I've submitted the script (see this thread) as a new package to af123. Allows auto mounting / unmounting of shared folders as hosts go on/off -line, and configuration of network shares via folder names on the box. Hopefully should make configuration easier, and could also be configured from...
Yes it was in HDR mode, as Black Hole points out, the HD doesn't seem to store a buffer file. Presumably as it has to be able to work without a harddrive attached.
Not sure I understand - how are you rebooting back to HD mode via telnet? I would recommend going back to HDmode with a normal standby cycle from the remote.
Its not just you - it's always done that, and not just in the new package (for the reason af123 mentioned). It sorts itself out next...
If you fancy having both ways available, the old reboot method is still available in the new package - I just commented out the creation of the "onNextReboot" flag in the startup script. Comment that line back in and you have the choice :)
There shouldn't really be any significant difference now between a telnet boot and via the remote. The remote method just has a script checking the "flag" directory every few seconds, and running bootHDRmode if it sees it.
Are these problems re-creatable or a one off? I'm still on a CRT TV so...
Well spotted - this would have caused a problem for a lot of people - only worked for me and those who followed the manual instructions before this was put in a package, as these said to put the script in sbin, so it was in both places.
Should be a new package on its way to af123, using the...
Never too old for telnet - its from the 70's after all ;)
Hopefully shouldn't take long to make the remote method work again - no idea why it no longer works on boot up. Maybe just timing or boot order has changed or something - might explain why its never worked for some people and for some...
I've just upgraded to 1.15 and am now experiencing the problem reported here - with the reboot flag method. Booting directly through telnet is fine though, as is the remote triggering method detailed on the wiki (which is effectively the same as the telnet method). Must be something has changed...
The file I looked at from you a while back was very odd - not the same issue jack616 is having but the contents of the index file seemed to be quite different from anything else I've seen before or since :confused:
Looks like the error you've hit is that it has come across a frame that is larger than the buffer I set up to hold it.
The biggest frame I've seen was about 600k, and it seems to be reporting nearly 2megs for that one :confused: I'll look at changing the code to make it copy the frame in...
It works for me and I use it a lot (but it should do as I wrote it :)). The idea is you navigate into the *modStettings directory, select the "Trigger-HDRModeNextBoot" folder, press opt+, move/copy, then select the usb drive, and confirm. Next time you reboot, that folder being present there...
Not able to double check at the moment, but I'm fairly sure you can just put in a very big number and it will round it down to the end eg:
-cut 0 600 -cut 1200 9999999
Steve
Yes - I'm pretty sure that wont work... nicesplice only deals with the recorded programs from freeview, the internet streams are rather different. You're better off getting this onto a computer and using a video editor of your choice :)
Magic folders currently supports joining 2 recordings (just move them to *edit/*join/*section1 and *edit/*join/*section2) and it will fire off automatically.
From the prompt you can join up to 10 (if memory serves me right). The other limitations (with all edits) is a maximum length of approx 8...
I was wrong with 30 - it initially looked like that, but on closer inspection the test file I had had a mixture of 50fps and 25fps making the average close to 30. Made it a bit of a nightmare getting HD support working for the new version of nicespice but it should be there now in version 1.1...
I think it can work with files stored elsewhere, but only via smb /nfs sharing (not DLNA) and if they were originally recorded with the humax. They are stored in the .hmt sidecar file. For other file formats the humax creates a .hmi file, and stores the resume position, but anoyingly it doesn't...
I could add some kind of progress output from from nicesplice if that can be polled from webif? I guess hard disk times could vary somewhat depending on type (on HD especially), whether playback / recording is in progress etc.
There is one other small change worth mentioning other than the...
I think Mod: A method of decrypting recordings on the HD-FOX T2 might be the thread you're thinking off?
I think there are a couple of potential reasons the reason decrypt-in-place doesn't work when running the HRD code on the HD. Either the DLNA server code is looking for the internal...
Its just trying to get the date to uniquely name any edited recordings - shouldn't cause any major problems, unless you end up with 2 edited recordings from the same source in the same folder. Will fix in next update. Am I correct in thinking I need to specify the full path to busybox if it's...
Getting there :) Just getting round the discovery that these pesky HD broadcasts also seem to change frame rate between lead in and programme, so calculating where the bookmarks are, and new file length needs to be more cunning....
I've submitted the script (see this thread) as a new package to af123. Allows auto mounting / unmounting of shared folders as hosts go on/off -line, and configuration of network shares via folder names on the box. Hopefully should make configuration easier, and could also be configured from...
Yes it was in HDR mode, as Black Hole points out, the HD doesn't seem to store a buffer file. Presumably as it has to be able to work without a harddrive attached.
Not sure I understand - how are you rebooting back to HD mode via telnet? I would recommend going back to HDmode with a normal standby cycle from the remote.
Its not just you - it's always done that, and not just in the new package (for the reason af123 mentioned). It sorts itself out next...
If you fancy having both ways available, the old reboot method is still available in the new package - I just commented out the creation of the "onNextReboot" flag in the startup script. Comment that line back in and you have the choice :)
There shouldn't really be any significant difference now between a telnet boot and via the remote. The remote method just has a script checking the "flag" directory every few seconds, and running bootHDRmode if it sees it.
Are these problems re-creatable or a one off? I'm still on a CRT TV so...
Well spotted - this would have caused a problem for a lot of people - only worked for me and those who followed the manual instructions before this was put in a package, as these said to put the script in sbin, so it was in both places.
Should be a new package on its way to af123, using the...
Never too old for telnet - its from the 70's after all ;)
Hopefully shouldn't take long to make the remote method work again - no idea why it no longer works on boot up. Maybe just timing or boot order has changed or something - might explain why its never worked for some people and for some...
I've just upgraded to 1.15 and am now experiencing the problem reported here - with the reboot flag method. Booting directly through telnet is fine though, as is the remote triggering method detailed on the wiki (which is effectively the same as the telnet method). Must be something has changed...
The file I looked at from you a while back was very odd - not the same issue jack616 is having but the contents of the index file seemed to be quite different from anything else I've seen before or since :confused:
Looks like the error you've hit is that it has come across a frame that is larger than the buffer I set up to hold it.
The biggest frame I've seen was about 600k, and it seems to be reporting nearly 2megs for that one :confused: I'll look at changing the code to make it copy the frame in...
It works for me and I use it a lot (but it should do as I wrote it :)). The idea is you navigate into the *modStettings directory, select the "Trigger-HDRModeNextBoot" folder, press opt+, move/copy, then select the usb drive, and confirm. Next time you reboot, that folder being present there...
Not able to double check at the moment, but I'm fairly sure you can just put in a very big number and it will round it down to the end eg:
-cut 0 600 -cut 1200 9999999
Steve
Yes - I'm pretty sure that wont work... nicesplice only deals with the recorded programs from freeview, the internet streams are rather different. You're better off getting this onto a computer and using a video editor of your choice :)
Magic folders currently supports joining 2 recordings (just move them to *edit/*join/*section1 and *edit/*join/*section2) and it will fire off automatically.
From the prompt you can join up to 10 (if memory serves me right). The other limitations (with all edits) is a maximum length of approx 8...
I was wrong with 30 - it initially looked like that, but on closer inspection the test file I had had a mixture of 50fps and 25fps making the average close to 30. Made it a bit of a nightmare getting HD support working for the new version of nicespice but it should be there now in version 1.1...
I think it can work with files stored elsewhere, but only via smb /nfs sharing (not DLNA) and if they were originally recorded with the humax. They are stored in the .hmt sidecar file. For other file formats the humax creates a .hmi file, and stores the resume position, but anoyingly it doesn't...
I could add some kind of progress output from from nicesplice if that can be polled from webif? I guess hard disk times could vary somewhat depending on type (on HD especially), whether playback / recording is in progress etc.
There is one other small change worth mentioning other than the...
I think Mod: A method of decrypting recordings on the HD-FOX T2 might be the thread you're thinking off?
I think there are a couple of potential reasons the reason decrypt-in-place doesn't work when running the HRD code on the HD. Either the DLNA server code is looking for the internal...
Its just trying to get the date to uniquely name any edited recordings - shouldn't cause any major problems, unless you end up with 2 edited recordings from the same source in the same folder. Will fix in next update. Am I correct in thinking I need to specify the full path to busybox if it's...
Getting there :) Just getting round the discovery that these pesky HD broadcasts also seem to change frame rate between lead in and programme, so calculating where the bookmarks are, and new file length needs to be more cunning....
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