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<blockquote data-quote="da-anda" data-source="post: 371465" data-attributes="member: 86409"><p>Hi Mew,</p><p></p><p>thanks for the explanation, but I thought that MP is connecting to the TVserver over a RTSP-stream provided by TVserver - so no direct access to the timeshift buffers TS-file and no reason for the file itself either.</p><p>If a temporary file for liveTV would be needed due to the architecture (for what reason ever), my opinion would be to keep that buffer-file at about 100 MB (configurable) and keep it directly in RAM (RAM-drive or maybe permanently preallocated on a small CF-card). If a user is pressing the pause-button and is activating timeshift, this buffer would be written to HDD and expanded according to the settings in configuration - so timeshifthandling would be the same then. In this case, you would not need much RAM and still get a pretty fast zapping experience, no disturbing HDD noise and also save some power.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="da-anda, post: 371465, member: 86409"] Hi Mew, thanks for the explanation, but I thought that MP is connecting to the TVserver over a RTSP-stream provided by TVserver - so no direct access to the timeshift buffers TS-file and no reason for the file itself either. If a temporary file for liveTV would be needed due to the architecture (for what reason ever), my opinion would be to keep that buffer-file at about 100 MB (configurable) and keep it directly in RAM (RAM-drive or maybe permanently preallocated on a small CF-card). If a user is pressing the pause-button and is activating timeshift, this buffer would be written to HDD and expanded according to the settings in configuration - so timeshifthandling would be the same then. In this case, you would not need much RAM and still get a pretty fast zapping experience, no disturbing HDD noise and also save some power. [/QUOTE]
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