2013-01-21, 09:07
(2013-01-21, 08:57)bluzee Wrote: You don't need to have a problematic disk to have IO issues with timeshift especially on high bitrate HD. Difference for me was just moving timeshift buffer off the disk that the OS was also running on to a spare disk that had nothing else accessing it.
The feed I was testing on is one of the highest bitrate feeds we can get here. Default kernel driver for the stv0900 won't even lock it. The driver has to be patched. So if timeshift can work on that feed consider that you have done a good job on your code fellows.
Ah, that might have been the problem then! I was using an IPTV stream with a bitrate of about 15Mbit/s.
For me it does not explain why there were no problems when I recorded the same stream and simultaneously watched it in Videos File view in XBMC.
