[gelöst] vdr-sxfe müllt mir die syslog zu

BlueVIP · 3. April 2010

Seitdem ich aus verschiedenen Gründen nun doch von xine auf xinelibout gewechselt habe, müllt er mir die syslog folgender Maßen zu:

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Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer  1% (  3/240)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer  7% ( 19/238)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 14% ( 35/238)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 21% ( 50/238)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 27% ( 66/238)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 35% ( 84/239)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 42% (102/239)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 49% (119/239)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:13 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 56% (136/240)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:14 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 63% (153/240)   SCR PAUSED frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:14 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: SCR tuning resetted by adjust_speed, I 0 B 0 P 0
Apr  3 14:48:14 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (14)
Apr  3 14:48:14 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:14 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:15 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:15 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 4 times
Apr  3 14:48:15 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (16)
Apr  3 14:48:15 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (16)
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (15)
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 2 times
Apr  3 14:48:16 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (16)
Apr  3 14:48:17 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:17 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 3 times
Apr  3 14:48:17 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (16)
Apr  3 14:48:17 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:17 yavdr vdr: [5101] Text2Skin: channelInfo display update thread ended (pid=5028, tid=5101)
Apr  3 14:48:18 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:18 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:18 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:18 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:18 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 3 times
Apr  3 14:48:18 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:19 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 2 times
Apr  3 14:48:19 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:19 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:20 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 6 times
Apr  3 14:48:20 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer  0% (  0/238)       SCR +0 frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:20 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:23 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 3 times
Apr  3 14:48:23 yavdr vdr: [5104] Text2Skin: volume display update thread started (pid=5028, tid=5104)
Apr  3 14:48:24 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:24 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:26 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:26 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:27 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 7 times
Apr  3 14:48:27 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:27 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 3 times
Apr  3 14:48:27 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:28 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 2 times
Apr  3 14:48:28 yavdr vdr: [5104] Text2Skin: volume display update thread ended (pid=5028, tid=5104)
Apr  3 14:48:29 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: Buffer 17% ( 41/238)       SCR +0 frames 0
Apr  3 14:48:31 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:31 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:31 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 3 times
Apr  3 14:48:31 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (16)
Apr  3 14:48:31 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 3 times
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (16)
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 5 times
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (14)
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (19)
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: last message repeated 10 times
Apr  3 14:48:33 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (17)
Apr  3 14:48:34 yavdr vdr-sxfe[5079]: [5091] [input_vdr] SCR: adjust_speed: no pause, enough vbufs queued (18)

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PS. Ich verwende den VDR-1.7.14

gda · 3. April 2010

Zitat

Original von BlueVIP
Seitdem ich aus verschiedenen Gründen nun doch von xine auf xinelibout gewechselt habe, müllt er mir die syslog folgender Maßen zu:
PS. Ich verwende den VDR-1.7.14

Genau, das macht er. Hast du auch eine Frage?

Gerald

BlueVIP · 3. April 2010

Naja, nicht das es in Zeiten von TB wirklich relevant wäre, wie stark die syslog-Datei wächst.
Trotz alle dem ist es etwas unschön und unübersichtlich.
Jetzt die Frage: Kann man das abstellen?

HolgerR · 3. April 2010

Hi,

wenn's dir um ein übersichtlicheres syslog geht, dann nimm einfach das "--syslog" aus den XINELIBOUTPUTOPTS in der "/usr/bin/start-xineliboutput" raus.

Gruß
Holger

gda · 3. April 2010

Zitat

Original von BlueVIP
Naja, nicht das es in Zeiten von TB wirklich relevant wäre, wie stark die syslog-Datei wächst.
Trotz alle dem ist es etwas unschön und unübersichtlich.
Jetzt die Frage: Kann man das abstellen?

Nur wenn man einen Patch ändert und das Plugin neu kompiliert, aber vielleicht sollte Hotzenplotz5 das mal machen, wenn er etwas Zeit hat. Ist aber gerade etwas schlecht.

Gerald

gda · 3. April 2010

Zitat

Original von HolgerR
wenn's dir um ein übersichtlicheres syslog geht, dann nimm einfach das "--syslog" aus den XINELIBOUTPUTOPTS in der "/usr/bin/start-xineliboutput" raus.

Stimmt, das ist natürlich am einfachsten

Gerald

BlueVIP · 3. April 2010

Danke für die schnelle Hilfe, das wars.

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