tfabris
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5 years ago On the morning of 2019-06-10 it all seemed to be working fine, no repeat of the problem. Stream DVR history was visible from 5am to 10am (more than four hours!).
Checked YouTube-DL versioning, and its last release on its download page was 2019-06-08, though I can't tell what time of day or what timezone. This indicates to me that, unless their actual file releases lag behind their versioning, then this wasn't a case of YouTube-DL malfunctioning and needing to be updated.
Checked video archive of the video on 2019-06-09 and the results were what I expected to see: Both places which had a "jump" in the DVR were fine in the archive. So this is definitely a case of the DVR keep-alive being needed yet failing to succeed at its job on this particular day/time.
To do:
- Double check Synology logs for any further indications.
- If nothing seems amiss, then close this bug as "Cannot reproduce".
Nothing unusual is in the logs, but the DVR feed is jumping around, and the times where it jumps seems to be related to when I logged in to watch the stream. In other words, the gaps in the DVR stream are in areas before I watched the stream, and then it starts DVR'ing again at the moments I watched the stream. Two jumps I know about in the DVR stream are:
2019-06-09 - Jump from 1:53pm (about 30-40 mins after the midday bounce) to 3:29 pm (a time when I tried to log in and look at the stream on YouTube). 2019-06-09 - Jump from 3:55 pm (about 30 mins after that last look) to 4:10pm (when I logged on again).
I won't know until I review the full archive tomorrow, but I suspect the archive will look fine and only the DVR will have had the jumps in it.
I think that YouTube-DL might not be working correctly again. Check it when you get a chance.