Maybe I'm not looking at the right output, but the only error message I can
post, is the same one I posted before, but I included what follows, which
proves Freevo thinks it has stopped the recording, when it hasn't. here is the
most recent one....
2009-06-08 21:40:02,278 WARNING recordserver.py (1043): event=OS_EVENT_POPEN2
arg=(<util.popen3.child_handler instance at 0x2970ab8>, 'cat /dev/video1 -c')
not handled
2009-06-08 21:40:45,002 INFO recordserver.py (970): found a program to
clean: Mon Jun 08 21:37->21:40 (18:00) N Fox News
2009-06-08 21:41:31,262 INFO recordserver.py (1490): main() finished
Let me know what you think is going on and how to correct it.
--- On Mon, 6/8/09, Stephen Rowles <step...@rowles.org.uk> wrote:
> From: Stephen Rowles <step...@rowles.org.uk>
> Subject: Re: [Freevo-users] Configuring HD PVR with Freevo 1.90
> To: freevo-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Date: Monday, June 8, 2009, 1:49 PM
> Phil Raymond wrote:
> > Thanks Stephan, that's what I needed. Now I need help
> with stopping a recording. I read the wiki and used the
> command VCR_POST_REC = ('cat /dev/video1 -c')to stop
> recordings. When Freevo reaches a stop time, the lighted tv
> screen in the corner of the Freevo window goes out, but the
> HDPVR is still lit blue and is in fact, still recording. The
> only way I can stop recording is to pull the usb plug from
> my computer. Is there an alternate command I can use that
> might work to stop a recording? At least it now starts
> recording, so again, thank you.Here's my local conf as it is
> now....
> >
> > CONFIG_VERSION = 5.27
> > TV_RECORD_DIR = '/home/tvphil/Videos'
> > TV_CHANNELS = ('Comcast','Comcast','NA3')
> > VCR_CMD = 'cat /dev/video1> %(filename)s'
> > VCR_POST_REC = ('cat /dev/video1 -c')
> > TV_DEVICE = '/dev/video1'
> > TV_INPUT = 1
> > TV_REC_SIZE = (1920, 1080)
> > TV_RECORD_FILE_SUFFIX = '.mpg'
> > CHILDAPP_DEBUG = 1
> >
> > Here's the warning I get in the terminal when it
> attempts to stop a recording....
> > WARNING: event=OS_EVENT_POPEN2
> arg=(<util.popen3.child_handler instance at
> 0x276f248>, 'cat /dev/video1 -c') not handled
> >
> >
> I am confused... when running from the command line how do
> you normally
> stop the recording? pressing ctrl+c? killing the background
> process?
>
> If I understand Freevo correctly all it will do is start
> the command you
> put in VCR_CMD at the appropriate time, and when the time
> comes kill the
> process that it started. You shouldn't have to do anything
> to make it stop.
>
> I would recommend switching DEBUG on in your config and
> then posting the
> output here to see what is going wrong.
>
> you can enable debug with:
>
> DEBUG = 5
> DEBUG_CHILDAPP = 1
>
> in your local_conf.py
>
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