What file system are you using on the disk. If it’s ext2 or
ext3 (ext2 with journaling) then the file system itself has a 2 Gb limit. If
so install xfs packages, and convert your video work space, and video storage
to XFS
On 10/14/05, jondz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi
I'm new(re-subscribed) to the list.
Has anybody encountered this before: I seem to
have a 2 gigabyte limit on avi files (transcoded
movies). When either the Internal player or the
mythcommflag reaches that they just hang. I know
the files are fine because gnome totem plays
them movies fine to the end.
quick facts about my box:
1. it used to be debian STABLE (kernel 2.4).
2. I turned it into UNSTABLE, and upgraded to 2.6.
3. I use XVID for transcoding.
4. I have compiled my own mythtv packages using
the debian mythtv versions.
Whereas I am perfectly happy right now sticking
with < 2 hour movies I will be grateful for somebody
who points me in the right direction, thanks.
thanks for a great software!
jondz
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