Kodi freeze caused by timeshift

[mvallevand]

I don't think the issue is totally the ring buffer since I tried a longer pause yesterday and it worked.

If you check this sequence

Code:

reading the live buffer
2017-05-26 13:19:43802    [DEBUG][16]    Got request: Range: bytes=443449344-443482112-13533

seeking back to the
2017-05-26 13:19:43.855    [DEBUG][16]    Got request: Range: bytes=2973141416-2973174184-13534        
2017-05-26 13:19:43.855    [DEBUG][16]    Switching to file(on seek): C:\NPVR\Buffer\live-TNTHD-9416-2-5.ts
...
then Kodi seems to request new data that may be after the end the rolling buffer which seems to trigger the "arg" message
2017-05-26 13:19:43.967    [DEBUG][16]    Got request: Range: bytes=456356276-456389044-13560

Since this isn't the normal Kodi bug on timeshifting this problem might be related to the fact that Kodi is mixed up with NextPVR's v16 original implementation of timeshifting briefly discussed here http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2583575

Martin

[slwtx1983]

I don't think the issue is totally the ring buffer since I tried a longer pause yesterday and it worked.

If you check this sequence

Code:

reading the live buffer
2017-05-26 13:19:43802    [DEBUG][16]    Got request: Range: bytes=443449344-443482112-13533

seeking back to the
2017-05-26 13:19:43.855    [DEBUG][16]    Got request: Range: bytes=2973141416-2973174184-13534        
2017-05-26 13:19:43.855    [DEBUG][16]    Switching to file(on seek): C:\NPVR\Buffer\live-TNTHD-9416-2-5.ts
...
then Kodi seems to request new data that may be after the end the rolling buffer which seems to trigger the "arg" message
2017-05-26 13:19:43.967    [DEBUG][16]    Got request: Range: bytes=456356276-456389044-13560

Since this isn't the normal Kodi bug on timeshifting this problem might be related to the fact that Kodi is mixed up with NextPVR's v16 original implementation of timeshifting briefly discussed here http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2583575

Martin

I can also attest to the fact that, as I mentioned previously, I don't always have to pause for 20 minutes. It seems random. However, I can definitely duplicate it easily by pausing for a long time. In the logs that I shared, I do not believe that I had paused for 20 minutes or more. I believe it was a pretty sure 2-3 minute pause, and then I use keyboard commands to skip forward and backward. As I said previously, it's pretty easy to duplicate.