https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=381828
--- Comment #3 from Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab+...@kernel.org> --- (In reply to Tuxo from comment #2) > Hello, sorry for the delay - I did not get a notification mail for your > request, hope I fixed this now in my email preferences ... > > I just build 2.0.12 from git and I'm afraid it still happens. Try switching > with the previous/next buttons ... it will work for a wille then actually > stop the playback. It's a clean stop with not errors: I just noticed even > the play button changes from "play" to "stop" icon, but I'm not asking it to > do so! Hmm.. perhaps for some reason the channel it tried to play was not detected. If this is the case, if you enable DVB debug, you'll be able to see the messages reporting it from: qCDebug(logDvb, "tuning failed on %.2f MHz", backend->getFrqMHz()); If that's the case, there's not much we can do at Kaffeine, as this is the expected behavior: if a channel can't be played, it should be placed into STOP mode. Yet, in such case, why the tuning is failing? It could be either due to: 1) The hardware takes a long time to tune, and Kaffeine gives up too early; 2) signal is too weak for some channels; 3) some Kernel driver or hardware issue. For (1), there's a setting at the TV config screen that allows you to adjust the maximum amount of time, in ms, that Kaffeine will wait for the driver to lock into a channel. Kaffeine's default is 1500 ms. Such timeout depends on the hardware. Changing it to a higher value should solve it. For (2), you may need a better antenna. At 2.0.12, you can enable dvb debug by calling Kaffeine with: QT_LOGGING_RULES=kaffeine.dvb.debug=true kaffeine > Hitting "play" again will resume playback without an error. Weird > stuff, could it be vdpau related? Can you tell me how to use the xvideo > output instead of vdpau display output? Take a look at README.md. It contains some instructions about how to adjust the video output driver at libVLC. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.