I posted earlier about a timestamp-related problem in ffmpeg under CentOS. That problem doesn't appear in fc10 but I have recently seen in fc10 a few Myth dvb-t recordings in which the timestamping seems to have been disturbed and never recovered.
The video keeps playing but the sound stops and the myth frontend log shows a stream of complaints about an implausibly large time offset. I hadn't seen this before 22 March. In two simultaneous recordings on that date I think reception may have been affected briefly by impulsive interference, but the loss of sound was permanent. In a more recent recording the loss of sound seems to have happened within the mytharchive dvd process but is again the result of a long-term apparent loss of sync. These myth recordings have been exposed to the new mplayer build during preprocessing with mencoder to remove unwanted data streams and 'time stamp all frames'. Myth itself probably doesn't have the new code which may - or may not - be causing the problems. I'm still trying to find out what is going wrong. Has anyone else seen anything similar? John P _______________________________________________ atrpms-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.atrpms.net/mailman/listinfo/atrpms-users
