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Hi Andreas,

THX for posting. Meanwhile Alex told me to change line 238 in media.c:

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strftime(buffer,TIMEBUFLEN, "%0G/%0m/%0d %0H:%0M ", btime);


That works!


Regards
tivi

Hi Andreas,

I would like to use your latest patch. I'm using the diff listed here:
http://www.vdr-portal.de/board/thread.php?threadid=69824&threadview=0&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=1.

Unfortunately compiling stops with error.

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make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/vdr/vdr-1.4.7/PLUGINS/src/vompserver'
( if [ -f .standalone ] ; then ( rm -f .standalone; make clean ; make objects ) ; else exit 0 ;fi )
g++ -O2 -fPIC -Wall -Woverloaded-virtual -Werror -c -D_GNU_SOURCE -DPLUGIN_NAME_I18N='"vompserver"' -DVOMPSERVER -I../../../include -I/include -o media.o media.c
media.c: In member function `char* Media::getTimeString(char*) const':
media.c:238: Warnung: »%g« liefert nur die letzten 2 Ziffern des Jahres
make[1]: *** [media.o] Fehler 1

Compiling without applying the patch works.

Any ideas?

Regards
tivi

@Harry

Big THX for taking time! will test.....


@Chris

That would be great! Thank you!

BTW. I did an analog capture with 10Mbit/s videostream + 224kBit/s audiostream. The clip was about three minutes.
Served it to MVP by gbpvr without any problems.... Just to test my wLan.....

bye!

tivi

Thanks for feedback, Harry.

I will do some testing, then I'll post again.

Can throughput be measured by console?
Is there a prog I could install?


THX

tivi

No ideas? 

Hi everybody!

First of all I would like to take the chance to thank Chris for VOMPserver.
Please go on with your great work! Thank you!!

Then, I would like to post my problem:

I have connected my MVP through wLAN using two routers in WDS.
I use the latest version of VOMPserver provided by c't-vdr v4.5 (kernel 2.6.12-ct).
MVP doesn't seem to get "enough" stream to decode. So, LiveTV is not possible.

The wLAN connection constantly provides 48MBit (gross).
100MBit through cable not tested yet.....

But, highbit MPGs (6-8 MBit) served by gbpvr work flawlessly.
So I think, wLAN capacity here is sufficient.

Any ideas? THX

tivi