. I'll dig deeper.
Congratulations on the
release of VDR-2.0.0.
I'm finding plugins streamdev, xvdr and vnsi all
fail
to stream live TV and radio. Is this to be expected
with
VDR-2.0.0 until plugin developers can catch up?
No, at least streamdev and vnsi have both been working
fine
for me.
OK Thanks. It might yet be something I'm doing wrong. I'll dig deeper.
Nope I definitely cannot get streamdev to stream. I tried to stream to VLC using any of the URLs on the localhost:3000 webpage without success.
VDR syslog extract: Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [30570] Streamdev: Accepted new client (HTTP) 192.168.1.104:56251 Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [8832] streamdev-livestreaming thread started (pid=30557, tid=8832, prio=high) Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [8831] streamdev-writer thread started (pid=30557, tid=8831, prio=high)
VLC log (last few lines only): access_http debug: http: server='bob' port=3000 file='/TS/T-9018-4173-6720.ts' main debug: net: connecting to bob port 3000 main debug: connection succeeded (socket = 23) access_http debug: protocol 'HTTP' answer code 200 access_http debug: Content-Type: audio/mpeg access_http debug: Connection: close access_http debug: Pragma: no-cache main debug: using access module "access_http" main debug: TIMER module_need() : 78.455 ms - Total 78.455 ms / 1 intvls (Avg 78.455 ms) main debug: Using stream method for AStream* main debug: starting pre-buffering
Can anyone suggest how I can investigate this further? Thanks
Congratulations on the
release of VDR-2.0.0.
I'm finding plugins streamdev, xvdr and vnsi
all
fail
to stream live TV and radio. Is this to be
expected
with
VDR-2.0.0 until plugin developers can catch up?
No, at least streamdev and vnsi have both been
working
fine
for me.
OK Thanks. It might yet be something I'm doing wrong. I'll dig
deeper.
Nope I definitely cannot get streamdev to stream. I tried to stream to VLC using any of the URLs on the localhost:3000 webpage without success.
VDR syslog extract: Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [30570] Streamdev: Accepted new client (HTTP) 192.168.1.104:56251 Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [8832] streamdev-livestreaming thread started (pid=30557, tid=8832, prio=high) Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [8831] streamdev-writer thread started (pid=30557, tid=8831, prio=high)
VLC log (last few lines only): access_http debug: http: server='bob' port=3000 file='/TS/T-9018-4173-6720.ts' main debug: net: connecting to bob port 3000 main debug: connection succeeded (socket = 23) access_http debug: protocol 'HTTP' answer code 200 access_http debug: Content-Type: audio/mpeg access_http debug: Connection: close access_http debug: Pragma: no-cache main debug: using access module "access_http" main debug: TIMER module_need() : 78.455 ms - Total 78.455 ms / 1 intvls (Avg 78.455 ms) main debug: Using stream method for AStream* main debug: starting pre-buffering
Can anyone suggest how I can investigate this further? Thanks
This is getting stranger. I have installed the xineliboutput plugin which appears to mostly work OK except there is no live TV, only the "no signal" picture is displayed.
There is a common thread here, all of these plugins fail to stream live TV or radio.
I'm finding plugins streamdev, xvdr and
vnsi
all
fail
to stream live TV and radio. Is this to be
expected
with
VDR-2.0.0 until plugin developers can catch
up?
No, at least streamdev and vnsi have both
been
working
fine
for me.
OK Thanks. It might yet be something I'm doing wrong. I'll
dig
deeper.
Nope I definitely cannot get streamdev to stream. I
tried to
stream to VLC using any of the URLs on the
localhost:3000
webpage without success.
VDR syslog extract: Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [30570] Streamdev: Accepted new client (HTTP) 192.168.1.104:56251 Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [8832]
streamdev-livestreaming
thread started (pid=30557, tid=8832, prio=high) Apr 3 22:17:23 bob vdr: [8831] streamdev-writer
thread
started (pid=30557, tid=8831, prio=high)
VLC log (last few lines only): access_http debug: http: server='bob' port=3000 file='/TS/T-9018-4173-6720.ts' main debug: net: connecting to bob port 3000 main debug: connection succeeded (socket = 23) access_http debug: protocol 'HTTP' answer code 200 access_http debug: Content-Type: audio/mpeg access_http debug: Connection: close access_http debug: Pragma: no-cache main debug: using access module "access_http" main debug: TIMER module_need() : 78.455 ms - Total
78.455
ms / 1 intvls (Avg 78.455 ms) main debug: Using stream method for AStream* main debug: starting pre-buffering
Can anyone suggest how I can investigate this further? Thanks
This is getting stranger. I have installed the xineliboutput plugin which appears to mostly work OK except there is no live TV, only the "no signal" picture is displayed.
There is a common thread here, all of these plugins fail to stream live TV or radio.
After a rebuild of VDR2 and plugins from freshly unzipped source files, the problem has gone away.
Thanks Egg Face
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Dominic Evans -
Stuart Morris