On Mon, 2007-06-25 at 09:53 +0100, Alex Stansfield wrote:
Hi,
This seems like a pretty dumb question but I hadn't seen it mentioned
before and just wanted to check.
I'm looking to buy a dual tuner card, most likely the WinTV Nova-T 500.
My question is, as long as the card is supported
On 6/26/07, Soeren Sonnenburg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't buy this card if you want to use it in a permanent (i.e. vdr)
setup where your computer is on 24/7. You will notice disconnects every
now an then rendering the device rather useless...
And yes this still happens with *any* kernel
Well now I'm just not sure,
the shop was out of stock so I didn't get one in the end but some people
seem to be having real issues with this card.
Maybe I'll stick with my single tuner for a bit longer.
Be nice if they'd do linux support for the Terratec 2400i dt, then I'd
actually have use
Andrew Herron wrote:
I believe TV-Anytime is a European standard.
Wikipedia seems to agree:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV-Anytime
I guess we'd need Klaus' input on whether he's happy with us sticking
extra stuff in the epg.
Cheers,
Alex
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On Tuesday 26 Jun 2007, Alex Stansfield wrote:
Andrew Herron wrote:
I believe TV-Anytime is a European standard.
Wikipedia seems to agree:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV-Anytime
I now have the TVAnytime spec TS 102 323 from www.etsi.org (painless
automated registration required) together
Great. I can see that support for TVAnytime in the main codebase for vdr
will happen very quickly - if at all. So i guess that mean either a patch
or a plugin will be the best route to implement support for this.
On 6/26/07, Dave P [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 26 Jun 2007, Alex
Some patches to compile plugins with VDR = 1.5.3:
vdr-graphlcd-0.1.5_vdr-1.5.3.diff attached
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Joerg Bornkessel
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Gentoo Dev
graphlcd-0.1.5_vdr-1.5.3.diff
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