If I pause live video then restart it starts in slo-mo i.e. judders, and
then eventually freezes, but may then start again, still juddering .... and freezing ...
Well, then I have no idea why it wouldn't work with an NTFS partition, while it does work with others.
Klaus
Hi Klaus,
I have similar problems using a NFS share under some circumstances:
The general problem is that the index file stops growing after a few seconds, while the 00001.ts file growing normally.
- Using a local HDD with ReiserFS for recording, everything works well.
- Using NFS V3 with the mount options tcp,hard,sync the index file
stops growing.
- Using NFS V3 with the mount options tcp,soft,async the index file
keeps growing. I was happy figured that out, but there seems to be another problem.
While having heavy network load this problem occurs again.
An example:
Cutting a movie on my NFS share, while recording a new movie to the same NFS share causes in the same problem, the index file stops growing. And... it does not start growing again, after the cutting has finished.
This means that I have to stop/start the recording to get a correct index file again.
Could it be possible, that the process which is writing the index dies in some kind?
I've never had a problem like this in older VDR versions, and I often do cutting and recording at the same time.
BTW: Is the a way to (re)create a new index file for TS like genvdr for VDR file did?
-Günter
Hi,
I have checked the recording directory and sure enough, the index file stops growing after a short while (seconds).
I have tried mounting the NTFS partition with the async option but to no avail, i.e. problem is still there.
BTW: How do I respond to an already open thread? All I seem to be able to do is start a new one.
Mark.
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Hawes, Mark schrieb:
/If I pause live video then restart it starts in slo-mo i.e. judders, and/
/ then eventually freezes, but may then start again, still juddering …./
/ and freezing …/
/ /
/ Well, then I have no idea why it wouldn't work with an NTFS partition,/
/ while it does work with others./
/ /
/ Klaus/
Hi Klaus,
I have similar problems using a NFS share under some circumstances:
The general problem is that the index file stops growing after a few
seconds, while the 00001.ts file growing normally.
- Using a local HDD with ReiserFS for recording, everything works well.
- Using NFS V3 with the mount options tcp,hard,sync the index file
stops growing.
- Using NFS V3 with the mount options tcp,soft,async the index file
keeps growing. I was happy figured that out, but there seems to be
another problem.
While having heavy network load this problem occurs again.
An example:
Cutting a movie on my NFS share, while recording a new movie to the same
NFS share causes in the same problem, the index file stops growing.
And... it does not start growing again, after the cutting has finished.
This means that I have to stop/start the recording to get a correct
index file again.
Could it be possible, that the process which is writing the index dies
in some kind?
I've never had a problem like this in older VDR versions, and I often do
cutting and recording at the same time.
BTW: Is the a way to (re)create a new index file for TS like genvdr for
VDR file did?
-Günter
Hi,
I have checked the recording directory and sure enough, the index file stops growing after a short while (seconds).
I have tried mounting the NTFS partition with the async option but to no avail, i.e. problem is still there.
BTW: How do I respond to an already open thread? All I seem to be able to do is start a new one.
Mark.
Hi,
o.k. that is exactly the same problem I have.
But here is a missunderstandig: I'm using a network share from my NAS mounted with NFS filesystem NOT NTFS.
NTFS is a local filesystem on one of your local HDD's. Using NTFS you don't have a mount option like soft or async.
Perhaps it depends on some kind of speed. NTFS is userspaced not kernel.
I don't know.
I'm using a normal email client like thunderbird, choose the mail I want to answer to, and everything is ok.
-Günter
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On 22.03.2009 09:15, Hawes, Mark wrote:
... I have checked the recording directory and sure enough, the index file stops growing after a short while (seconds). I have tried mounting the NTFS partition with the async option but to no avail, i.e. problem is still there.
Please try adding some debug output to the cIndexFile functions to see whether any new index entries are generated at all.
BTW: How do I respond to an already open thread? All I seem to be able to do is start a new one.
Well, I didn't mean to mention this, but since you're asking: for starters it might be a good idea to stop posting in HTML and to set line wrapping to a reasonable value ;-) To reply to a posting, hit the "Reply" button in your email client. Make sure the reply goes to the list, and not to the original poster. Maybe you need to hit "Reply to all" and remove the original poster's address from the list of receipients.
Klaus
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