[mythtv] Some bugs (0.15)

[Bruce Markey]

This seemed to work well last time so I'll try again. Here are
some bug that I know of right now. I don't believe that any of
these are critical but may nice to have them fixed if the
solutions are low impact. 

The Recording Profiles wizard is currently too tall and pushes
the buttons over the bottom edge. [See. These are easy. right? ;-]

When watching a record in progress and the recording ends, forward
seeks no longer work. The player should discover that the encoder is
no longer available and switch to the recordedmarkup data.

When paused, Right and Left are next frame and previous frame.
However, the first step after pause will jump forward by the number
of frames stored in the vbuffers. This is because framesPlayed is
actually the last frame decoded and does not reflect the number of
frames decoded and buffered and therefore does not reflect the last
frame displayed.

If returning to the playbox after watching a recording and a new
recording has started since the last time the playbox was exposed, the
highlighted item in the list box is off by one. However, the
description area and exit popup are correct.

On the Recording Priorities page, if an item is removed (set to "Do
not record this program") the position index for the selected item
will be confused. After an item is removed and you go to an options
page, when you return to the list the selected item is one lower than
it should be. After two items are removed, returning to the list moves
the selection two items lower and so on.

During seeks, playback sometimes jumps back to the beginning of the
recording. If seeking in roughly the same spot again, the jump to the
beginning may reoccur. I suspect this may be a result of positionMap
entries with a file position value of 0. The seek code should probably
check for a sane value, say greater than 2048, before
seeking. Otherwise treat it as keyframe not found.

There should be a simple checkbox in the Global Auto Expire Setting for
the user to choose if they would like auto-expired items to be removed
from oldrecorded.

There is way too much going on on the advanced options screen and
therefore it is not really usable. These issues should be resolved
so that there will only need to be a single options page or a simple
page with a button that exposes the more detailed options.

After a recording completes, the encoder sends an "INSERT" statement
to the database for each keyframe (even though this recordedmarkup
data is updated every 15 seconds during the recording). One hour is
3600 inserts and on a remote slave, a three hour recording can take
over a minute to complete the network traffic before it will begin the
next back to back recording. Remote one hour back to back recordings
usually have about a 17sec delay.

--  bjm