Kartsa wrote: > From: "Peter Juszack" <vdr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > >> Kartsa wrote: >> >>> Doesn't anybody have any hints? I tried the -a option but if I try a >>> DVD with AC3 sound vdr just exits and restarts on the channel it >>> happend to be before trying the DVD play. MP2 audio DVD's works fine. >>> >>> Oh, and I updated to vdr-1.3.43 with dvd-0.3.7_pre20060204. Also >>> updated firmware to 2622. >>> >>> >> I can not help you more than saying that AC3 audio with DVD-plugin and >> VDR-1.3.43 and firmware 2622 works for me. >> >> I use DVD-plugin from CVS and do not set any options. >> >> Here you find CVS version: >> :pserver:anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/cvsroot/dvdplugin >> >> I believe that AC3 basically works on your system (on TV-channels) ? >> > The problem is that there is no TV channels with AC3 sounds that I can > verify with. But the same DVD can be played back on my DVD player which > is connected to my A/V receivers coaxial input. > > The problem is that vdr quits when I've specified the -a option and I > try to watch a DVD with AC3 sound. > > I take that you use the -a option with vdr? May I ask what your vdr > start command looks like? > > Anyway I'll have to try the CVS version of DVD plugin. > > Maybe the reason is that my FF card is a dvb-c Technotrend :) > > \\Kartsa > > Did you use an AC3 sound decoder? I use the a52dec decoder, therefore my vdr -a option looks like this: vdr -a '/usr/local/bin/a52dec -o oss6' ... Cheers, Karl
