On 10.06.2011 21:41, Luboš Doležel wrote:
On 10.6.2011 21:11, VDR User wrote:
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.
Wow, great, that fixed it! Thanks!
I think, however, that this should be either noted somewhere or the VDR should
handle the error more gracefully...
By default VDR updates the pids automatically.
If you turn that off and thus VDR doesn't get any data from
a channel it wants to record, it assumes the driver is "stuck"
and performs an "emergency exit" to allow for a driver reload.
You can turn that off, too, by setting "Emergency exit" to "no"
in the "Miscellaneous" section of the "Setup" menu.
Klaus
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