Laz schrieb:
> On Tuesday 26 September 2006 21:56, Martin Wache wrote:
> 
>> Laz, how do you suspend your vdr? Do you use Marko's patch or the
>> softdevice suspend method?
> 
> All I'm doing is pressing "pause" whilst I go off and do something (then 
> get distracted and end up coming back a long time later!), unpausing 
> playback, and then I get the ca. 1 s of playback before it dies. Offhand, 

Is this video only, audio only, or both?

> I can't remember whether this is softdevice bombing out with something 
> like an "invalid address" error (which I still get occasionally) or 
> whether vdr itself hangs.
> 
> As I said, I could never manage to induce this bug when I tried! It only 
> ever happens when paused for a long time, though.
> 
> A thought (probably totally off-track and irrelevant!): how long in terms 
> of playback time do the softdevice buffers hold (can't really check this 
> now; I think I'm set to "Good seeking")? 

Hmm, sorry right now I don't now.

> I.e., am I seeing the buffers 
> being flushed over about 1 s and then it dies because there is no more 
> MPEG stream being fed into them (or no more is requested)?
> 
Not sure what happens. In one of the backtraces Marko sent it looked
like the video decoder thread got deadlocked.

> I posted something about this problem on the main vdr mailing list a while 
> back and someone reported that you can pause "forever" with a 
> full-featured card.
>
I also never had problems when I closed the ShmClient. The softdevice is
then automatically suspended. However I'm not sure if that means
anything... I will try some experiments at the weekend.

If you, or anyone else experiences could you please try to attach to the
vdr with a gdb and post backtraces like Marko did? Maybe we get some
hints from them.

Bye,
Martin

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