Holger Waechtler wrote:
Ed Wildgoose wrote:
Jon Burgess wrote:
Last night I tried another approach to fixing the DMA issues. Instead
of dealing with the awkward transition between the odd and even
fields in the middle of the buffer, I just avoid the problem by using
the whole buffer for both f
Hi all,
At 09:45 05/09/2003 +0200, Alexandre CONRAD wrote:
>> we rigorously tested data throughput using a smartbits network analyzer
>> against a hardware platform known to suffer corruption and loss. this
>> patch achieved data rates in excess of 70Mbps!
>
>Does this works with a Nexus-S Card
Ed Wildgoose wrote:
Jon Burgess wrote:
Last night I tried another approach to fixing the DMA issues. Instead
of dealing with the awkward transition between the odd and even fields
in the middle of the buffer, I just avoid the problem by using the
whole buffer for both fields. This works fine fo
we rigorously tested data throughput using a smartbits network analyzer
against a hardware platform known to suffer corruption and loss. this
patch achieved data rates in excess of 70Mbps!
Does this works with a Nexus-S Card ? I would like to download video
files via DVB/IP and read the downloa
The patch also works perfectly for me.
Tuning treshold/burst of VideoBuffer3 is not needed anymore.
Great work !!!
--Andi
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we rigorously tested data throughput using a smartbits network analyzer
against a hardware platform known to suffer corruption and loss. this
patch achieved data rates in excess of 70Mbps!
please commit the patch to CVS.
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Jon Burgess wrote:
Last night I tried another approach to fixing the DMA issues. Instead
of dealing with the awkward transition between the odd and even fields
in the middle of the buffer, I just avoid the problem by using the
whole buffer for both fields. This works fine for me on both the DVB
On Tuesday 02 September 2003 05:30 am, Jon Burgess wrote:
> Last night I tried another approach to fixing the DMA issues. Instead of
> dealing with the awkward transition between the odd and even fields in
> the middle of the buffer, I just avoid the problem by using the whole
> buffer for both fie
