DXR3 + VDR crashing / log-files

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On Mon, 2005-05-09 at 12:37 +0300, Jere Malila wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> Few times ago there was discussion about dxr3 + vdr. It seems to be 
> unstable for pretty many user. I promised then to log the system and 
> tell you what there happens.
> 
> My current setup:
> 
> Pentium II 400MHz, 256Mt, 20Gb
> VDR 1.3.23 +  vdr-dxr3-0.2.3-cvs20050501 + dxr -driver from Skytta's old 
> archive
> 
> Usually VDR works fine. Few times a day it freeze and I need to boot it. 
> Symptoms are that picture freezes and sound cuts off. At the same time 
> there is following information at /var/log/syslog:
> 
> May  9 06:41:50 vdr vdr[3062]: buffer usage: 70% (tid=98311)
> May  9 06:41:51 vdr vdr[3062]: buffer usage: 80% (tid=98311)
> May  9 06:41:52 vdr vdr[3062]: buffer usage: 90% (tid=98311)
> May  9 06:41:53 vdr vdr[3062]: buffer usage: 100% (tid=98311)
> May  9 06:41:53 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 1 ring buffer overflow (177 bytes 
> dropped)
> May  9 06:41:59 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 6294 ring buffer overflows 
> (1183272 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:05 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7059 ring buffer overflows 
> (1327092 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:11 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7574 ring buffer overflows 
> (1423912 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:17 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7100 ring buffer overflows 
> (1334800 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:23 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7088 ring buffer overflows 
> (1332544 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:29 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7140 ring buffer overflows 
> (1342320 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:35 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7700 ring buffer overflows 
> (1447600 bytes dropped)
> May  9 06:42:41 vdr vdr[3062]: ERROR: 7068 ring buffer overflows 
> (1328784 bytes dropped)

{snippage}

Is this with a 'real' dxr3 or a Hollywood+ card? My brother is in the
process of setting up a vdr system with a Hollywood+ card and he keeps
on getting similar ring buffer overflows (presumably the output card
starts ignoring the data sent to it, leading to the overflows). My
system has a 'real' dxr3 and I don't see any such overflows: it is
working really well, at the moment.

I _used_ to see a few of them about 6 months back but I can't tell you
whether they disappeared due to a newer version of the em8300 driver or
the dxr3 plugin. I'm currently using vdr-dxr3-0.2.3-cvs from a couple of
weeks back and cvs em8300 drivers from about October last year.

Cheers,

Laz



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