On May 22, 2007, at 3:26 AM, Hans Verkuil wrote: >> On May 19, 2007, at 2:14 PM, Hans Verkuil wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I would appreciate it if people could start testing the latest >>> ivtv on >>> the 0.10 branch, available here: >> >> Excellent! Always looking forward to some new & improved code. >> >>> The current driver has a problem with copying data from the MPEG >>> card to >>> memory that are done using PIO instead of DMA (for good reasons). >>> Unfortunately PIO accesses are slow, so too much time is spent >>> inside >>> the interrupt handler. This can lead to missing clock ticks and >>> problems with remotes (key hits that are missed). >> >> The missing ticks have certainly gone away. My clock keeps up just >> fine while making recordings now. >> >>> However, I did not have much time to test it thoroughly, so I'd very >>> much appreciate it if people could start testing this and report >>> whether or not any new problems were introduced. >> >> Well, as it seems, I am still having the same problems (on PPC) with >> the radio patch that was posted a while back. Regressing that patch >> from the 0.10 branch yields a perfectly stable and usable ivtv >> subsystem and machine. >> >> To recap on what happened post-radio patch, if I'm recording with the >> PVR-350 and try to use the xdriver (on the 350's TV-out) for some >> mplayer -xv playback, the screen will go black and there will be >> audio for a second, then mplayer crashes. Here's some more info on >> what mplayer (and X) complain about: > > Are you recording the radio or TV? If recording from TV, did you do a > radio capture earlier or was radio not used at all?
Radio was not used at all; I've never configured a program to use it. - Rick _______________________________________________ ivtv-devel mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-devel
