On Friday 08 September 2006 23:25, Tim Berger wrote:
> On 9/8/06, Matthew LeVan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Working on putting together a machine with dual hauppage 150's, and
> > I seem to be encountering the 64 bit install + 0.70 IVTV + mythtv
> > 0.19 bug.
> >
> > Initial loading of the ivtv drivers looks fine, doesn't seem to be
> > any IRQ sharing going on which I've seen a few messages imply might
> > be a problem. Initial tests cat-ing the /dev/video0 and /dev/video1
> > devices seem fine.
> >
> > Running mythtv seems functional, can watch live TV fine the first
> > time(pause/ff/rw all work, changing channels works perfect). Stop
> > watching live TV, and things get broken. Looking in the dmesg, I
> > see a slew of IVTV warning messages, and things get hung up in such
> > a way that I can't make ivtv functional without a reboot.
> >
> > Get a lot of "1000 ms time out waiting for firmware" messages,
> > though the key error message looks like it's either the "ivtv0
> > warning: Failed api call 0x00000082 with result 0xfffffff0" or the
> > "ivtv0 warning: ENC: Failed stopping capture -16"
> >
> >
> > I've heard going with an i386 install rather than a x64 install may
> > alleviate the issue, but haven't heard any definite success stories
> > on that approach. Has anyone who's experienced this problem tried
> > that solution rather than going the downgrade to 0.6.1 version of
> > IVTV route?
>
> Now you have one. Yes, I had the "1000 ms time out waiting for
> firmware" timeout messages on 64bit fc5. Going to 32bit definitely
> resolves this. Also, if you really want to stay with 64bit, going to
> ivtv 0.6.1 also avoids the timeout issue.
>
> The only issue I'm having right now is that every once in a while
> programs get recorded with no sound. Very odd. It's very
> infrequent, so I have not tried tracking this down. This is with
> ivtv 0.70. I'll try 0.71 and if that does not resolve the periodic
> sound issue, go back to 0.6.X.
If you ever encounter this, then I'd love to see the output of
ivtvctl --log-status while that recording is in progress. The problem
is probably that you notice it only when the recording is finished,
during playback.
Hans
>
> Also, does anyone know what the status of this is with the
> developers?
>
> > Poking around the ticket system, I can't find anything similar, and
> > looking at the lists only found one reference where a devloper was
> > going to try to reproduce the problem on their own machine, but
> > couldn't get the bug to occur. Do the developers have access(be it
> > directly or indirectly) to a machine exhibiting this problem yet?
> >
> >
> > - Matt LeVan
> >
> >
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