Like the subject line says, it just doesn't work. It will change the displayed time index but the running video does not change at all, apart from some artifacting. Although the video will continue on, essentially "in the background", while it's garbling up the screen for that second or two so that when it finally comes back, you would have missed that second or two. Audio pauses momentarily while trying to skip ahead, it would then proceed normally, at the unskipped time, while the screen is showing garbage and then eventually the video catches up.
It appears to happen only after 50 minutes. While approaching the 50 minute mark, doing a 30-second skip seems to lag a bit in resyncing.
Fully recorded programs and programs that are in the process of being recorded both have the problem. I have not tried with live tv but I would assume it's the same result.
The problem does not appear on the local frontend at all. Both systems have the correct time and timezone set but I wouldn't say they are sync'ed. They're not running ntpd off each other or anything, just an occasional rdate to time.nist.gov or something.
System info:
-- Remote frontend
Gentoo
Myth 0.18.1
2x AthlonMP 1.4GHz
Geforce4, displayed on a monitor
-- Local frontend, backend
Gentoo
Myth 0.18.1
AthlonXP 2.1GHz
Geforce4, displayed on a TV
ivtv 0.33
pvr500
Thanks for any help,
Andrew
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