Michal Dobrzynski wrote:
On 11/11/2004, at 5:48 AM, Jeremy Jones wrote:
Do you have a script that automatically restarts vdr if it crashes ?
If the screen goes black and then switches to a channel makes it
sound
like vdr is crashing and then restarting. Can you e-mail me your
channels.conf ? I will load it on my system to try and debug the
problem. Some other people have reported some strange behavior
depening on their channels.conf too.
Yes I do and it does seem to restart. Here's my channels.conf file:
:@2
ABC;ABC:226500000:I0C34D34M64B7T8G16Y0:T:0:512+128:650=eng;660=eng:
576: 0:577:4112:577:0
:@7
SEVEN;Seven
Network:177500000:I0C23D23M64B7T8G8Y0:T:0:1025:1026:1028:0:1344:4115:
1284:0
:@9
NINE;Nine Network
Australia:191625000:I0C34D34M64B7T8G16Y0:T:0:513+130:660=eng;661=eng:
577:0:1025:12803:1024:0
TEN;Ten
Brisbane:219500000:I0C34D12M64B7T8G16Y0:T:0:512+128:650=eng;651=eng:
576:0:1601:4116:1540:0
:@28
SBS;SBS:585625000:I0C23D23M64B7T8G8Y0:T:0:161:81=eng:41:0:817:12802:
816:0
Your tpids have a space in, like : 576:
Just an observation.
Thanks for pointing that out. I hadn't noticed. The file was created by
vdr so I assumed that all the data would be OK. I'll see if removing
the spaces helps tomorrow (lots of recordings tonight).