[vdr] CAM-Start: Delay?

[Wolfgang Goeller]

Hallo Reinhard

> @Wolfgang:
> Would you please run VDR with Option   -l 3   to get dsyslog() messages 
> logged and supply a reasonable excerpt of /var/log/messages?
> 
> Do you get this messages from the transfer thread's instance of cRemux 
> or from the recording thread's instance? If VDR is not running in NPTL 
> mode, then you can "simply" tell this by looking at the process id which 
> is part of every syslogged message.

I still get the messages when I start recording, but since the 
buffer-increasing they go away after the startup
If it helps I could use vdr without increased buffers to get more
errors. But what I can see are errors in the transfer and the
record thread.

regards
Wolfgang


vdr[19794]: transfer thread started (pid=19794, tid=180229)
vdr[19781]: switching device 1 to channel 42
vdr[19781]: timer 6 (42 2210-2300 'Testaufnahme') start
vdr[19781]: Title: 'Meteo' Subtitle: ''
vdr[19781]: record /video/Testaufnahme/2005-11-01.22.10.50.90.rec
vdr[19781]: recording to 
/video/Testaufnahme/2005-11-01.22.10.50.90.rec/002.vdr'
vdr[19795]: file writer thread started (pid=19795, tid=196614)
vdr[19796]: recording thread started (pid=19796, tid=213001)
vdr[19796]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 306 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19794]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 306 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19796]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 1468 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19796]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 1468 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19796]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 210 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19794]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 1468 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19794]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 1468 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19794]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 210 bytes while syncing on 
next audio frame
vdr[19796]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 4 bytes to sync on next audio 
frame
vdr[19794]: cAudioRepacker(0xC1): skipped 4 bytes to sync on next audio 
frame