Posts by JV16Bar

Quote from apolon

you mine this in vdr setup.conf ?

streamdev-server.HTTPPriority = 0

Yes, or OSD:
Menu - Settings - Plugin - Streamdev-server

Try to raise the HTTP Server Priority from 0 to a higher value.

I use as VDR server a Raspberry PI CM4 with official Raspberry IO board. The DVB-S card is connected to the PCI-E port with a riser cable. This setup works fine for several moths.
This is the riser cable: https://www.berrybase.de/pci-e…-verlaengerungskabel-20cm

It could be something wrong with my Raspi 2 OS (altough i did not received any errors during update). I managed to compile vdr-2.3.4 on my raspi 3 without any errors.

pi@rpi3:/opt/vdr-2.3.4$ uname -a
Linux rpi3 4.4.12-v7+ #892 SMP Thu Jun 2 15:41:19 BST 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux
pi@rpi3:/opt/vdr-2.3.4$ ll ./vdr
-rwxr-xr-x 1 pi pi 5.5M ápr   28 11:07 ./vdr

Well, 2.3.3 I did not try, I used 2.3.1 on this raspi.
But I have another raspi (3 B) which runs 2.3.3 fine.

I will try 2.3.4 on raspi 3 tomorrow.

Thank you for the hint, I upgraded my kernel, and now I have:

pi@rpi2B / $ uname -a
Linux rpi2B 4.9.24-v7+ #993 SMP Wed Apr 26 18:01:23 BST 2017 armv7l GNU/Linux

But when I compiling vdr-2.3.4, I'm getting the same error.

What am I doing wrong?

dvbdevice.c: In member function ‘bool cDvbTuner::GetSignalStats(int&, double*, double*, double*, double*, double*) const’:
dvbdevice.c:585:19: error: ‘DTV_STAT_SIGNAL_STRENGTH’ was not declared in this scope
dvbdevice.c:586:19: error: ‘DTV_STAT_CNR’ was not declared in this scope

This is a Raspi 2 with raspbian without dvb device.

I know this is an old thread, but my problem is somehow related to what is discussed here.
I have: rpi3 with a 24" HDMI monitor. I'm using vdr-2.2.0 and rpihddevice latest. Recently I purchased a 7" touch tft display for the raspberry pi, and I set it up as the primary display for the raspberry. I'm starting rpihddevice with -d5, so I have the VDR live picture + OSD on the 24" monitor, and I'm using the 7" display for graphtft-ng plugin. So far so good. The problem comes when I switch off the HDMI output. Until now I used a preprogrammed "power off" button on my remote to call a script which takes care about switching off the display + RC etc. I turned off the HDMI display with:

/opt/vc/bin/tvservice -o

Without the 7" display this method worked perfectly, but now, when I switch off the HDMI, vdr-rpihddevice switches the live tv output to the primary (7" LCD) display, which is not what I would like to do. Is there a way to "force" rpihddevice to not use the primary display at all?
I tried both rpihddevice --display 5 and --display 6 with the same results. In config.txt i set up the lcd display as being the primary one.

Check, if you have latest firmware installed.

I wonder, what skins are you using with rpihddevice in general. I have 4 raspberries, and I haven't seen any advantage "stressing" them with complex skins, like skindesigner. Skindesigner needs more resourses than the whole vdr + streamdev-client + satip + rpihddevice.
3 on my raspberries (rpi 1 A, rpi 1B and rpi 3B) I'm using "simple" skins like skinsoppalusikka and/or skinenigmang, and only on my rpi 2B I'm using a very outdated skindesigner with the most simple skin (metrixhd), as I made some customizations to it, like displaying a temperature graph which is helpful for me. In other aspects I see no advantage using complex skins.

Hungarian AAC radio channels on 9° East 11957 Mhz V are working now, thanks.

Thanks for this info, I will try it. I invested too much time in this project (my main Raspberry Pi vdr client) to give up now

Yes, it outputs DD 5.1 too (but I don't need it, as my hifi system is 2.0). But it has a serious drawback: it doesn't bypass CEC commands, so I can not put my tv to standby anymore via HDMI CEC

I don't want to hijack your thread, just want to notice, maybe someone is interested: i bought this HDMI audio extractor from ebay. It does the following: it extracts audio signal from HDMI to an analog/SPDIF toslink (optical) output. It outputs audio on HDMI output and audio output simultaneously. It comes without a power adapter, but it has a micro usb power connector, so it can easily be powered from the Raspberry Pi itself. I don't think it's a high end audio device but it outputs much better audio than the RPI2's analog output.

Quote from 3PO

THX!

Now we need someone who can provide a Plugin for the VDR, to use SAT>IP without DD Hardware.

Does this means, that using this firmware, vdr + satip plugin doesn't connects to server?

Rpihddevice works with DVDSwitch and DVD plugin. The latter need to be patched:
see here

And dvdnav also
in line 93 /usr/include/dvdnav/dvdnav.h:

dvdnav_status_t dvdnav_free_dup(dvdnav_t * _this);

LE. Well, "works" is not 100% true. It plays the DVD, but it's pretty hard to change the audio track, the navigation in menus are not working. But basic functions (play, jump, back, etc) are working.

Hello Argus, I arrived here from another Raspberry related thread, where we discussed about HDMI Audio splitter, but I guess it's better to continue the discussion here.
Can you tell me, if you have sound at the same time on the HDMI output port of the splitter and on SPDIF (coaxial) out? thanks.

Quote from reufer

Zitat von »JV16Bar«
And another strange thing is, that if i disable the osd acceleration on B, it's moving slower than the A, but it is stable.

That's strange - are you doing some overclocking?

I think, the reason for the speed difference between my rpi A and rpi B is caused by the connected displays. On my rpi A i have an old CRT television connected to the composite video output (sdtv_mode=2) while my rpi B is connected to a FullHD HDMI monitor.

Quote from reufer

That's strange - are you doing some overclocking?

No, no overclocking at all, both running at stock 700MHz.
My rev. B worked really well for couple of months, this annoying instability and slowness appeared for about a month ago. I always updated everything to the latest version. Anyway, the original installation on that rpi is pretty old, and I did lot of things, testing plugins, patches, etc, so maybe i should just take a new blank sd card, and reinstall evrything.
This weekend I'm going to start a new project, to replace my main vdr-client with a new rpi 2B. I will report, how it works in the following days.
(If anybody interested: I will have 2 piece of Atom + ION systems with SSD to sell )