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Jeff Morrow wrote:
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<pre wrap="">It looks like the "Seektable" is broken for this file. Check the
Database to make sure the table's not corrupted (mysqlchk), and try
using MythCommflag to regenerate the seektables (see "mythcommflag
--help" for instructions). This should fix your problem. If not... see
below.
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I tried this and it didn't solve the problem. It still jumps back, and
the playback output log seems to be basically the same as it was before.
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<pre wrap="">Also, how large is "Large". If you are using NFS, it could be
something to do with NFS versions and 2Gb boundaries. Check your NFS
configuration, and try forcing both server and client to use NFSv3.
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The file I'm testing with is 14.5G.
To test your suggestion, I just copied a 13G file from my server to my
client via NFS. Am I correct in assuming that if this worked, then I
don't have a 2G limit?
Jeff
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Not until you md5sum them and make sure the file you just got is not
6.5 copies of the first 2GB of the server file.<br>
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W<br>
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