syrius.ml@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: >>>Okay, I installed vdr-xine-0.7.7. >>> >>>While my 0.7.9 patched libxine was installed with vdr-xine 0.7.7, the >>>video was much better, but still jerky (no buffer overflows etc, and the >>>video wasn't lagging behind, just skipping most frames). I then >>>installed libxine again, this time patched with the correct 0.7.7 patch. >>>Now I don't get any video at all, just "No signal". The remote events do >>>still get through, as I see the channel-switching in the log. >> >>Could it be you haven't set PrimaryDVB correctly ? >>here i'm not using the vdr-xine feature to automatically set the >>primary device when vdr-xine is used. i have to set it to >>(number_of_real_dvb_device + 1) Well, I set it manually and no effect, except that now even xine remote events don't get through... > anyway, i'm using it on x86_32. > it's xine-lib cvs head from last weekend and xine-ui 0.99.3 (in fact > i've just recompiled the debian unstable xine-ui with > --enable-vdr-keys) > and i use these patches on top of xine-lib and vdr-xine-0.7.7: > http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.vdr/27923 Okay, thanks for the info, I guess I'll try these tomorrow. -- Anssi Hannula
