Hello! I'm looking for someone who was able to successfully use Octopus Dual CI bridge by Digital Devices under Linux. We got it _almost_ working - we have a strange problem of the module dropping TS packets in sets of 30-33 packets rather randomly and this corrupts the whole stream. Their support ignored the ticket so far (http://support.digital-devices.eu/ticket.php?track=UG1-B42-NSGV&e=marcin.kaluza%40trioptimum.com&Refresh=51010) and we're slowly running out of options. We've tried rebuilding the module using streaming dma api (DDB_ALT_DMA), we changed the kernel (our 3.18.22 and 4.2.3 from FC 23), disabled smp, still the same. Strange things happen when I call read() to get data back from CI, if I use any other buffer size then their internal dma buffer (672*188), I sometimes get the data not in order I wrote them (we use test TS stream with a counter inside ts payload), and the strangest of all - if I use bigger buffer (i.e. 1000*188), read() always returns that value (188000), but actual amount of content in my read buffer vary greatly (although never exeeds their buffer size of 672*188) - we clear the read buffer before each read so we know how much data was actually read. That's probably a bug, but I have no idea how can this even happen (their code (https://github.com/DigitalDevices/dddvb/blob/master/ddbridge/ddbridge-core.c#L772) looks quite ok as for my not so great knowledge of linux kernel driver coding). Has anyone encountered similar problems? It looks like a race condition of some sort, but I was unable find/fix it. I'll be most grateful for any reply/suggestions/help... Martin -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
