Timo Eckert wrote: >> VDR is originally designed to work with a remote control - but you don't >> need one. After the first start it insists on learning at least one way >> to control it - the keyboard. If you don't have a full-featured card, >> you should compile it with 'OSD_DEBUG=1' to see the on-screen-display >> messages on the console. Then start it, teach it the basic commands >> (even though you'll never need them; it's just a matter of a minute or >> so) and after that you can control it via telnet to port 2001. > > Ok.. Ehm.. Maybe I misunderstood the meaning of 'DEBUG'. > For me it is, to get more information about, what a Program is doing, to find > (logical) errors in my Program. This is for me Debug. And not to set up an > ncurses-interface where some output is done.. Sorry..
This is intended as a debugging aid, but serves another useful purpose, as you can see ;) As you're using VDR in a nonstandard manner you have to go nonstandard ways... I'm not sure, but maybe this whole thing could have been prevented if you had compiled VDR with 'NO_KBD=1'. Didn't thought of that, sorry. > Okokokok.. Now vdr works, and i got the streamdev plugin. But this seems have > an error, so i must set up a channel number, an can not say, i want to see > the actual channel. Hmm, I don't know much about the streamdev plugin. You should ask this on the VDR mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] > And another question.. Can vdr (i know the v stands for video) record > audio-only (with plugins)? VDR can record so-called radio-channels broadcasted via DVB, but it cannot record only the audio track of a normal video channel and, AFAIK, nor can any of the plugins. But with additional tools (ds.jar, [what was the name of the other?]) you can split off the audio after a video recording was done. Cheers, Juri -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
