[mythtv] Next Scheduler Patch
Matt Zimmerman
mdz at debian.org
Wed Mar 3 01:45:10 EST 2004
On Wed, Mar 03, 2004 at 12:48:25AM +0100, Oscar Carlsson wrote:
> MZ> Alternatively, things could be improved such that the data in the ringbuffer
> MZ> isn't lost this way (either by allowing the user to finish watching, or
> MZ> converting it into a recording). Folk seem to want this for other reasons
> MZ> anyway.
>
> As discussed before, having each channel switch and each new program that starts
> begin a "new" recording (new file) would probably be the best solution. This way
> you'd be able to have channel "history", beeing able to easily save stuff you
> already watched and so on.. Same way as the ringbuffer size, these recordings
> would have a seperate dir with a maxsize where it starts deleting the oldest
> stuff..
>
> Would be great :)
I suppose you could make live TV work more like recordings, using files in
the recording directory (and even entries in the recorded table), only being
a bit more aggressive about deleting them.
But this is all rather academic for me, since I only use the live TV feature
to test display and compression settings.
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- mdz
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