[vdr] Re: ANNOUNCE: vdr-streamdev-0.1.0 _and_ -0.1.1beta1 (Client/ServerStreaming)

[André Weidemann <Andre.Weidemann@web.de>]

Sascha Volkenandt wrote:

> CHANGES since 0.1.0beta4 (for the _final_ 0.1.0)
> - Fixed thread-abortion timeout in server thread
>
>
> CHANGES since 0.1.0beta4 (for the _beta_ 0.1.1beta1)
> - Restructured remuxer code
> - Added an ES-remuxer for radio channels (currently only manually)
>
>
> Please, test and report if the new remuxer code works for all cases it 
> worked before (possibly others too?).
I downloaded the two latest versions today and http-streaming does not 
work here.
The logfile shows the following:

Sep 25 13:41:04 video vdr[922]: Streamdev: Transceiver thread started 
(pid=922)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: buffer usage: 80% (pid=922)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: buffer usage: 85% (pid=922)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: buffer usage: 90% (pid=922)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: buffer usage: 95% (pid=922)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: buffer usage: 100% (pid=922)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: ERROR: ring buffer overflow (89 bytes 
dropped)
Sep 25 13:41:07 video vdr[917]: ERROR: ring buffer overflow (188 bytes 
dropped)
Sep 25 13:41:20 video last message repeated 30643 times
Sep 25 13:41:20 video vdr[922]: Streamdev: Couldn't write data: 
Connection reset by peer
Sep 25 13:41:20 video vdr[922]: Streamdev: Transceiver thread ended
Sep 25 13:41:20 video vdr[910]: Streamdev: Client (HTTP) 
192.168.0.1:2346 closed connection
Sep 25 13:41:20 video vdr[910]: Streamdev: Closing connection to 
192.168.0.1:2346
Sep 25 13:41:20 video vdr[910]: buffer stats: 1048575 (100%) used

I'm using Suse 8.0 with gcc 3.2, a Technotrend DVB-S 1.5, vdr 1.2.5 with 
Elchi AIO and DVB-Drivers from Sept. 5th.
The Machine has no HDD and is running via NFS.
I changed the value for all buffers to 16MB so that should be enuf I think.

The other streaming plugin is working just fine when using multicast 
(despite a few dropouts every 2-5 mins...)

Any ideas why the streamdev is causing a buffer overflow?

 André.




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