[mythtv-users] Ticket #9177: "Error opening jump program file buffer" when changing channels in live TV

[Michael T. Dean]

On 06/10/2011 06:31 PM, MythTV wrote:
> #9177: "Error opening jump program file buffer" when changing channels in live TV
...
>   It's really a problem. I have the same issue and, in fact, I always had
>   this problem since I bought my tuner card. today I updated MythTV via yum
>   on Fedora, hoping that the problem after 2 or 3 updates via yum will be ok
>   but it's not. Because I have also only 1 physical card, I just don't know
>   how to bypass the problem. In fact, the purpose to bought a TV card was to
>   use in with MythTV and I just can't see more than 1 channel, the start
>   channel. When I'm trying to change the channel, whatever, I also have this
>   message "Error opening jump program file buffer". I'm really sorry but I
>   don't understand why such critical problem, concerning a lot of people and
>   so reproducible still exist, after such long time. I will give you any
>   details/logs/report/information if you need them because, as a lot of
>   people, I just and only want to see TV with MythTV.[[BR]]
>   Just to conclude that I tried a lot of things and spent a lot of time
>   trying to solve his problem, without chance.[[BR]]
>   Thank you.[[BR]]
>
>   I'm on Fedora 14: 2.6.35.13-91.fc14.x86_64[[BR]]
>   My MythTV version (installed from yum): 0.24.1-2.fc14.x86_64[[BR]]
>   Analogic channels, in NTSC, in Peru (Cable Magico)[[BR]]
>   My TV tuner card: KWorld PCI Analog TV Card - PVR-TV 7134SE[[BR]]
>   lspci: Philips Semiconductors SAA7134/SAA7135HL Video Broadcast Decoder
>   based

Paul,

Please ask for help on the mythtv-users mailing list ( 
http://www.mythtv.org/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users ), as it sounds like 
your issue is the result of a simple system misconfiguration, and we can 
probably identify the issue and help you fix it up quickly on the -users 
list.  It sounds like yours is just a file system issue, so please 
provide information on your file system configuration (NFS/CIFS or local 
directory in use for Live TV recordings) and frontend and backend log files.

Thanks,
Mike