[vdr] streamdev CVS - recent tarball?

2010-09-10 Thread Gavin Hamill
Hi,

I'm trying to compile streamdev 0.5.0 on an elderly 2006 Ubuntu and am
getting some compile errors. Frank Schmirler says the current CVS
contains fixes for that, but the CVS server at vdr-developer.org is
down.

Does anyone have a recent CVS checkout they wouldn't mind sending me?
streamdev is the last thing I need to finally upgrade from VDR 1.4.7 :)

Cheers,
Gavin.





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Re: [vdr] patch for crypted teletext pids

2010-09-10 Thread Klaus Schmidinger
On 09.09.2010 20:54, Reinhard Nissl wrote:
 Hi,
 
 Am 09.09.2010 15:30, schrieb michael_kap...@inode.at:
 
 I have had a problem watching the teletext on the crypted channels ORF1
 HD and ORF2 HD ... after doing some research on the web, i found out
 that these two channels not only crypt their audio and video streams, but
 also the teletext. (as far as I know, not even Sky/Premiere crypt their
 teletext)
 
 Not that I have an usecase for this already, but what about
 scrambled DVB subtitles? Shouldn't those PIDs be sent to the CAM too?

While I don't see what sense it would make to encrypt anything
besides video and audio, it is of course reasonable to add any
encrypted pids in cCamSlot::AddChannel().

However, it must be guaranteed that the CAM will simply ignore
such pids in case they are not encrypted. Otherwise they might
use up valuable resources in the CAM.

So somebody either find out whether unencrypted pids will or
will not use up CAM resources, or we'll have to check whether
there actually is a CA descriptor available for a given pid.

Klaus

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Re: [vdr] Arabic language EPG is inappropriately displayed

2010-09-10 Thread Klaus Schmidinger
On 09.09.2010 15:26, semsem85 sami wrote:
 
...
 The VDR menu in yavdr0.2 does not support Arabic i.e There is no Arabic 
 option to set.
 
 Where is the Locale Option? All I did was editing the /etc/default/vdr and 
 ADDING this line:
 
 VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE=ISO-8859-6 ,,, The ISO-8859-6 is the Arabic ISO
 
 The result now Arabic lettrs per se are recognized(they were appearing 
 squares before) but as I said they are set to be read from left to right and 
 the letters are seperated from each other.
 
 I used XBMC LIve TV and the TV guide is displayed fine. So I think something 
 has to be changed in VDR code perhaps. I hope Klaus help us in this issue.

Please see

  ftp://ftp.tvdr.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-1.7.0-bidi.diff.gz

for a patch that I received a while ago from Osama Alrawib alrawab at hotmail 
dot com.
I haven't had time to take a closer look at this, or even try it myself yet.

From a quick look at it I'm afraid it produces quite a memory leak,
because 'Rightstr' is allocated but never deleted.

I'm also not sure about the language code ar. Normally these are
all three letter codes, so maybe it should be ara?

Let me know if this patch works for you, and any improvements
you might implement. I hope I'll find the time to add this to the
VDR source later on.

Klaus

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[vdr] (Solved)vdr-iptv-plugin DVB subtitles problems

2010-09-10 Thread Fake Name
This was my problem:
http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/vdr/2010-September/023546.html
Long story short, I could not display DVB subtitles.

The solution was: 
Apply a patch from IPTV plugin for VDR 
(iptv-0.4.2/patches/vdr-1.7.15-disable_ca_updates.patch) to VDR.

I'm using yaVDR 0.2 (It's Ubuntu 10.04 minimal + VDR PPA)

First I created a working directory called src
mkdir src
cd src/

Then i got the source code for VDR and IPTV plugin:
apt-get source vdr
apt-get source vdr-iptv-plugin

Then I took care for all of the dependencies:
sudo apt-get install build-essential vdr-dev
sudo apt-get build-dep vdr

Before I aplied the patch vdr-1.7.15-disable_ca_updates.patch I had to 
manualy 
apply a patch for ttxtsubs, that came with VDR source code. Because 
vdr-1.7.15/debian/patches/opt-27_ttxtsubs.dpatch tries to mess with the same 
code block in pat.c as the patch from IPTV, building will fail, if you apply 
the 
IPTV patch first.

So I opened  vdr-1.7.15/debian/patches/00list with a text editor and 
commented 
the line with opt-27_ttxtsubs.dpatch
vi vdr-1.7.15/debian/patches/00list

Look for a line:
# Patch needed for the ttxtsubs plugin.
opt-27_ttxtsubs

and change it to:
# Patch needed for the ttxtsubs plugin.
#opt-27_ttxtsubs

I then had to ran:
python vdr-1.7.15/debian/patchcheck.py -u

Now that I made sure that /opt-27_ttxtsubs.dpatch won't run at build time, I 
had 
to apply it manualy. First you have to be in the ~/src/vdr-1.7.15/ directory. I 
then applied the ttxtsubs patch:
patch -p1  debian/patches/opt-27_ttxtsubs.dpatch

Because opt-27_ttxtsubs patch changed the pat.c file, you have to insert one 
line from vdr-1.7.15-disable_ca_updates.patch in to pat.c with a text editor. 
Find the lines in pat.c:

   Channel-SetTeletextSubtitlePages(TeletextSubtitlePages, NumTPages);
   Channel-SetCaIds(CaDescriptors-CaIds());
 
Then insert one line from the vdr-1.7.15-disable_ca_updates.patch :

   Channel-SetTeletextSubtitlePages(TeletextSubtitlePages, NumTPages);
   if (!cSource::IsType(Channel-Source(), 'I'))
   Channel-SetCaIds(CaDescriptors-CaIds());
   
Then I ran:
dpkg-buildpackage

After some time on my Atom CPU, i got a nice vdr_1.7.15-2yavdr1_i386.deb 
package 
which I then installed with:
sudo dpkg -i vdr_1.7.15-2yavdr1_i386.deb

Now my DVB subtitles are showing in their glorious color :)

Because I'm fairly lazy, I'm sending this to the mailing list, where I will be 
able to find it later. This is the firts time I ever used a mailing list, so 
I'm 
probably breaking some etiquete, but maybee someone else could find my 
solution usefull.
And by my solution I ofcourse mean Rolf Ahrebenger's solution. Thank you 
again 
for all your help!

tvich 


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Re: [vdr] Arabic language EPG is inappropriately displayed

2010-09-10 Thread semsem85 sami

On 10.09.2010 16:19, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:

Please see

 ftp://ftp.tvdr.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-1.7.0-bidi.diff.gz

for a patch that I received a while ago from Osama Alrawib alrawab at hotmail 
dot com.
I haven't had time to take a closer look at this, or even try it myself yet.

Thanks Klaus. As I am a newbie, I dont really know how to use that patch file. 

I would appreciate if somebody can give me a hints. Thanks

Sami.
  
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Re: [vdr] Arabic language EPG is inappropriately displayed

2010-09-10 Thread Diego Pierotto
Il 10/09/2010 19:50, semsem85 sami ha scritto:
 On 10.09.2010 16:19, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:

   
 Please see
 
   
 ftp://ftp.tvdr.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-1.7.0-bidi.diff.gz
 
   
 for a patch that I received a while ago from Osama Alrawib alrawab at 
 hotmail dot com.
 I haven't had time to take a closer look at this, or even try it myself yet.
 
 Thanks Klaus. As I am a newbie, I dont really know how to use that patch 
 file. 

 I would appreciate if somebody can give me a hints. Thanks

 Sami.
 
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Hi,
just copy the diff file in the directory where VDR installed, later open
a console, move to the path where VDR is present and give this command:

patch -p1  ./VDR/path/patch.diff

Obviously replace the names of your real files.

Bye

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