[vdr] Ignore the ONID
Hi, my cable provider (KabelBW) changed most of the channels on most of the transponders. The ONID from the channels doesn't match always to the ONID of the epg data. On channels with a ONID mismatch, vdr doesn't show any epg data. I've removed the ONID comparison from the '=='-operator of the structure tChannelID. Now I get egp data. What side effects should I expect? -Hartmut ___ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
Re: [vdr] DVB-C scan with non-standard symbol rate
Simon Baxter wrote: Can anyone suggest a method to scan for channels with a non-standard symbol rate? My provider does not use 6900 or 6875. Thanks Simon Usually, you can specify the symbol rate within the initial scan file for the dvb scan utility. But this does mean, you have to know the symbol rate of your cable provider. - Hartmut ___ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
Re: [vdr] plugin loading
Ludwig Nussel wrote: e9hack wrote: Udo Richter wrote: e9hack wrote: I've selected some plugins for loading. It exist ca. 100 plugins in the vdr lib directory. Does vdr load only the selected plugins or all plugins? There is no common way how the plugins get selected for loading. VDR itself does not load plugins unless instructed. (except for --version and --help) Plugins get loaded by the -P or --plugin command line option, by modifying the runvdr script that is part of the VDR sources, or by distribution dependent load mechanisms in case you're using pre-built packages. It seems, it is a problem of the runvdr script from suse. The script prepares a list of installed and missing plugins from a list of selected plugins. The script does some bogus things, if it exist an plugin with wrong import entries. What kind of bogus things do you mean? The script runs vdr --version to filter out obviously not working plugins, that's all. Something is wrong in processplugins from runvdr (suse 10.1). 'VDR_PLUGINS' is set to 'dvd femon epgsearch lcdproc reelchannelscan wirbelscan atmo'. If my buggy image plugin does exist in the lib directory, 'missing_plugins' is set to 'dvd wirbelscan femon lcdproc epgsearch' and 'installed_plugins' is set to 'reelchannelscan atmo'. If the buggy plugin doesn't exist in the lib directory, 'missing_plugins' is empty and 'installed_plugins' is set with the content from 'VDR_PLUGINS'. - Hartmut ___ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
Re: [vdr] plugin loading
Udo Richter wrote: e9hack wrote: I've selected some plugins for loading. It exist ca. 100 plugins in the vdr lib directory. Does vdr load only the selected plugins or all plugins? There is no common way how the plugins get selected for loading. VDR itself does not load plugins unless instructed. (except for --version and --help) Plugins get loaded by the -P or --plugin command line option, by modifying the runvdr script that is part of the VDR sources, or by distribution dependent load mechanisms in case you're using pre-built packages. It seems, it is a problem of the runvdr script from suse. The script prepares a list of installed and missing plugins from a list of selected plugins. The script does some bogus things, if it exist an plugin with wrong import entries. - Hartmut ___ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
