On Fri, Mar 23, 2007 at 08:15:06AM -0500, Larry wrote: > Larry wrote: > > When I fired up my first show I noticed that the audio was playing to > > fast. I started checking and its only on recordings since I did the > > upgrade as all my older stuff was fine.
> > I'm getting this in my logs : > > > > ivtv0: All encoder MPEG stream buffers are full. Dropping data. > > ivtv0: Cause: the application is not reading fast enough. > > ivtv0: Stereo mode changed > > ivtv0 warning: IVTV_IOC_DEC_FLUSH is obsolete! > > ivtv0: Stereo mode changed > > ivtv0 warning: IVTV_IOC_DEC_FLUSH is obsolete! > > ivtv0: Stereo mode changed > > ivtv0 warning: IVTV_IOC_DEC_FLUSH is obsolete! > > ivtv0: Stereo mode changed > > ivtv0 warning: IVTV_IOC_DEC_FLUSH is obsolete! > > ivtv0: Stereo mode changed > The fix was to downgrade the video4linux-kmdl to a previous version. > > I took it a little farther and went back to a previous kernel, but I'm > told that simply doing the below should get you back up and running > should you run into this. > > # rpm -e video4linux-kmdl-`uname -r`.fc6-20070302-78.fc6.at > # rpm -ivh video4linux-kmdl-`uname -r`.fc6-20061107-77.fc6.at.i686.rpm Thanks for the follow-up. video4linux wasn't really supposed to be a requirement for ivtv, but the issues are that the kernel rpm stopped shipping some required helper modules or shipped some with bugs. video4linux "happens" to contain a copy of these modules, so that's why it saves the day. But the recent video4linux also contains the ivtv code that was submitted for kernel inclusion and is not 100% compatible to the previous ivtv code, applications have yet to be adjusted to the new ivtv code. So, you are basically looking at two bugs simultaneously. :/ The good news is that the newer kernel rpms started shipping the helper modules again, so you don't need video4linux. Unless you have troubles with cx88-dvb, which is another story, in that case the *recent* video4linux comes to rescue ... :) So currently depending on what hardware and kernel you run you may need the old or the new video4linux package or none at all. I should probably create a video4linux package w/o the ivtv bits. That should solve all issues. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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