Hi, Igor Nikanov schrieb: > But if I disconnect from the card the antenna I will have this problem[snip]> Apr 27 13:37:32 localhost vdr: [5732] timer 1 (88 1318-1618 '@Das gemütliche Schlafzimmer') set to event Sun 27.04.2008> 14:0 Apr 27 13:37:32 localhost vdr: [5732] switching device 1 to channel 88> Apr 27 13:37:32 localhost vdr: [5732] timer 1 (88 1318-1618 '@Das gemütliche Schlafzimmer') start> Apr 27 13:37:32 localhost vdr: [5732] Title: 'Das gemütliche Schlafzimmer' Subtitle: '(null)'> Apr 27 13:37:32 localhost vdr: [5732] record /video/@Das_gemütliche_Schlafzimmer/2008-04-27.13.18.50.99.rec> Apr 27 13:37:32 localhost vdr: [5732] recording to'/video/@Das_gemütliche_Schlafzimmer/2008-04-27.13.18.50.99.rec/003.vdr' [snip]> Apr 27 13:38:03 localhost vdr: [5746] ERROR: video data stream broken > Apr 27 13:38:03 localhost vdr:[5746] initiating emergency exit > Apr 27 13:38:03 localhost vdr: [5732] emergency exit requested - shuttingdown [snip]> Apr 27 13:38:06 localhost vdr: [5732] exiting, exit code 1> Apr 27 13:38:06 localhost vdr: [5732] emergency exit! When there is a recording going on and no more data comes in (due to the disconnected antenna cable), then VDR assumes a buggy driver/card, requests an emergency exit which will then reload the driver. In the case where this doesn't fix the problem (i. e. it won't help if you disconnected the antenna cable), VDR will continue to record but still sees no data. The result is, it will again request an emergency exit. This scenario will go on until either the timer(s) get(s) outdated or the signal comes back (by having someone connect the antenna cable again). There has been a discussion regarding pro and cons of emergency exit and the result is that at least from VDR-1.5.18 on you can disable this "feature" in VDR's setup/miscellaneous menu. Bye.-- Dipl.-Inform. (FH) Reinhard Nisslmailto:rnissl@xxxxxx _______________________________________________vdr mailing listvdr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
