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
On 3/12/07, Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
In all the prevous versions of VDR, I have had to patch the
FRAMESPERSECOND and change the rest of the hardcoded PAL values in VDR for
my NTSC television. Is making this an option in VDR on the TODO list?
I hope so! VDR is used by a great nu
Hi,
In all the prevous versions of VDR, I have had to patch the FRAMESPERSECOND
and change the rest of the hardcoded PAL values in VDR for my NTSC
television. Is making this an option in VDR on the TODO list?
Best Regards.
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Hi,
Simon Baxter wrote:
> I'm running vdr-pvrinput and vdr-xine. Until recently I was living in
> the US (NTSC land), but moved back to NZ (PAL land) recently.
>
> I'm also now playing at 16:9
>
> Everything I watch or record here is at full screen, but all the
> recordings I made in the US
> > My media box has 6 channel output LF,RF,LR,RR,C,SW which I'm using with
> > ALSA. Mplayer plays through all channels fine (settings in
> > ~/.mplayer/config), but VDR sourced audio only plays in stereo from the
> > LR,RF output.
> Just add
>
> --post-plugin upmix
>
My command line was as fol
I'm running vdr-pvrinput and vdr-xine. Until recently I was living in the US
(NTSC land), but moved back to NZ (PAL land) recently.
I'm also now playing at 16:9
Everything I watch or record here is at full screen, but all the recordings I
made in the US are cropped with verticle black bands up
