@MastaG
same for Enfinity?
Posted 9 January 2016 - 16:34
Posted 9 January 2016 - 17:20
@yuriy1975h
Would it be possible for you to do the following?
Login using telnet and type: lsmod | grep rt
Then paste the output here.
I'd like to know which wifi kernel module is loaded.
There are a few that ship with Taapat's drivers and a few from OE-A.
I need to know which one has been loaded
MastaG the answer to the command lsmod | grep rt from your image.
[H[Jroot@spark:~# [6n
lsmod | grep rt
rt5370sta 546700 0
smartcard 25168 0
Posted 9 January 2016 - 22:27
Edited by Akki, 9 January 2016 - 22:28.
Posted 10 January 2016 - 10:14
@ Chris
Just for info, a new image have just built with your changes to the gstdvbvideosink.c,
unfortunately comes with me still at the start of
Streams of Spinner.
Why is this happening at the VU + Boxes and
other Boxes go.
Greeting Akki
Well gues you do something wrong with the build.
Just try the here included mediasink for vuduo2 gst-1.7.1
unzip the file and copy the 3 files in map /usr/lib/gstreamer-1.0/
libgstdvbaudiosink.so libgstdvbvideosink.so libgstmpeg4p2unpack.so
to You're stb , use ftp for that (overwrite the existing ones)
Just reboot the box.
Posted 10 January 2016 - 14:29
Edited by Akki, 10 January 2016 - 14:31.
Posted 10 January 2016 - 15:37
Edited by Akki, 10 January 2016 - 15:38.
Posted 10 January 2016 - 20:01
@ALL DEVELOPERS
I just found out a so what super CRAZY issue.
Like some perhaps already saw that on vuplus series with some media some persons reported sand keeper problems. Example off those media tracks :
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3A//xg5tbqm52h1pot9.babahhcdn.com/witch/season1/304680.mp4:Dougnut test #DESCRIPTION Dougnut test #SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//cdn.phoenix.intergi.com/19850/videos/4357110/video-sd.mp4:Test MP4 #DESCRIPTION Test MP4 #SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:https%3a//cdn.video.playwire.com/19850/videos/4369729/video-sd.mp4?hosting_id%3d19850%2522%2520bitrate=%25221200%2522%2520height=%2522480%2522%2520width=%2522854%2522%0d:playwire test%0d #DESCRIPTION playwire test
I tried to check and by me (master-next now) gst head off 4 days old .(1.7.1.1)
I actually could not reproduce the issue on my vuduo2 (but I well had seen that at a certain time ) since I do work in general with a slight modified e2 at base, more specific it's just one rule i commented in servicemp3.cpp. The rule I comment is..
case GST_MESSAGE_BUFFERING: if (m_sourceinfo.is_streaming) { GstBufferingMode mode; gst_message_parse_buffering(msg, &(m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent)); //eDebug("[eServiceMP3] Buffering %u percent done", m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent); //this rule is commented by me gst_message_parse_buffering_stats(msg, &mode, &(m_bufferInfo.avgInRate), &(m_bufferInfo.avgOutRate), &(m_bufferInfo.bufferingLeft)); m_event((iPlayableService*)this, evBuffering);
I just do that to be rid off the pretty intensive logging about the buffering into logs when I study sequencing.
Well what happened I just did an upgrade on gstreamer (that's my personal dev versions at this time ) and just also set my self up to date with last next-master . When I do that I always re-flash my box and run in first stage with unmodified e2.
I first before anything else did a quick test off media and ..... BINGO.
My vuduo2 had the same problem like Akki reported.
I spend now so what the whole day in finding out whatever I did it remained.
I just first (with the goal to see more into log without endless buffering messages) to comment my line then just updated enigma2.
GUESS WHAT ....... ALL sand keeper problems for that media GONE ..
To be shure I really first cleaned all recipes concerning gstreamer dvbmediasink e2 and e2 plugins. (with clean in my builds where I could)
Then rebuild. flashed the box and yes sand keeper problem. Then just modified e2 and commented the line mentioned above. rebuild and reinstalled e2 on box.
NO SAND KEEPER ANY MORE. and this with the box running normally.
Looks like eDebug does cause issues when used in messages which are pretty comming on fast and plenty. Even if we run normally
Posted 10 January 2016 - 20:31
What happens if you replace "m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent" with a static value?
Can it be that "m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent" triggers a "GST_MESSAGE_BUFFERING" so you get basically a loop?
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Posted 10 January 2016 - 21:51
Well whit a static value no problem.
But The logging off buffering is tremendous I now noticed .
It's for shure a error to put eDebug in buffer log.
The console log is so full that only with a static value this is een
static value set for test
int test = 3; eDebug("[eServiceMP3] Buffering %d percent done", test);
Posted 11 January 2016 - 07:57
If we have started here to change something, maybe we need to do more.
I personally disable this message in enigma log.
I think that without this can't be normal watch a live log.
In the log is just buffering messages.
I think that would be more appropriate if in the log to show only a message that the buffering start, and message when bufering ends with the value.
Edited by Taapat, 11 January 2016 - 07:58.
Posted 11 January 2016 - 08:59
How about display only when 0, 50, 100?
if (!(m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent % 50)) eDebug("[eServiceMP3] Buffering %u percent done", m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent);
Posted 11 January 2016 - 10:05
Well The parsing off the logging is used to display on screen.
But the eDebug not.
If You just remove the line :
eDebug("[eServiceMP3] Buffering %u percent done", m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent);
or just comment it , the sand keeper problem's are gone and , but on screen self I still see the buffering percentage.
What I found so weird is that even if you run with just normal init 3 (whitout logging to console or file) The freezeing occurs.
Posted 11 January 2016 - 10:18
By me now I just use a e2 patch to comment the message.
I think the parsed info is used in :
ePtr<iStreamBufferInfo> eServiceMP3::getBufferCharge() { return new eStreamBufferInfo(m_bufferInfo.bufferPercent, m_bufferInfo.avgInRate, m_bufferInfo.avgOutRate, m_bufferInfo.bufferingLeft, m_buffer_size); }
Edited by christophecvr, 11 January 2016 - 10:20.
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