Re: [mythtv] [PATCH] DTVRecorder::HandleKeyframe - SetPositionMap/Delta

2004-12-30 Thread John Patrick Poet
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Isaac Richards wrote: On Wednesday 29 December 2004 08:40 am, John Patrick Poet wrote: I finally discovered why I cannot record three HD shows while watching a fourth, for more than an hour. In the DTV processing of keyframes, it was calling SetPositionMap instead

[mythtv] [PATCH] DTVRecorder::HandleKeyframe - SetPositionMap/Delta

2004-12-29 Thread John Patrick Poet
I finally discovered why I cannot record three HD shows while watching a fourth, for more than an hour. In the DTV processing of keyframes, it was calling SetPositionMap instead of SetPositionMapDelta. This means that it was trying to delete/insert the position map data for the *entire* show,

Re: [mythtv] [PATCH] DTVRecorder::HandleKeyframe - SetPositionMap/Delta

2004-12-29 Thread John Patrick Poet
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Daniel Thor Kristjansson wrote: On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, John Patrick Poet wrote: ]I finally discovered why I cannot record three HD shows while watching a ]fourth, for more than an hour. ]In the DTV processing of keyframes, it was calling SetPositionMap instead of

Re: [mythtv] [PATCH] DTVRecorder::HandleKeyframe - SetPositionMap/Delta

2004-12-29 Thread Taylor Jacob
While a ringbuffer is still necessary to prevent the overruns, this fix does mean that the ringbuffer size can be much smaller. In a preliminary test, I saw a maximum of 4.7MB used after an hour of recording three shows. These shows were just upconverts and not true HD, but that is

Re: [mythtv] [PATCH] DTVRecorder::HandleKeyframe - SetPositionMap/Delta

2004-12-29 Thread John Patrick Poet
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Taylor Jacob wrote: While a ringbuffer is still necessary to prevent the overruns, this fix does mean that the ringbuffer size can be much smaller. In a preliminary test, I saw a maximum of 4.7MB used after an hour of recording three shows. These shows were just

Re: [mythtv] [PATCH] DTVRecorder::HandleKeyframe - SetPositionMap/Delta

2004-12-29 Thread Taylor Jacob
The upconverted shows are not stretched. They are pillar boxed. That much black area should be easily compressed, so I assumed that the station would dial down the bitrate The concept of upconverting is broken in itself, and from the example I have seen here the bitrate is fixed