[vdr] [ANNOUNCE] epgsync-0.0.2

2006-09-27 Thread Frank Schmirler
Hi there,

epgsync-0.0.2 is now available. It fixes a possible segfault, so everyone who
uses epgsync should update. The segfault is triggered when the svdrpservice
plugin encounters an unexpected error while processing an LSTE command (e.g.
SVDRP connection lost, line exceeds buffer length, ...).

Changelog:
- Fixed segfault when svdrpservice plugin encountered a problem while syncing
(reported by [EMAIL PROTECTED])
- Now running as a low priority thread to get rid of (or at least reduce) the
impact epgsync had in some environments (thanks to Artur Skawina)

Epgsearch is available at http://vdr.schmirler.de.

Enjoy,
Frank

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Re: [vdr] multiple keypresses with remote plugin

2006-09-27 Thread C.Y.M
Oliver Endriss wrote:
 Torgeir Veimo wrote:
 On 21 Sep 2006, at 09:03, Marko Mäkelä wrote:

 On Sun, Sep 17, 2006 at 11:43:09AM +0100, Torgeir Veimo wrote:
 Using the remote plugin with a /dev/input/eventX setup for a
 hauppauge grey remote via a nova-t sensor with X11/Xv using
 softdevice works perfectly. With the same setup with directfb single
 button presses very often are detected as multiple button presses.
 I don't remember seeing a reply to this.  What does evtest report
 when you press a button?
 It appears to be correct, it's just too fast, see below
 
 Please post the output of evtest for
 - a single (short) keypress 
 - a long keypress

I have the same problem using a nexus-s ir sensor and the grey remote with lirc.
 Evtest seems to show the right output, but lirc detects double key presses. If
I set the toggle_bit in lircd.conf to 2, then I do not get double key presses
with lirc, but the key repeat is then disabled permanently.  If I use
inputlirc instead of regular lirc, then the key presses work as expected.
Unfortunately, vdr does not seem to work with inputlirc.  It would be nice to
get lirc to function properly when accessing /dev/input/eventX when using a
hauppauge remote and ir sensor.  When I build lirc, I configure it with
--with-driver=devinput.

BR.

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[vdr] Control Plugin and Keys F1 - F12

2006-09-27 Thread Rene Bartsch
Hi,

when using the Control-Plugin with Telnet keyboard keys F1 - F12 do not work.
Are there any settings/escape-sequences to activate that keys or isn't it
possible to use them?

Thanx for any hint

Renne



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[vdr] HTTP-Version of Control-Plugin?

2006-09-27 Thread Rene Bartsch
Hi,

is there any plugin working like the control plugin but using HTTP instead
of Telnet? This would allow to control VDR from a Browser. OSD options
could be links and keypresses could be catched by JavaScript.

Thanx for any hint

Renne



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Re: [vdr] HTTP-Version of Control-Plugin?

2006-09-27 Thread Clemens Kirchgatterer
Rene Bartsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 is there any plugin working like the control plugin but using HTTP
 instead of Telnet? This would allow to control VDR from a Browser.
 OSD options could be links and keypresses could be catched by
 JavaScript.

you have heard about vdradmin, havn't you?

clemens

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Re: [vdr] Control Plugin and Keys F1 - F12

2006-09-27 Thread Frank Schmirler
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 15:03:14 +0200 (CEST), Rene Bartsch wrote
 when using the Control-Plugin with Telnet keyboard keys F1 - F12 do 
 not work. Are there any settings/escape-sequences to activate that 
 keys or isn't it possible to use them?

You might want to take a look at the remote plugin which has a telnet option
similar to the control plugin. The remote plugin will learn the keys first, so
you shouldn't have problems with the F* keys no matter which term setting your
telnet client uses. Besides the control plugin tends to enter an infinite loop
after logging off (or has this been fixed in the meantime?).

Cheers,
Frank

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Re: [vdr] HTTP-Version of Control-Plugin?

2006-09-27 Thread Rene Bartsch

 Rene Bartsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 is there any plugin working like the control plugin but using HTTP
 instead of Telnet? This would allow to control VDR from a Browser.
 OSD options could be links and keypresses could be catched by
 JavaScript.

 you have heard about vdradmin, havn't you?


Actually, I do use it (I even posted streamdev patches for VDRadmin about
3 years ago).

But VDRadmin only provides access to SVDRP, which means a lot of OSD
options are not accessible for budget-streaming-only users (settings by
OSD, channelscan ...)

Renne


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Re: [vdr] Control Plugin and Keys F1 - F12

2006-09-27 Thread Rene Bartsch

 On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 15:03:14 +0200 (CEST), Rene Bartsch wrote
 when using the Control-Plugin with Telnet keyboard keys F1 - F12 do
 not work. Are there any settings/escape-sequences to activate that
 keys or isn't it possible to use them?

 You might want to take a look at the remote plugin which has a telnet
 option
 similar to the control plugin. The remote plugin will learn the keys
 first, so
 you shouldn't have problems with the F* keys no matter which term setting
 your
 telnet client uses. Besides the control plugin tends to enter an infinite
 loop
 after logging off (or has this been fixed in the meantime?).


But the remote plugin doesn't have OSD, does it?

The question is, how can I remotely maintain OSD-settings on a
streaming-only VDR (no keyboard, no monitor, ...)

Using remote and control plugin at the same time means switching between
terminals for typing/reading and may cause conflicts between them.

Renne




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Re: [vdr] HTTP-Version of Control-Plugin?

2006-09-27 Thread Travel Factory S.r.l.

 But VDRadmin only provides access to SVDRP, which means a lot of OSD
 options are not accessible for budget-streaming-only users (settings 
 by OSD, channelscan ...)

I remember to have used vdradmin remotely (actually 1500 km away) accessing OSD 
by the preview option and the web remote control, setting refresh to 1 second !

The only problem I got (and I'm not the only one) is that preview doesn't work 
always... probably I should update the drivers.

Francesco


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Re: [vdr] Control Plugin and Keys F1 - F12

2006-09-27 Thread Udo Richter

Rene Bartsch wrote:

But the remote plugin doesn't have OSD, does it?


It has. Its a really good replacement for the buggy control plugin. The 
only thing I miss is the possibility to end a session with Ctrl+C, you 
have to terminate the telnet program side.


Cheers,

Udo

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[vdr] auto ratio change dont work with 1.4.2

2006-09-27 Thread Lauri Tischler

upgraded from 1.3.36 to 1.4.2, everything works,
except automatic setting of tv between 4:3 and 16:9 modes.
Works just fine with 1.3.36.
Is 1.4.x eating the WSS or what.
Connection to tv is via composite video, no messing with
voltages or pin 8 or whatever.
Drivers are same in both cases.

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