On 22. des. 2013 10:22, cedric.dew...@telfort.nl wrote:
Hi All, I am trying to install VDR on my NAS, a D-link DNS-323.
This goes great, I can play record unencrypted channels. without
any problem. Next I try to compile the connax softcam plugin, as
per this guide:
Am 23.12.2013 12:09, schrieb Torgeir Veimo:
True, but libcec-daemon is tricky at best, and currently doesn't
compile (nor run properly after tweaking the source) on raspbian . And
cec is more than just remote controls, you can turn on and off the tv
etc. That doesn't work when piped through
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On 23. des. 2013 09:21, cedric.dew...@telfort.nl wrote:
Can dvbapi be configured to access oscam via network?
Not to my knowledge, though you might be ale to hack something
together. OSCAM does not require much to run, but I realize you are on
a
Origineel Bericht
Van : vi...@tyldum.com
Datum : 23/12/2013 16:06
Aan : vdr@linuxtv.org
Onderwerp : Re: [vdr] vdr on an underpowered NAS (D-link DNS 323)
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On 23. des. 2013 09:21, cedric.dew...@telfort.nl wrote:
Can dvbapi be configured to
A slightly different topic, but I can imagine decrypting a TV station can be
CPU consuming. I expect the NAS to be too slow to decrypt multiple streams at
once. Is it possible to record a TV program as an encrypted .ts file? Is it
possible to decrypt the file afterwards? Is it possible to only
A slightly different topic, but I can imagine decrypting a TV station can be
CPU consuming. I expect the NAS to be too slow to decrypt multiple streams at
once. Is it possible to record a TV program as an encrypted .ts file? Is it
possible to decrypt the file afterwards? Is it possible to only
I wrote a tool to load VDR with XMLTV data. Written in Go with 0 external
dependencies and does a few things nicer than that perl script that's been
floating around
Source: https://github.com/adamflott/vdr-epg-tool
Usage: http://adamflott.com/loading-vdr-with-xmltv-data/
Probably not 100% bug
So this would read data from Schedules Direct? I started trying to come
up with something, but never got far with it.
On 12/23/2013 2:46 PM, Adam Flott wrote:
I wrote a tool to load VDR with XMLTV data. Written in Go with 0
external dependencies and does a few things nicer than that perl
XMLTV communicates with schedules direct. I let xmltv do the downloading /
transformation before parsing.
On Dec 23, 2013, at 4:04 PM, Timothy D. Lenz tl...@vorgon.com wrote:
So this would read data from Schedules Direct? I started trying to come up
with something, but never got far with it.
Hi,
the external script iptvstream.sh not execute from iptv plugins ?
I get: ERROR: Script execution failed: /etc/vdr/iptvstream.sh 1 4321
after looking at the source code protocolext.c
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// Create a new session for a process group
ERROR_IF_RET(setsid() == -1, setsid(), _exit(-1));
Hi,
In Brief
Have you checked file permissions?
Detail
The first example you quote that works is the way iptvstream.sh should be
called I think (so that parameters can be passed to the script).
The first thing I'd check are the file permissions on iptvstream.sh (i.e. the
output from
ls -l
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