> recording a HD TV programme still results in a VDR emergency exit even in > the latest VDR dev version: > > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] live timer 1 (86 1928-2010 'Doctors') > added > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5534] timer 1 (86 1928-2010 'Doctors') set > to event Fri 10.06.2011 19:30-20:00 'Doctors' > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] switching device 1 to channel 86 > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] timer 1 (86 1928-2010 'Doctors') start > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] Title: 'Doctors' Subtitle: '(null)' > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] record > /var/lib/video/Doctors/2011-06-10.19.28.86-0.rec > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] creating directory > /var/lib/video/Doctors > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] creating directory > /var/lib/video/Doctors/2011-06-10.19.28.86-0.rec > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5512] recording to > '/var/lib/video/Doctors/2011-06-10.19.28.86-0.rec/00001.ts' > Jun 10 19:38:02 localhost vdr: [5556] recording thread started (pid=5512, > tid=5556) > Jun 10 19:38:03 localhost vdr: [5524] timer 1 (86 1928-2010 'Doctors') set > to event Fri 10.06.2011 19:30-20:00 'Doctors' > Jun 10 19:38:33 localhost vdr: [5556] ERROR: video data stream broken > Jun 10 19:38:33 localhost vdr: [5556] initiating emergency exit > Jun 10 19:38:33 localhost vdr: [5512] emergency exit requested - shutting > down > > The same problem appears with all HD (H.264) channels, be it BBC HD or HBO > HD or anything else. > > Could anyone please look into it? :-(
I've just read a post from another user who had this problem. Apparently his channels.conf contained wrong info and enabling 'update names & pids' (or whatever it's called) fixed it. _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
