On Mon, 04 Apr 2005 02:03:09 +0300 Rantanen Teemu <teemu.rantanen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Klaus Schmidinger wrote: > > > Well, I can't quote a standard here, but I would say that plain > > common sense dictates that the PIDs should be set correctly > > (including language codes) _before_ a broadcast starts. After > > all, they're not likely to change right in the middle of a movie, > > are > they? > > I wouldn't expect them to change in the middle of a movie, but some > documentaries may have interviews and actual film footage in different > languages. I haven't yet recorded any that actually change languages > in the middle of a show, but just wondering if there is a limit what > you can and what you cannot change... I sent a question about this to Digita (the company responsible for digitv-stuff in Finland) info address two weeks ago, but no response so far. They did forward it to "Digita Antenni-info" (antenna info), so I'm not holding my breath... > When PMT_SCAN_TIMEOUT is set to the default 10 seconds there is a > delay between event change and a PID change, as Lauri Tischler > noticed. > > I changed the PMT_SCAN_TIMEOUT to 1. Now the delay is gone, and event > change and possible PID change happen at the same second (based on > syslog). My next recording from that broadcaster is only next Saturday > (that I know of having a gap every time), but based on the syslog now > and before I guess this would help. Thanks for the tip, I'll try that too! BTW, I get the gap during every YLE language change (IIRC), even during live-tv... so at least testing is simple :-) Timo
