Hans Verkuil wrote: > >These errors mean that the reader (MythTV in this case) is not reading or >reading too slow, so the ivtv buffer become full. It is true that it would >be nice if ivtv would show this message only once but changing that will >not fix the problem. > >The guys over at the pvrusb2 mailinglist seem to have similar problems. To >me it looks like a change in MythTV causes this. Whether this is a MythTV >problem or an ivtv problem (possibly something that is triggered by a >MythTV change) is something someone should investigate. > >It is all very well if people tell one another that it doesn't work (Mike, >don't take this personally, it is a general comment) but it is much better >if someone would actually start to debug what is going on. I simply don't >have the time and since I don't use MythTV I am also not the best person >to debug it. > >Come on people, there must be someone who can look into this? > > Hans > >
I think your right. I personally don't know how to debug it correctly otherwise I would. All I can do is try to eliminate things. Last night I figured the last thing I can eliminate is a fresh build of MythTV. Its been up for about 14 hours now so I think this *might* have been the problem. (knocking on wood) All I can think is something physically corrupted with MythTV at this point. I wasn't trying say it was ivytv just so you know. I thought I did everything else before I started to focus on ivytv. In my own dissapointment after failure after failure I started thinking it was ivytv. I must admit that I might have sounded negative but after hours of running checks/repairs/index rebuilds on the tables and switching parts and builds in and out. I might have been a little 'flustered' to say the least. I'm sorry if it sounded like I was mad at ivytv or expecially your work in general. I don't write software down to the system level like you do but I am co-authoring a few SF projects so I sort of know the feeling. I really like your work and cant say thank you enough for the work you do. People like you and the work you guys do is part of the reason I switched from only developing in house applications to spending some of my free time building in the GPL world. Its the best way I could think of to help give back to all the people doing this type of thing before me. If I were more proficient in C and the linux kernel, I would definitly try to help here too. As of now all I can do is try to learn. Thanks again, -Mike _______________________________________________ ivtv-devel mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-devel
