Michael Freeman wrote:
why were livetv buffers and intentional recordings put in the same
directory and / or why aren't my livetv feeds being deleted on exit
(since they become worthless to me at that point)?
I just noticed that such a change explains why 6 days of frequent
channel changes on livetv (partially due to having tuning problems with
an ivtv driver revision and partially due to me exploring the
unencrypted digital cable world with my new pchd3000) made my mythweb
recorded programs page go straight to hell performance-wise. there were
who-knows-how many entries (4 recordings and a load of now-worthless
residual livetv buffers)...i think i got them all, but the page is still
slow as hell.
I assume since your using SVN, youre subscriber to the -dev and -commit
lists, please read thru them concerning the changes in LiveTV and why
its doing what you now see. There is no change in how MythTV works, it
will auto expire LiveTV recordings when/if it needs the space.
Tom
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