View Full Version : [VU+ Solo2] Playing back recording on external device whilst still recording?
I’m trying to start a recording on my solo 2 and then access that recording via smb share on an android box. The recording plays fine but cuts out as the file isn’t auto refreshing in the background, playback stops after a minute or so as that’s what was recorded when I started playback.
Does anyone know of a way round this or a media player that auto refreshes as it plays, hope I’m making sense :)
solo2 recording so on its own tuners and internal hdd i presume,i dont see why you cant access file location of other unit by yellow button and selecting it provided its in same format to play?
...or a media player that auto refreshes as it plays, hope I’m making sense :)What are you using at the moment?
I'm using a vu solo 2 with its own tuners and internal hard drive. I want to be able to start a recording on the solo 2 to its internal hard drive and then access that recording from an android box in another room, using an app such as BSPlayer that can access the smb share on the solo 2 and play the TS file the solo has created. The problem I'm having is the android box only plays up to what has recorded at the time I start playing the file back on the android box, it isn't clever enough to see the file is still growing as the recording is still taking place.
I have tried BSPlayer, MX player, VLC, Kodi but they all have the same result.
You’re probably wondering why I would want to do this, I have a mortised dish and can access 4:2:2 feeds that the solo cannot display but if played through my zidoo x9s (android box) they are viewable.
Does it work using VLC on a PC?
I'm sure I read somewhere on another forum that file sizes were not getting updated on the fly for certain filesystem types, but I haven't found it yet.
..... maybe this one.
https://forums.openpli.org/topic/57665-filesize-over-samba-when-watching-a-movie-which-is-in-recording-state/
..... maybe this one.
https://forums.openpli.org/topic/57665-filesize-over-samba-when-watching-a-movie-which-is-in-recording-state/
Thanks for the link, its a very intresting read.
The poster suggests adding the below to the smb-global.conf file, the only fine i can find is in etc\samba\distro
Is this the correct location, can anyone advise if it safe to add the below to the config file?
kernel oplocks = yes
oplocks = yes
socket options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY TCP_NODELAY
If you don't get any replies, I'd take an image backup, get it onto a usb stick just in case, and then try editing the Samba config with notepad++.
(I'd stop enigma first with telnet init 4, and restart with init 3 after making the changes.)
The worst that could happen is Samba stops working, and you can couch flash back to where you were before.
The poster suggests adding the below to the smb-global.conf file, the only fine i can find is in etc\samba\distro
Is this the correct location
The comments in the config file say that you should only edit /etc/smb/smb-user.conf (as the others may be updated on a version update).
The relevant thing is to put the additions into the [global] section (which is at the top of that file).
can anyone advise if it safe to add the below to the config file?
kernel oplocks = yes
oplocks = yes
socket options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY TCP_NODELAYIt won't break anything.
I've added it to the smb-global.conf file in Root\etc\samba\distro and its working :) from a windows PC.
Will check android later.
Thanks for all the help guys
..... you need to double check @birdman's post.
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