On Tue, 2007-10-16 at 08:43 -0700, Matt Gerassimoff wrote:
> > Great example what I need, definitely the simplest options as there will
> > be no need to update the python module if the protocol changes.
> 
> The problem is live pause.  Because you need to ring buffer for it.  This
> probably would not work.
Yep, realise that but I need to know how to 'tune' the HDHomeRun.

> > On the live pause plugin side of things, I've got pause working with
> > DVBStreamer again (haven't check CPU usage yet) but there are still a few
> > kinks to work out. This time I am going to try and support Mplayer, Xine
> > and VLC (as this hopefully will allow SVG to be used to render the OSD).
> 
> I checked out DVBStreamer and wanted to code a HDHomeRun version (which I 
> will be doing).  The problem is the code relies on mmap() for the ring 
> buffer and I want to do HD streams.  At 1080i, I get 8GB/hour which the 
> existing ring buffer code will not support.  It needs to be recoded to 
> only use the filesystem interface (seek, read, write) in order to support 
> those file sizes.  I would like a minimum of an hour.  So, my first task 
> is to recode the ring buffer for large file support.  I will probably 
> create a separate plugin for the HDHomeRun interface rather then try to 
> shoehorn it into the DVBStreamer code.  I'll post the result when I finish 
> it.
Again, yep I've already got a semi working generic livepause plugin, initial 
with DVBStreamer report.
I've got rid of the mmap and replaced it with a file per second, works
much better and as you say is need for HD MPEG2 streams.

If you are interested I can send you what I've got so far, I've managed
to code a simple HDHomeRun controller for the generic plugin as well so
as long as you set your VideoGroups to 'hdhomerun' it hopefully will
work for you as the DVBStreamer works for me. But as I say this is still
work in progress.

Cheers

Adam


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