Closed goldelehr closed 1 year ago
Hi,
Generally minisatip release a device if there are no clients using it.
Can u upload a log showing the adapters being kept open?
Thanks
I also own a WinTV DualHD stick which gets released fine. It seems to be an issue with the Sundtek devices.
I enabled "general,adapter" for increased log verbosity. At around 09:20:23 i switched to a channel and watched it until 09:20:47. I waited for another 3 minutes before cutting the log file.
The adapter timeout was set to 30 seconds.
Can you try: /opt/bin/mediaclient --softpidfilter=on -d /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0
if all pid filters are closed the tuner is supposed to deliver the entire transport stream. this behaviour is different than with regular kernel drivers - regular kernel drivers will not deliver any data at that point. I still see data coming in in the logfile, maybe minisatip is waiting for all incoming data to be consumed.
--softpidfilter=on should also stop delivering data once all filters are removed.
The reason for this is that we want to tune to a transponder and allow a simple cat on the DVR interface for reading the transport stream without having to set up any PIDs.
@goldelehr please try @sundtek 's suggestion and reopen the ticket if the issue persists
Hi,
would it be possible for minisatip to fully release currently unused devices? I have a Sundtek USB DVB-S stick which won't go into powersave mode until /dev/dvb/adapterX/frontend0 and /dev/dvb/adapterX/dvr0 are released by the process. Minisatip permanently keeps these two devices in use and prevents the stick to go into powersave mode. TVHeadend for example directly releases all devices after it doesn't use them anymore for streaming or epg grabbing.
There is a tool for Sundtek devices which lists devices with their current attachend PIDs.
This is how it looks when Minisatip is idling:
This is how it looks when TVHeadend is idling:
I'm really willing to help but unfortunately i'm not great at C.
Thanks for your help and keep up the good work.