[streaming] Re: Streaming PC with multiple PVR (up to 10!)...
Alexis de Lattre
alexis at via.ecp.fr
Wed Nov 5 09:49:32 CET 2003
On Wed, Nov 05, 2003, Paolo Scaffardi wrote :
> I am the main project developer. We fixed the ivtv drivers to support
> more than one card per system, and now we are still investigating on
> some bugs we have while streaming to our STBs or VLCs.
By default, the ivtv drivers support up to 3 cards per system... what
did you patch exactly ?
> The problem is very simple: using the last stable release of VLS (0.5.2,
> but 'vls --version' says '0.5.0': little bug here!) with our PVR we
> experienced strange freeze on video/audio output on our clients. But
> when we capture these streams from our PVR using simple 'cat /dev/video0
> test.ps' we dont see them.
The latest stable release of VLS is 0.5.3.
> Then we tried the HEAD version (with the built-in PVR support) but when
> trying to start a PVR program VLS stops with 'illegal instruction (core
> dumped)'.
Could you send us the log and a backtrace ?
> So, is there anyone that is using the same PVR with VideoLAN server on
> this list that would share with us his experience on that? We would like
> to know its settings on IVTV drivers and VLS to have a stable stream
> output... (what stream_type: ps or ts?).
We have a streaming server running with 2 PVRs and a very good uptime.
We had some problems when using 3 PVRs in this streming server. Have you
tried with the "decoder-dev" branch of the ivtv CVS ? Did you try with
the patch developed by Jens Axboe ? What kind of device do you use as
client for the streming server ?
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Alexis
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