On 19.10.2013 19:38 , Eike wrote:
Hello!
Do you have any idea when you will start to implement the livebuffer
feature into VDR?
I worked on rewriting Permashift to use a real live buffer the last weeks
and when it's finished and tested I'd be happy if Klaus would consider
adopting it.
Hi
Hi!
I think, VDR should implement something like an editing lock,
that prevents deleting, renaming, moving or cutting the
recording. It would make something more safe. For example
renaming or moving while cutting is active, a plugin should
not alter anything. And VDR should also be prevented, when
On 20.10.2013 13:30, Thomas Maass wrote:
Hi!
I think, VDR should implement something like an editing lock,
that prevents deleting, renaming, moving or cutting the
recording. It would make something more safe. For example
renaming or moving while cutting is active, a plugin should
not alter
Last night I tried to watch my recording of the final I.T. Crowd, but it
was unwatchable because of the interlacing. However, other programmes
look OK. Whatever I put for video.output.vdpau_hd_deinterlace_method and
video.output.vdpau_sd_deinterlace_method in ~/.xine/config_xineliboutput
it gets
Hello!
This sounds like great news :-) What kind of features does premashif
have?
I guess you know the current state of Permashift? It records to disc
(but not to RAM) and already adds the recorded stuff to the beginning
of an instant recording. The warning you wanted could probably be
Hi,
reelchannelscan seems not working here when trying to scan for dvb-t
channels.
Other stuff dvb-c/s not tested.
I get scan aborted and nothing happens.
Is this problem known or where can I donwload latest version of that
plugin for plain vdr?
Regards
Halim
2013.10.20. 16:09 keltezéssel, Tony Houghton írta:
I recorded it from the 4Seven channel because I forgot about the first
showing on C4HD, and it seems only this channel is affected. Maybe
they haven't set deinterlacing flags correctly?
You should check the following line in
Am 10/17/13 00:31, schrieb Klaus Schmidinger:
On 16.10.2013 21:23, Torsten Mohr wrote:
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This shows you which device was used for the recording.
Is there a way to code this into the recording name?
No need to, just look it up in the log.
Oh, there could be a need to have the
