Jean-Yves Avenard

Hi

Thanks for the finding.

Can you open a ticket on code.mythtv.org with that information ?
I'll follow up on this later

This is surprising that this patch fixes anything other than a warning.
C++ should call the default constructor for m_notify, which is an int
and the default constructor for a int is to set it to 0...

While it's good practice to initialise a variable, it shouldn't be set
to a random value at that start.

Which compiler are you using?

but which playback client are you using?

if torc, then it's the default iOS player.

It will go down bandwidth, when the available bandwidth isn't sufficient to
stream the current one.
the myth backend only generates one video stream and one audio stream. So
if the bandwidth isn't sufficient for video, that it falls back to the
audio-only is the proper things to do.

One of the reason it's doing so is that myth marks the stream as "live"
until the whole movie is decoded.... As such, when the bandwidth is too
low, it will switch to audio rather than pause and wait for more data to
come in.

Nothing you describe sounds abnormal...