Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 18:48:45 -0500
From: "Shawn Flynn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Graeme Wilford wrote:
> This looks like the firmware misbehaving.
>
> Have you performed a full hardware power-cycle since the upgrade? If
> not, I suggest you shutdown, pull the power, leave for a couple
> minutes and then power back up again.
>
> If that doesn't help, try switching the firmware back to the version
> you were using with 0.2.0 and do another full power-cycle.
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes I have done many full power cycles and have
tried several firmware versions, all with the same result. IVTV encode dies
with the messages shown in my original email. Any other ideas? I could roll
back to 0.2.0, but I'd rather stick with 0.4.3 and troubleshoot it in case
it is a bug that will strike others.
I'm game for whatever debugging anyone wants me to try.
The occasion for upgrading didn't also involve touching anything
inside the case, did it? Maybe the card has vibrated ever so
slightly loose and needs to be reseated, or some corrosion has
afflicted it (which a reseat would probably fix). Couldn't hurt,
and really quick to try... :) Just remember to discharge yourself
first; wintertime means bad ESD in many climates...
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