Hi, I'm currently working on a tool that checks for timer conflicts and became aware of the following problem: Suppose you have the following 3 timers on a system with two DVB cards: nr. transponder - start - priority 1. A - 20:10 - 45 2. B - 20:10 - 5 3. C - 20:11 - 50 A,B,C are different transponders. VDR will start recording from transponder A at 20:10 with device 2. The same for transponder B with device 1. At 20:11 we have a conflict and IMHO VDR should stop timer 2 and start timer 3 on device 1. But when I check the logs the following occures: VDR first stops timer 1 on device 2 and starts timer 3 on device 2. Then it recognizes the pending timer 1 with higher priority than the running timer 2 and stops this one. So in the end all is fine, but there is a small break about 1-2 seconds in recording 1. The problem is, that cDevice::GetDevice handles the two devices in this case with the same priority and therefore returns the device with the highest number. I think one could fix this with a small change (patch against 1.4.0 is attached), but the whole thing is really complicated and I do not have a real deep insight in the side effects ;-) , so perhaps you could give a comment on this. BR, Christian -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: getdevice.patch Type: text/x-diff Size: 2073 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/vdr/attachments/20060520/948de591/getdevice.bin
