Robert,

I just noticed that this machine is very light on RAM. It was a machine 
I pressed into service because another one was crashing all the time. 
Looks like I should add a few more GB.

Still, I wonder if it was running out of memory why it didn't complain. 
I can see it getting slow because it has to swap out but from the top 
below you can see that there probably isn't much swapping going on (not 
at least during the snapshot).

Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA

top - 14:20:20 up 2 days, 18:26,  2 users,  load average: 0.63, 0.98, 1.01
Tasks: 161 total,   1 running, 160 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie
Cpu(s): 22.9%us,  6.9%sy,  0.0%ni, 70.3%id,  0.0%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.0%si,  
0.0%st
Mem:   1026380k total,  1011048k used,    15332k free,    61072k buffers
Swap:  3004408k total,        0k used,  3004408k free,   729828k cached

df -m
Filesystem                      1M-blocks      Used Available  Use%   
Mounted on
/dev/sda1                          131418      2244    122499     2%    /
none                                        498            1           
497    1%    /dev
none                                         502           1           
502    1%    /dev/shm
none                                         502           1           
502    1%    /var/run
none                                         502           0           
502    0%    /var/lock
none                                         502           0           
502    0%    /lib/init/rw
/dev/sda6                             15923       748      14367     
5%    /var
192.168.192.201:/var/snd  938878 419092    472094  48%     /var/snd


On 8/28/11 1:35 PM, Robert Jeffares wrote:
> next option is a ram upgrade or  look to see how much space you have on
> the hard drive of the playout machine
>
> I think RD loads the long programme in somewhere close for convenience
> if the playout card is on the playout machine not the server .
>
> Dontch love this program? I am trying to get rd 2.x to compile on centos
> 5.6 and i am rapidly looking for an appliance install becaus there are
> so many ' missing ' bits.
>
> Robert
>
> On 28/08/2011 07:28, Bill Putney wrote:
>> Robert,
>>
>> The cart will play. All I have to do is add it into the running log and
>> start it. Which is what happens if someone happens to be there to catch
>> it when this happens. If I open the cut in RDLibrary "Edit Markers" they
>> all look fine. I would think if the markers were screwed up the cut
>> wouldn't play after it was added back into the log.
>>
>> The audio is on a common server and is NFS mounted on the playout
>> machine. The server is connected to a switch and the server and the
>> playout client are on the same layer 3 network. Everything is 100 Mbps
>> and the server isn't doing anything but audio and database for Rivendell.
>>
>> It is various programs. They seem to be the longer ones not spots, id's
>> or music cuts.
>>
>> We're using USB ->   S/PDIF as output devices. The chipset is in the Linux
>> HCL for audio.
>>
>> Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA
>>
>> On 8/27/11 12:08 PM, Robert Jeffares wrote:
>>> Bill,
>>>
>>> Does the cart play? Is all the audio in there? Are all the markers in
>>> the right place?
>>>
>>> What was the source of the Audio?
>>>
>>> Is it always the same programme?
>>>
>>> Have had probs with incompatible audio here.
>>>
>>> Robert
>>>
>>> On 26/08/2011 17:56, Bill Putney wrote:
>>>> At 17:03:50 in the following /var/log/syslog excerpt, Cart 80145 Cut 2
>>>> should have played. It is an hour long program. It skipped and did not
>>>> play. . I don't know what "position out of bounds" means but it seems
>>>> that everything is playing out of bounds. The items before and after the
>>>> cart that failed played normally. I see that the cart that started after
>>>> (cart 80133) did not have a position out of bounds associated with it.
>>>> Has anyone got an idea what that is or what I can do to get rid of it?
>>>>
>>>> Any ideas? Anybody? Please!
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA
>>>>
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc rdairplay: *** position out of bounds on signal:
>>>> Line: 24  Cart: 14418  Pos: 250025 ***
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc caed: alsaStopTimerData(16)
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc rdairplay: finished event: Line: 24  Cart:
>>>> 14418  Cut: 1 Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc caed: UnloadPlayback - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Handle: 166
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc caed: LoadPlayback  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Name:
>>>> /var/snd/045103_001.wav  Handle: 167
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc rdairplay: started audio cart: Line: 25  Cart:
>>>> 45103  Cut: 1 Pos: 0  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc caed: PlaybackPosition - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Pos: 78  Handle: 167
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:11 auto-mc caed: Play - Card: 1  Stream: 0  Handle: 167
>>>> Length: 7863  Speed: 100000  Pitch: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:12 auto-mc caed: FadeLevel: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc rdairplay: *** position out of bounds on signal:
>>>> Line: 25  Cart: 45103  Pos: 7801 ***
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc caed: alsaStopTimerData(16)
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc rdairplay: finished event: Line: 25  Cart:
>>>> 45103  Cut: 1 Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc caed: UnloadPlayback - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Handle: 167
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc caed: LoadPlayback  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Name:
>>>> /var/snd/070003_001.wav  Handle: 168
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc rdairplay: started audio cart: Line: 26  Cart:
>>>> 70003  Cut: 1 Pos: 0  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc caed: PlaybackPosition - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Pos: 0  Handle: 168
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:19 auto-mc caed: Play - Card: 1  Stream: 0  Handle: 168
>>>> Length: 210372  Speed: 100000  Pitch: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:00:20 auto-mc caed: FadeLevel: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc rdairplay: *** position out of bounds on signal:
>>>> Line: 26  Cart: 70003  Pos: 210278 ***
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: UnloadPlayback - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Handle: 168
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc rdairplay: finished event: Line: 26  Cart:
>>>> 70003  Cut: 1 Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: LoadPlayback  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Name:
>>>> /var/snd/080145_002.wav  Handle: 169
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: alsaStopTimerData(16)
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc rdairplay: started audio cart: Line: 27  Cart:
>>>> 80145  Cut: 2 Pos: 0  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc rdairplay: finished event: Line: 27  Cart:
>>>> 80145  Cut: 2 Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: PlaybackPosition - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Pos: 0  Handle: 169
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: Play - Card: 1  Stream: 0  Handle: 169
>>>> Length: 3594892  Speed: 100000  Pitch: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: UnloadPlayback - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Handle: 169
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: LoadPlayback  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Name:
>>>> /var/snd/080133_001.wav  Handle: 170
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: FadeLevel: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc rdairplay: started audio cart: Line: 28  Cart:
>>>> 80133  Cut: 1 Pos: 0  Card: 1  Stream: 0  Port: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: PlaybackPosition - Card: 1  Stream: 0
>>>> Pos: 0  Handle: 170
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: Play - Card: 1  Stream: 0  Handle: 170
>>>> Length: 1740094  Speed: 100000  Pitch: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:03:50 auto-mc caed: FadeLevel: 0
>>>> Aug 24 17:04:00 auto-mc caed: ****** ALSA Capture Xrun - Card: 0 ******
>>>> On 8/24/11 8:04 PM, James Harrison wrote:
>>>>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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>>>>>
>>>>> Check rd.conf for your own system specific logging configuration, but
>>>>> check both the daemons and syslog logfiles; alternatively, configure a
>>>>> specific log path or syslog logfile/service. Not sure if automation
>>>>> decisions are logged there, but playout system stuff certainly gets
>>>>> logged to those locations from caed...
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>> James Harrison
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On 25/08/2011 02:49, Bill Putney wrote:
>>>>>> This is driving us crazy! At least once a day, a cart that is scheduled
>>>>>> to play (usually a long one like a prerecorded show) is skipped in the
>>>>>> middle of a log.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I can't figure out why this happens but I know somewhere there has got
>>>>>> to be a system log file (like syslog or something) that should tell me
>>>>>> everything the automation system is doing and I should be able to see
>>>>>> the skip happen.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We're using RRAbuntu 1.7.2...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Help!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA
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