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Sunday, March 13th 2005, 4:44pm
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--- vdr-1.3.22.org/transfer.c 2005-02-19 15:58:43.845022928 +0100
+++ vdr-1.3.22/transfer.c 2005-02-19 16:00:37.981671520 +0100
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
{
ringBuffer = new cRingBufferLinear(TRANSFERBUFSIZE, TS_SIZE * 2, true, "Transfer");
remux = new cRemux(VPid, APids, Setup.UseDolbyDigital ? DPids : NULL, SPids);
- needsBufferReserve = Setup.UseDolbyDigital && VPid != 0 && DPids && DPids[0] != 0;
+ needsBufferReserve = true; //Setup.UseDolbyDigital && VPid != 0 && DPids && DPids[0] != 0;
active = false;
}
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@
int Result = 0;
#ifdef FW_NEEDS_BUFFER_RESERVE_FOR_AC3
bool GotBufferReserve = false;
- int RequiredBufferReserve = KILOBYTE(DvbCardWith4MBofSDRAM ? 288 : 576);
+ int RequiredBufferReserve = KILOBYTE(1024);
#endif
active = true;
while (active) {
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Sunday, March 13th 2005, 5:51pm
Quoted
#ifdef FW_NEEDS_BUFFER_RESERVE_FOR_AC3
if (needsBufferReserve) {
if (IsAttached() && !Cleared) {
PlayPes(NULL, 0);
Cleared = true;
}
//XXX For dolby we've to fill the buffer because the firmware does
//XXX not decode dolby but use a PCM stream for transport, therefore
//XXX the firmware has not enough buffer for noiseless skipping early
//XXX PCM samples (each dolby frame requires 6144 bytes in PCM and
//XXX audio is mostly to early in comparison to video).
//XXX To resolve this, the remuxer or PlayPes() should synchronize
//XXX audio with the video frames. 2004/09/09 Werner
if (!GotBufferReserve) {
if (ringBuffer->Available() < 3 * KILOBYTE(192) / 2) { // used to be MAXFRAMESIZE, but the HDTV value of KILOBYTE(512) is way too much here
cCondWait:leepMs(20); // allow the buffer to collect some reserve
continue;
}
else
GotBufferReserve = true;
}
}
#endif
Sunday, March 13th 2005, 6:03pm
Original von thmu
Hallo Lars,
ich würde es ja gern ausprobieren, leider sehen die Zeilen bei meiner Version = 1.3.20 ein wenig anders aus.
Wie würdest du folgenden Code umbauen??
#ifdef FW_NEEDS_BUFFER_RESERVE_FOR_AC3
if (needsBufferReserve) {
if (IsAttached() && !Cleared) {
PlayPes(NULL, 0);
Cleared = true;
}
//XXX For dolby we've to fill the buffer because the firmware does
//XXX not decode dolby but use a PCM stream for transport, therefore
//XXX the firmware has not enough buffer for noiseless skipping early
//XXX PCM samples (each dolby frame requires 6144 bytes in PCM and
//XXX audio is mostly to early in comparison to video).
//XXX To resolve this, the remuxer or PlayPes() should synchronize
//XXX audio with the video frames. 2004/09/09 Werner
if (!GotBufferReserve) {
if (ringBuffer->Available() < 3 * KILOBYTE(192) / 2) { // used to be MAXFRAMESIZE, but the HDTV value of KILOBYTE(512) is way too much here
cCondWait:
continue;
}
else
GotBufferReserve = true;
}
}
#endif
Sunday, March 13th 2005, 8:39pm
Original von thmu
Du hast ja gesagt, das du das eigentlich selektiv nur für die analogen Kanäle habe möchtest.
Wieso?? Gibt's mit dieser Einstellung Probleme oder Nebenwirkungen bei den Digitalen, z.B. langsameres Umschalten??
Wednesday, March 16th 2005, 9:45am
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "thmu" (Mar 16th 2005, 9:46am)
Wednesday, March 16th 2005, 9:49am
Wednesday, March 16th 2005, 9:57am
Saturday, March 26th 2005, 10:25pm
Original von PanamaJack
Optimal wäre es natürlich wenn diese Änderungen nur bei einem Kanal vom analogtv-Plugin aktiviert würden. Mir ist aber noch keine Möglichkeit eingefallen, wie man innerhalb von cTransfer::cTransfer oder cTransfer::Action feststellen kann, ob der aktuelle Kanal vom analogtv-Plugin geliefert wird.
Lars
Monday, March 28th 2005, 7:39pm
Wednesday, March 30th 2005, 10:55am
Thursday, March 31st 2005, 9:10pm
Thursday, March 31st 2005, 10:15pm
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