Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

Éric Laly wrote: Klaus Schmidinger a écrit : On 03/20/08 09:46, Éric Laly wrote: Klaus Schmidinger a écrit : ... Please do this --- libsi/si.c 2008/03/05 17:00:55 1.25 +++ libsi/si.c 2008/03/19 21:30:47 @@ -416,6 +416,10 @@ // FIXME Need to make this UTF-8 aware (different

Re: [vdr] iptv EXT channels.conf format

Thanks - sound is working since I changed the audio bitrate from 320 to 190. Thanks too for the mms stream - works, kind of. I think the bandwidth to NZ is affecting it though :) - Original Message - From: Segers,Jan J.K.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: VDR Mailing List vdr@linuxtv.org Sent:

Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

On 03/26/08 07:35, Lucian Muresan wrote: Éric Laly wrote: Klaus Schmidinger a écrit : On 03/20/08 09:46, Éric Laly wrote: Klaus Schmidinger a écrit : ... It seems that EPG that are correctly displayed are in 8859-9 and the others in ISO6937. Have you set VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE? No.

Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

External data source simply need to provide the strings in the encoding used on your local system (presumably UTF-8). Klaus This is what I did in my xmltv grab process: iconv --silent --from-code=ISO-8859-2 --to-code=UTF-8 --output=/opt/tigervdr/xmltv/hu-utf.xml /opt/tigervdr/xmltv/all.xml

Re: [vdr] iptv EXT channels.conf format

Simon Baxter wrote: Thanks - sound is working since I changed the audio bitrate from 320 to 190. Thanks too for the mms stream - works, kind of. I think the bandwidth to NZ is affecting it though :) Thanks Simon for that tip :-) Now I managed to get some sound too, but i had to reduce it

Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

Klaus Schmidinger wrote: [..] Please try setting VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE=ISO-8859-9 before starting VDR. This should fix it. This is fixed ! Thank you. Looks like this is set globally, for all of the epg data, right? What about mixed charsets from different providers (I know for sure there

Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

Füley István wrote: External data source simply need to provide the strings in the encoding used on your local system (presumably UTF-8). Klaus This is what I did in my xmltv grab process: iconv --silent --from-code=ISO-8859-2 --to-code=UTF-8 --output=/opt/tigervdr/xmltv/hu-utf.xml

Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

On 03/26/08 13:39, Lucian Muresan wrote: Klaus Schmidinger wrote: [..] Please try setting VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE=ISO-8859-9 before starting VDR. This should fix it. This is fixed ! Thank you. Looks like this is set globally, for all of the epg data, right? What about mixed charsets from

Re: [vdr] wrong characters in EPG (vdr-1.5.18)

Klaus Schmidinger wrote: On 03/26/08 13:39, Lucian Muresan wrote: Klaus Schmidinger wrote: [..] Please try setting VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE=ISO-8859-9 before starting VDR. This should fix it. This is fixed ! Thank you. Looks like this is set globally, for all of the epg data, right? What

Re: [vdr] iptv EXT channels.conf format

Rene Hertell wrote: Simon Baxter wrote: Thanks - sound is working since I changed the audio bitrate from 320 to 190. Thanks too for the mms stream - works, kind of. I think the bandwidth to NZ is affecting it though :) Thanks Simon for that tip :-) Now I managed to get some sound

[vdr] Problems playing ongoing recordings?

Is anyone seeing some kind of problem when playing back files, but only when the recording has not yet finished? Possibly just when replaying a file that is currently being extended, maybe by another VDR and/or over NFS. [i had a problem like that many months ago, attempted to fix it, but it

Re: [vdr] Problems playing ongoing recordings?

On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Artur Skawina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is anyone seeing some kind of problem when playing back files, but only when the recording has not yet finished? Possibly just when replaying a file that is currently being extended, maybe by another VDR and/or over

Re: [vdr] iptv EXT channels.conf format

Yes, I'm using the iptvstream.sh script. Have still not had much chance to test switching between multiple iptv channels - as I can only get the NASA channel working properly. I need to spend some more time googling for free streams... - Original Message - From: Rene Hertell [EMAIL

Re: [vdr] Problems playing ongoing recordings?

VDR User wrote: On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Artur Skawina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is anyone seeing some kind of problem when playing back files, but only when the recording has not yet finished? Possibly just when replaying a file that is currently being extended, maybe by another

Re: [vdr] iptv EXT channels.conf format

I need to spend some more time googling for free streams... http://www.global-itv.com/ a very wide list of streams. -- Jan Segers Op deze e-mail zijn de volgende voorwaarden van toepassing: http://www.fontys.nl/disclaimer The

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Hi, I tried subtitle features and I saw some problems (I am using vdr-1.5.18 with softdevice and streamdev). First auto channel update is need : there no way to save subtitle pid in channel.conf. I haven't info about this on the manual and it takes me some time how to make it works. Next osd

Re: [vdr] Cannot open shared object file

Thanks for the fast reaction Petri, but I 'm a newbi and my experience is, don't mix apt-get... and compiling, does it mean that I have to compile vdr and all the plugins too? Is the documentation that comes with the sources clear for us? Gaston 2008/3/25, Petri Helin [EMAIL PROTECTED]: On