[TV] Watching problem (no picture, no sound) (1 Viewer)

[fdupont]

TV-Server Version: 1.1.0a
MediaPortal Version: 1.1.0a
MediaPortal Skin: Blue3wide
Windows Version: Vista home premium SP1
CPU Type: Intel e8400
HDD: Samsung 1To
Memory: 2Go Corsair
Motherboard: ASUS P5Q deluxe
Video Card: NVidia 8800GT
Video Card Driver: Latest
Sound Card: Motherboard chipset
Sound Card AC3: Coaxial
Sound Card Driver: Latest
TV: Sony KDL-40S3000

Hi,

I've got another "black screen problem" with TV-Server.
The timeshifting buffer is OK...I can read the .ts file with mediaplayerclassic and several codecs (I tried ffdshow, coreavc).
But in mediaportal the screen remains black with no sound.

It seems that the tsreader codec has got problem with h264 encoded flux (OrangeTV in France).
When I activate MyTV module, these logs appear until I turn off the module :

03-07-2009 18:35:23.129 [1514]Audio Continuity error... 3 ( prev 1 )
03-07-2009 18:35:23.129 [1514]Video Continuity error... 3 ( prev 1 )
03-07-2009 18:35:23.130 [1514]Video Continuity error... e ( prev c )
03-07-2009 18:35:23.130 [1514]Video Continuity error... 0 ( prev e )
03-07-2009 18:35:23.130 [1514]Video Continuity error... b ( prev 9 )
03-07-2009 18:35:23.130 [1514]Video Continuity error... 1 ( prev f )
03-07-2009 18:35:23.131 [1514]Video Continuity error... 8 ( prev 6 )

 

[tourettes]

Usually such discontinuity errors are caused by poor signal etc. issues. But your discontinuity counter error is too sytematic to ba caused by such, so I would think it is caused indeed a bug in TsReader or TsWriter.

I'll ask Ambass to have a look as he is more familiar with that part of the code. Also, could you please upload a small (30 second should be enough) .ts recording that can be used to reproduce hte issue?

 

[fdupont]

As I can reproduce this bug at anytime, I will upload a sample .ts file tonight (CET).

 

[fdupont]

I just upload the file here (10Mo, you should see Futurama).
It's a temporary FTP server, so you have something like 3 weeks to download it .

 

[fdupont]

bump !