Re: [Kaffeine-user] Kaffeine crashing randomly while DVB-C playback

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Hi

cicam support is already implemented in kaffeine (and is supposed=20
to work ...)
However it's only "activated" if you tune to a scrambled channel.=20
So if you don't get lock with a cam inserted it's very likely that=20
the problem is somewhere else (not at kaffeine).

Christoph

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Von: oli...@sm...
Datum: 23/06/2006 23:02
An: <kaf...@li...>
Betreff: [Kaffeine-user] Kaffeine crashing randomly while DVB-C=20
playback

Hi,

I've got a Terratec Cinergy 1200 DVB-C (with CAM).

I'm currently running Kaffeine 8.2 beta without the CAM inserted,
because Kaffeine gets no lock when the Module is in.

When watching unscrambled channels Kaffeine crashes randomly after=20
a
couple of minutes or hours. It leaves the following output:

#########################
kaffeine: KXineWidget: xine event: channels changed
kaffeine: KXineWidget: New video frame size: 761x576 - aspect=20
ratio:
1.06667
kaffeine: KaffeinePart: got new frame size from xine
kaffeine: Kaffeine: new video frame size: 761x576
kaffeine: slotSpeedPause()
out pipe closed
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
Stop parsing EIT (0:0)
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
Stop parsing EIT (0:0)
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
Stop parsing EIT (0:0)
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
EIT (0:0) : buffer overflow! Rejected
Stop parsing EIT (0:0)
KCrash: Application 'kaffeine' crashing...
ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid =3D 12111, errno =3D=20
22
#########################

The other thing is that I really want to support you implementing=20
the
CICAM support! I'm currently writing my Master Thesis in Computer
Science, therefor I do have the necessary skills to help you - but
unfortunately I don't have much time left wright now...
But please tell me, if there is anything I could test or debug on=20
my
system to support you.

PS: As it might matter: I'm using Ubuntu Dapper

Regards,

Oliver S.