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Restored info lost on the 18th of december

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 Here is a list of all the above mentioned parameters for simple cutting and pasting:
 {{{
+#The following are for adding and configuring the CD Audio backup plugin:
+AUDIO_BACKUP_DIR = '/music/MP3'
+ 
+CD_RIP_PN_PREF= '%(genre)s/%(artist)s/%(album)s/%(song)s'
+CDPAR_CMD = 'cdparanoia'
+ 
+LAME_CMD = 'lame'
+CD_RIP_LAME_OPTS = '--vbr-new'
+ 
+#You can leave this out if you never use ogg and it won't show up in the backup menu
+OGGENC_CMD ='oggenc'
+CD_RIP_OGG_OPTS = ' '
+ 
+#To activate the cdbackup plugin:
+plugin.activate('audio.cdbackup')
+}}}
+ 
+ 
+=== XMMS for playing music ===
+ 
+Normally MPlayer is used for playing both music and movies, but XMMS can be used for
+music instead. Please see the XmmsPlayer page for more info. Because of some code 
rewrite, the current CVS version has no XMMS support.
+ 
+=== Recompiling the Linux kernel ===
+ 
+This is only needed if your kernel is missing support for the videocard, capture card 
etc.
+ 
+Use this for configuration of a kernel with V''''''ideo4Linux+G400 support. You
+probably have to add support for your particular V''''''ideo4Linux device as
+well.
+ 
+Here is an example kernel config for Matrox G400 support:
+ 
+ {{{
+Multimedia devices --->
+  [Y] Video For Linux
+  Video For Linux --->
+    [Y] V4L information in proc filesystem
+ 
+Console drivers --->
+  [Y] VGA text console
+  [Y/M] MDA text console (dual-headed)
+  Frame-buffer support --->
+    [Y] Support for frame buffer devices
+        [Y/M] Matrox acceleration
+           [Y] Millenium I/II support
+           [Y] Mystique support
+           [Y] G100/G200/G400/G450/G550 support
+               [Y/M] Matrox I2C support
+               [Y/M] G400 second head support
+           [Y] Multihead support
+}}}
+ 
+ 
+=== Booting into Freevo ===
+ 
+Anand Patel has written a good webpage about booting Freevo in RH8:
+ 
+ * [http://www.knet-work.co.uk/freevo-redhat8-guide.htm RH8 Freevo Boot]
+ 
+After freevo has been installed correctly and verified to work
+when run from the command prompt, the system can be configured
+for standalone operation where freevo will startup automatically
+without the need for entering a username and password. Standalone
+operation implies that the system will be somewhat 'insecure' as
+freevo needs root priviledges for mplayer to access TV Capture
+cards properly.
+ 
+'''(TBD: How to improve security settings)'''
+ 
+The following assumes that freevo will be running under X11, and
+not in framebuffer mode, since X11 mode is more widely supported
+by a variety of VGA display cards. The display type argument for
+freevo's configure script should be either 'xv' or 'x11'. These
+steps were tested on a Red Hat distribution of Linux.
+ 
+'''(TBD: TV-Out?)'''
+ 
+''Note'': The X11 window manager is started together with freevo due to
+some interactions between mplayer and the freevo fullscreen menu
+which may cause mplayer to hang when trying to access the screen if
+the freevo menu cannot be windowed.
+ 
+ 1. Create a new user account (let's use freevo for simplicity).
+  # adduser freevo
+  # passwd freevo
+ 
+ 1. Create a new entry in /etc/sudoers using 'visudo' and add the following line into 
the file:
+ 
+  freevo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/startfreevo
+ 
+ 1. Create the following script 'startfreevo' in /usr/local/bin
+ 
+  {{{
+   # cd /usr/local/bin
+   # <your_favorite_editor> startfreevo
+ 
+   ----------- startfreevo script contents ------------------
+   #!/bin/sh
+   cd /usr/local/freevo; ./freevo
+   ----------- startfreevo script end -----------------------
+   (This script assumes that the freevo directory is /usr/local/freevo)
+ 
+   # chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/startfreevo
+  }}}
+ 
+ 1. cd to the freevo home directory.
+ 
+  {{{
+   # cd ~freevo
+ 
+   Create a .Xclients file in the freevo directory
+ 
+   # <your_favorite_editor> .Xclients
+ 
+ 
+   ----------- .Xclients script contents -----------------
+   sudo /usr/local/bin/startfreevo &
+   if [ -f /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients ]; then
+      [ -x /usr/bin/ssh-agent -a -z "$SSH_AGENT_PID" ] && \
+        exec ssh-agent /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients || \
+        exec /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients
+   fi
+   ----------- .Xclients script end -----------------------
+ 
+   # chmod 755 .Xclients; chown freevo.freevo .Xclients
+  }}}
+ 
+ 1. The steps given in http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue52/tag/14.html to startup X11 
automatically could be used to configure the system to boot into X11 on startup.
+ 
+see also ["RunningUnderX"]
+ 
+ 
+== Troubleshooting ==
+ 
+=== Logfiles ===
+ 
+There is an option MPLAYER_DEBUG in freevo_config.py to turn on logging the MPlayer 
output to a logfile.
+The logfiles are written in the directory freevo is started from, and they're named 
'mplayer_stdout.log' and
+'mplayer_stderr.log'
+ 
+Freevo also writes its own log files by default in /var/log/freevo
+ 
+= Usage =
+ 
+Please see the /UsageInfo page for information on how Freevo is used.
+ 
+= Supported Hardware =
+ 
+See the /SupportedHardware page.
+ 
+= Skins =
+ 
+Please see the /SkinInfo for documentation on Freevo skin usage and development.
+ 
+= Plugins =
+ 
+Read the config files in the freevo directory. There are explainations on how to 
add/remove plugins. (NOTE: Just about everything is a plugin now, so this is something 
you want to look at)
+ 
+Please see the /PluginInfo page for documentation on how to configure the different 
plugins and how to write your own plugins.
+ 
+ 
+= Extra File Information in XML metafiles =
+ 
+== Movie files ==
+ 
+Please see the /UsageInfo for more info about this.
+ 
+=== Getting info from IMDB ===
+ 
+You can use '''imdb.py''' in the helpers directory. Depeding on what version you 
have, it'll write a fxd (>1.3.2) or xml file which contains movie information and a 
jpg file which contains the movie cover to your harddisk.
+ 
+How to use imdb.py is a bit non obvious. Firstly you need to look for your movie, 
lets say we want to get the data for 'Romancing the Stone'.
+ 
+{{{ %imdb.py -s romancing
+342943 Romancing Along (1937, Movie)
+0114293 Romancing Sara (1995, Movie)
+0088011 Romancing the Stone (1984, Movie)
+0093056 Fu xing jia qi (1987, Movie)
+0095404 Jing zhuong zhui nu zi zhi er (1988, Movie)
+0098217 Lang zhi yi zu (1989, Movie)
+}}}
+ 
+Now we can download the actual data into movies-data (you may need to add this 
directory)
+ 
+{{{ %imdb.py 0088011 movie-data/romance dvd
+}}}
+ 
+Use '''imdb.py --help''' to see more options
+ 
+== Audio files ==
+ 
+= FAQ =
+ 
+[http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/FrequentlyAskedQuestions FAQ]
+
 #


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