www.hoochvdr.info is an NTSC-only vdr site. I also would like this option in
the future! You can see vdr's North American popularity from the activity at
that site.
I hope so! VDR is used by a great number of NTSC users (more so than I think
Klaus and the others realize) and it seems weird
VDR derives the playback times for a recording by a hard coded
relationship from the number of an index entry in the recording's index
file (see recording.h, FRAMESPERSEC). The default relationship of 25
frames per second doesn't suit to NTSC broadcasts with 30 frames per
second, so VDR reports a
I have noticed a potential bug in playing back radio channels. The playback
time of recorded radio channels is inflated by almost 40%. This has been
confirmed on four North American satellites on three different providers. The
reported time for a 10 minute recording will consistently appear a
Well, I would actually prefer it built in to vdr. Heck, I'd prefer that vdr's
on screen EPG was as nice as yaepgs. I suggested the reminder belong in a
plugin because the record timer in yaepg is more advanced / user friendly than
the one built in to vdr. I may be mistaken on this--I am new t
Is that HD-capable? HDTV seems quite common in NA, but currently in the
UK there are very few HD channels, only available through overpriced
subscriptions. It looks unlikely that there'll be any FTA/FTV HD until
at least after the analogue terrestrial switch-off in 2012.
HDTV is not as common
I too would like this feature, but if you are using yaepg as many are, it
seems like that is a feature the plugin should provide, not vdr.
wondering if there is a way from the timers menu to only select to
record or not record a program. what im wanting to do is set a timer
to watch a program b
I wouldn't be so sure about the majority of VDRs using FF cards. I
haven't seen any ad for an FF card, but I have seen many ads for cheap
USB DVB-T tuners. The trend is likely to change, given that decoding
MPEG-2 is no challenge to current PC hardware.
Also generic video cards are increasingl
Subject: Re: [vdr] Bug in selecting audio channel over digital out
Patrick Mackin wrote:
Today I noticed that when I select left or right audio channel, this
only takes effect on the analog audio out, not the digital out of my
Nexus card. From my Nexus, I have video (yellow), audio right (red),
Today I noticed that when I select left or right audio channel, this only takes
effect on the analog audio out, not the digital out of my Nexus card. From my
Nexus, I have video (yellow), audio right (red), and audio left (white) run to
my television. I have the digital audio out (black) run t
Is it possible for vdr to set and remember either the left or right audio
channel for a particular SID? Telstar 5 for example has several radio channels
that have different programming on the left and right channels. I can select
one of these, but then if I switch stations and return, it has
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