Hi
I have trouble on some channels, sat and iptv, with vdr.
In vdr log:
[mp2 @ 0x89a1090]incorrect frame size
[mp2 @ 0x89a1090]Header missing skipping one byte.
Last message repeated 143 times
[mp2 @ 0x89a1090]incorrect frame size
[mp2 @ 0x89a1090]Header missing skipping one byte.
In syslog:
Dear list,
thanks to Tobias Grimm and Thomas Günther her comes the solution.
Am Sonntag, den 03.05.2009, 17:30 +0200 schrieb Paul Menzel:
> does anyone know, how I can get the vdrdevel packages for Debian
> Sid/Unstable?
Right now there are not vdrdevel packages for Debian Sid/Unstable.
[…]
Am Montag, den 11.05.2009, 09:05 +0200 schrieb Thomas Creutz:
> Paul Menzel schrieb:
> > Can I simply use the packages for Lenny?
>
> yes, normally the lenny packages should work very well with sid, give
> it a try ;-)
Tobias answered me off-list. See my other message for a conclusion.
Am Dien
Handling of the pause key is an intreresting issue.
There was proposal to configure the pause key as down key. This works during
replay, but hitting the pause during live video changes channel.
Better solution would be to add setup option for pause key handling. I made
a simple patch for this:
ht
marti...@embl.de wrote:
> Well, keeping the remote control away from my kids is not easy unless I han
> g it
> from the ceiling.
>
> Is there some way I can disable live tv pausing all together?
>
> It is causing a lot of trouble and I don´t reallly need that feature...
I reply direct to the ori
2009/5/12 VDR User
> If you don't want VDR to "record" when pause is pressed, how do you
> expect to resume play from the point at which you pressed pause?
I'm talking about what the users sees, not what VDR does behind the scenes.
> Next, you _do_ have the option to delete these pause/instan
I agree with you 100% - the 'Pause' key should pause Live TV. However I do
agree with others here that the 'Paused recording' should be automatically
'cleaned up' when you go back to Live TV or alternatively when you change
channel.
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:41 AM, Frank Scherthan wrote:
> Torge
Hi
I have also no problem with editing keys and I find this option fine, keys are
easy to learn and it is intuitive. The only time I can do error when replaying
recording is pressing the "2" keys who run the cutting process (that you can
concel in the menu very easyly)
Maybe the solution to your
If you don't want VDR to "record" when pause is pressed, how do you
expect to resume play from the point at which you pressed pause?
Obviously it has to "record" the stream somewhere since there is no
live tv caching in VDR. Next, you _do_ have the option to delete
these pause/instant recordings,
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 1:36 AM, Stuart Morris wrote:
>
> I haved lost count the number of times I have pressed the numbered keys on my
> remote by accident and then panic because I don't know how to undo what then
> happened.
>
> This is definitely a trap for unsuspecting beginners.
I mean thi
marti...@embl.de a écrit :
> Now, as for the instant recording, how about it gets deleted when you zap t
> o another channel?
...or when there is no available tuner to continue the older
instant-recording... I think about zapping, when you would like to keep
the "previous channel" instant record
Pasi Juppo a écrit :
> What's the difference today's functionality? Very small. Only this time
> user is shown more information and is provided help (a man page, if you
> like) in case of need.
Many plug-ins would benefit from such a "core" help system.
I never managed to learn the remote keys fo
our satellite provider's pvr, has 2 tv out and 2 remotes. If you are
watching a live/paused recording, you have the option to save it or
discard it. I do not know what the size of this buffer is. But it does
give you the option and it does show you are busy with a live buffer,
icon indication is be
On 09/05/2009, Udo Richter wrote:
> On 09.05.2009 12:38, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
> > - When should such a recording be deleted?
> >If it gets deleted as soon as replay is stopped, you'll be very
> surprised
> >when you (or your kids ;-) inadvertently press Stop, and you can't
> resum
Torgeir Veimo schrieb:
> Just my 5 cent on the topic; Having a pause key that records is really
> non-logical.
You can keep your money ;)
The pause key pauses live TV.
It doesn't record in the background to surprise you!
It has to record, to do playback AND pause, so the key is doing EXACTLY
w
I haved lost count the number of times I have pressed the numbered keys on my
remote by accident and then panic because I don't know how to undo what then
happened.
This is definitely a trap for unsuspecting beginners.
Some kind of editing mode would be safer. Otherwise the key layout is ok.
Just my 5 cent on the topic; Having a pause key that records is really
non-logical.
Follow the principle of least surprise; if you want to record live tv, you
press the record button, no the pause button.
If one really wants to record the (temporal) file created by a live tv
pause, one could press
> >
> > The Real Problem is that people are too lazy to educate their brats
> > properly.
>
> For F sake. Do you have kids?
>
> You can educate a 5 year old, but a 2 year old? Have you even tried?
>
> Just to say: I am not lazy, and my kids are not brats, and I don't think
> I or the the othe
Paul Menzel schrieb:
> Can I simply use the packages for Lenny?
yes, normally the lenny packages should work very well with sid, give it a try
;-)
Thomas
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