Problem with transfer mode, xine plugin and ActualDevice

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En/na Reinhard Nissl ha escrit:
> Hi,
> 
> Luca Olivetti wrote:

[....]

>> Normally the dxr3 is the primary device but when the xine plugin is in
>> use it will switch itself as the primary. The problem is that right
>> after the switch a new transfer thread starts *before* the previous one
>> ends, so receiverDevice is left pointing to NULL, so that ActualDevice
>> fails to report the correct device, until the next channel switch.
> 
> 
> Hhm, you may want to disable this functionality in vdr-xine's setup
> menu, but I don't think that this is the solution you are looking for.

no ;-) I find this feature really handy

> 
> Could you please proof the case, where this functionality is turned off
> and you change the primary device in the ways which VDR offers, i. e.
> setup menu respectively SVDRP interface?

I tried that and there's no such problem (I used the dvb setup menu, I
couldn't find the SVDRP command to switch the primary device).
The difference is that when I do that through the menu vdr will show a
message telling me that it's switching the primary interface, while I
see no such message when xine automatically changes over (btw, now with
xine-plugin 0.7.6 and vdr 1.3.35)

Bye
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