Tommi Lundell wrote:
Hello.
1) RAM is cheap now days. Can I use RAM to keep buffer data?
(System running from USB stick so only reason to start Hard Disk is when
i use recordings)
2) Patch only record current channel. It would be nice if i can select
channels from lists where buffers are
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 10:26 AM, Tommi Lundell prel...@kapsi.fi wrote:
2) Patch only record current channel. It would be nice if i can select
channels from lists where buffers are active.
Example. i change channel and noticing that program what i want to look is
already running so i simply
Hello.
1) RAM is cheap now days. Can I use RAM to keep buffer data?
(System running from USB stick so only reason to start Hard Disk is when
i use recordings)
2) Patch only record current channel. It would be nice if i can select
channels from lists where buffers are active.
Example. i
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 8:46 AM, Tommi Lundell prel...@kapsi.fi wrote:
Hello.
1) RAM is cheap now days. Can I use RAM to keep buffer data?
(System running from USB stick so only reason to start Hard Disk is when i
use recordings)
2) Patch only record current channel. It would be nice if i
VDR User wrote:
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 8:46 AM, Tommi Lundell prel...@kapsi.fi wrote:
Hello.
1) RAM is cheap now days. Can I use RAM to keep buffer data?
(System running from USB stick so only reason to start Hard Disk is when i
use recordings)
2) Patch only record current channel. It
On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 17:41 +, Scott wrote:
I agree, if the buffer was a configurable FIFO file (location and
size), then the user could choose if the location was on a hard disk
or a RAM disk.
I've never used the livebuffer patch - does it add any measurable
latency when zapping
Wouldn't work very well with HD video. Our locals (ATSC) use 8-13Gb/hour
VDR User wrote:
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 8:46 AM, Tommi Lundell prel...@kapsi.fi wrote:
Hello.
1) RAM is cheap now days. Can I use RAM to keep buffer data?
(System running from USB stick so only reason to start Hard Disk
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Timothy D. Lenz tl...@vorgon.com wrote:
Wouldn't work very well with HD video. Our locals (ATSC) use 8-13Gb/hour
VDR User wrote:
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 8:46 AM, Tommi Lundell prel...@kapsi.fi wrote:
Hello.
1) RAM is cheap now days. Can I use RAM to keep
I just looked and some recordings are smaller now,
I have 4 recordings for Castle, all 1 hour and 5-6Gb each
7 Recordings of Eastwick each 1 hour and 5-7Gb
6 recordings of Fringe 1 hour each 6-8Gb
Going through a bunch more I find they mostly run 5-8Gb. Those are
channels that do 720p where
