[mythtv] Ticket #1219: LiveTV takes a while to start, and video jerks forwards

[Piers Kittel]

No major changes I can think of really.  And like I said, I think the 
problem started after using SVN version 8400 but can't say for sure as I 
have to delete the old source code and start again each time as I don't 
have that much disk space :)  Is there a way to find out the revision 
but I'm guessing there's no way.

Certainly not upgraded any compilers or anything like that - checked 
/etc/hostname - has been created 7th of June 2005, although the kernel 
(2.6.14) was compiled on the 28th of Dec 2005 which might possibly be 
the problem - I have to compile it for the DVB drivers, which an option 
might have upset something.  Can't remember why I had to re-compile it. 
  Can't remember when I last did an "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade". 
GCC and G++ both are version 3.4.

I don't really care too much about the long time for Live TV to start, 
but I care a bit more about the jerking issues, and again, I can't 
believe performance would be an issue considering the 1.2GHz backend and 
1.4GHz frontend working perfectly fine for over a year until a month 
ago.  It doesn't really matter too much anyway as I can just adjust the 
timestretch to 0.9 and then back to 1 and it'll be honky dory again, 
until I change DVB tuners or exit/re-enter Live TV.

Cheers - Piers

MythTV wrote:
> #1219: LiveTV takes a while to start, and video jerks forwards
> -------------------------------+--------------------------------------------
>  Reporter:  mythtv at biased.org  |        Owner:  ijr    
>      Type:  defect             |       Status:  closed 
>  Priority:  minor              |    Milestone:         
> Component:  mythtv             |      Version:  head   
>  Severity:  medium             |   Resolution:  invalid
> -------------------------------+--------------------------------------------
> Changes (by danielk):
> 
>   * resolution:  => invalid
>   * status:  reopened => closed
> 
> Comment:
> 
>  Closing as [invalid].
> 
>  There is nothing reproducable in this report, and the report also does not
>  contain the revision that caused the problem.
> 
>  Mark, open a seperate 0.20 enhancement ticket for the audio stuff.
> 
>  Biased & co, you need find the revision where this problem started. Or, if
>  you changed compilers (gcc 3.x to gcc 4.x say), try reverting the
>  compiler. It is possible that some new optimizations in your compiler are
>  hurting performace; I've done some benchmarking here and playback
>  performance has improved in the last couple months.
>