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<blockquote data-quote="ziphnor" data-source="post: 189069" data-attributes="member: 14215">This is quite strange. The 'teletext buffer contains too much error' occurs in TsReader, when the maximum number of buffers is already in use when FillTeletext is called. So it seems that for some reason no more calls to GetTeletext is made resulting in that message. However i dont think this causes the problem, i think its a symptom of whatever bug is causing this. You wouldnt happen to have the corresponding DVBSub.log would you? (usually placed in C:\) I would like to know if an error occured in the subtitle filter itself because looking at the other logs it pretty much seems like the problem comes out of nowhere. One possibility is that something went wrong in the dvbsub filter so it stopped being able to receive teletext data, and also corrupted some memory used in the renderer.Its also noteworthy that after the entry below no more teletext pages is received for ~30 seconds (and then the errors start), even though up until that point pages have been coming in with at most ~5 seconds between them, so it seems likely that something went wrong right around this entry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ziphnor, post: 189069, member: 14215"] This is quite strange. The 'teletext buffer contains too much error' occurs in TsReader, when the maximum number of buffers is already in use when FillTeletext is called. So it seems that for some reason no more calls to GetTeletext is made resulting in that message. However i dont think this causes the problem, i think its a symptom of whatever bug is causing this. You wouldnt happen to have the corresponding DVBSub.log would you? (usually placed in C:\) I would like to know if an error occured in the subtitle filter itself because looking at the other logs it pretty much seems like the problem comes out of nowhere. One possibility is that something went wrong in the dvbsub filter so it stopped being able to receive teletext data, and also corrupted some memory used in the renderer. Its also noteworthy that after the entry below no more teletext pages is received for ~30 seconds (and then the errors start), even though up until that point pages have been coming in with at most ~5 seconds between them, so it seems likely that something went wrong right around this entry. [/QUOTE]

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