Luca Olivetti wrote:
> Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
>
>> Luca Olivetti wrote:
>>
>>> Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Yes, this has been changed in version 1.3.27, and at least my tests
>>>> indicated that it would work now.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I have the opposite (I think) problem: I have epg timeout set to 0 to
>>> disable epg scan, but while playing a recording the dish moved.
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>>
>>
>> That's odd. The check in question here is
>>
>> if (Device != cDevice::ActualDevice() ||
>
>
> Isn't that always true when you're replaying through a dxr3 or xine
> output plugin?
>
>> (Device->ProvidesTransponderExclusively(Channel) &&
>> Setup.EPGScanTimeout && now - lastActivity >
>> Setup.EPGScanTimeout * 3600)) {
>>
>> which explicitly contains a check whether Setup.EPGScanTimeout is not 0.
>
>
> if the above is true the the setting of EPGScanTimeout doesn't matter
I made it so that an EPG scan can always be done if there is a free
DVB device. This means that if there is only a FF DVB card and a replay
is going on, the receiver part of the DVB card actually can do an EPG scan.
Having Setup.EPGScanTimeout set to 0 should actually inhibit the entire
EPG scan mechanism, because of
if (Setup.EPGScanTimeout && Channels.MaxNumber() > 1) {
at the beginning of cEITScanner::Process().
Klaus
e '0' means "no EPG scan at all".
So maybe I should pull the check for Setup.EPGScanTimeout to the front
of this condition.
Klaus
