[vdr] Re: VDR crashed while playing DVD

[Sergei Haller <Sergei.Haller@math.uni-giessen.de>]

On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Andreas Schultz (AS) wrote:

AS> >
AS> > But I was able to watch StarWarsI before -
AS> >   with vdr-0.99pre3 + AIO (I think nav6) + dvb-0.9-20011117
AS>
AS> i restarted the nav number when switching to 1.0.0preX, so this was really
AS> an  older verion of the DVD patch.

I know, I just don't know anymore, which versions were inside the AIO
patch and also I don't know anymore, which AIO patch I installed (there
were more than one for each version of vdr, and I don't have access to the
*AIO*.diff.gz files I used back then.

AS> As a workarround and to test it, you can remove lines 547 to 556 from spu.c:
AS>
AS>    if (width > 0 && height > 0) {
AS>
AS>       //open the background window
AS>      int win_width = width;
AS>      if (win_width & 0x03)
AS>         win_width += 4 - (win_width & 0x03);
AS>      osd->Create(spu->x_min+spu->x, spu->y_min+spu->y,
AS>                  win_width, height, 2, false);
AS>      osd->SetBitmap(spu->x_min+spu->x, spu->y_min+spu->y, *bitmap);
AS>    }

I tried this, but without success, the StarWarsI dvd has no spu anyway in
this part. The first displayed thing is a big red WARNING with some white
text below it. the second thing (second chapter?) is a big red
DEUTSCHLAND/SCHWEIZ and some white text below it. and then the animated
sequences are started.

The ARM crash comes at the moment where second chapter (with DEUTSCHLAND)
would be shown.

with the FinalFantasy disk 2 - now there are no grayed overlays (so I
can't see, which of the menu items is selected), but the arm still crashes
now I also know how to reproduce - go to the audio menu and press "up"
several times - ARM crash.

here some lines from the syslog (here with FF, but with StarWars the same):

22:50:20 dvb vdr[1040]: max. latency time 1 seconds
22:50:21 dvb vdr[1040]: DVD: playing
22:50:21 dvb vdr[1040]: no translation found for 'Main' in language 1 (Deutsch)
22:50:21 dvb vdr[1040]: no translation found for 'Main' in language 1 (Deutsch)
22:50:21 dvb vdr[1047]: output thread started (pid=1047)
22:50:21 dvb vdr[1048]: input thread started (pid=1048)
22:50:58 dvb kernel: dvb0: ARM crashed!
22:51:00 dvb vdr[1040]: max. latency time 2 seconds

It seems that the change is somewhere between 0.99pre3 with some nav patch
and the 0.99 with some nav patch (I just have seen that the latest is
nav12) So I'll try out the various patches and tell you where the problem
appears first.

c ya
        Sergei
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