Hi Stefan,
On Sun, Jul 01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyome detect a very high systemload when playing an AC3 recording ???
My DVB- System is realized with a 166MHz Pentium und AC3 works fine for
me.
> Is this due to the pipe which wrotes into a programm .. is there a way to
> reduce it like pipe into a fifo and let the decoding program read from
> there ??
You can make a pipe device (mknod -p). But I think this will not help.
> Btw .. can anyone show me how to setup a FIFO .. let VDR pipe the ac3data
> into the fifo and read with a decoder programm from this fifo, but only if
> it is not NOTHING .. The Problem on my site is: When ac3dec is started it
> mutes my digital input because it switchs the soundcard to raw data. I have
> connected the dvb-s to the digital input. This way I can hear the tv-sound
> an mix other pcm over the soundcard (like playing mp3). VDR now opens the
> pipe to ac3dec everytime a recording is replayed, even if it does not
> contain ac3 data but the dvb-s is muted for me :-(
BTW.: If you have a digital amplifier, why do you use ac3dec ?
ac3play puts the ac3 stream direct to the digital output and the
amplifier decodes the data, or does the problem with compiling still exist ?
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