Harald Deischinger wrote:
Roald wrote:
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 18:10:31 +0100, Harald DeischingerNo - that is not the case.
1. the length of the video is not determined correctly, it even jitters
while the movie is playing.
2. "fast forward" is extremely slow when playing the video from a slow
media (WLAN) - it seems that the player first thas to read the whole
file before it can skip properly.
I had this, and very high cpu usage. Something had happened to my
mysql-database, so mythbackend were trying to write to the database
all the time, and used up all resources on that. After fixing the
database everything was ok again. Check your mythbackend-log if
anything is reported there..
The CPU load is low - there are no entries in the backend log. The only entry in the logs was from the frontend that it could not find the meta information (but after running the video manager once, also that was gone).
I have now looked a little bit closer to what happens when I play the file from the local hard disk.
- when first skipping forward ti also takes also quite some time and during the time the hard disk led is on.
- I can skip back to the start and forward again without the delay. Also the hard disk keeps quite then.
Some more information that might be useful:
- I have recorded the MPEGs with my PVR-350 (from VCR)
- I am using ivtv-0.2.0-rc3d. Kernel 2.6.10.
- MythTV from CVS (2 days old) but I notied the same problem also with 0.16.
Are you playing these with MythVideo?
If so, try running mythcommflag --rebuild against the file to build the seektable.
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