I demand that Jonas Bardino may or may not have written... > On 2012-09-07 03:28, Darren Salt wrote: >> I've noticed audio brokenness with vdr-xine 0.9.4 and (at least) the BBC >> channels on Freeview HD. Recordings are fine and are played back without >> problem if played directly rather than via vdr. >> There's a sample recording (tarball, with b0rked filename due to the lack >> of decoding in stock Debian vdr) at http://tartarus.org/ds/bbchdvdr.tar >> (file size is 84172800 bytes; still being uploaded when I sent this). > By 'played back ... directly' do you mean played back with xine, too, or > with another player? Anything using xine-lib. > I used to have loads of problems with xine and AAC LATM encoded audio on my > VDR rig, and mplayer tells me that your BBC recordings uses exactly that > format: > ... > Playing 2012-09-07.02.07.54-0.rec/00001.ts. > libavformat version 54.1.100 (internal) > TS file format detected. > VIDEO H264(pid=101) AUDIO AAC LATM(pid=102) SUB DVB(pid=105) PROGRAM N. 132 That's equivalent to what I got from ffplay when doing some other testing. (I'm fairly sure that xine-lib's DVB plugin is a little broken wrt Freeview HD.) > AFAICT support for LATM audio was only added in xinelib-1.1.19 and later: Well... it's safe to assume that I'll have at least the current 1.2 release installed ;-) > The LATM channels finally started working here when I upgraded to > VDR+xineliboutput from the yavdr unstable packages. My install is a bit > dated but I suppose it works with more recent versions than these, too: [snip; what I have is mostly current wheezy] Given that the file could be played back without problem without vdr-plugin-xine, I'm fairly sure that that's where the problem lies. I'll have to give the other output method a test soonish. -- | _ | Darren Salt, using Debian GNU/Linux (and Android) | ( ) | | X | ASCII Ribbon campaign against HTML e-mail | / \ | http://www.asciiribbon.org/ Have *you* exported a crypto system today? _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
