Version 0.85vdr-0.85

- Added Norwegian language texts (thanks to Jørgen Tvedt).
- Increased the usleep value in cDvbOsd::Cmd() to 5000 in order to work on
  systems with the KURT/utime-patch (thanks to Guido Fiala).
- Changed the check whether the driver is loaded in runvdr to check for the
  'dvb' module (the last one loaded).
- Fixed repeat function with LIRC (thanks to Stefan Huelswitt).
- Increased the upper limit for the symbol rate to 30000 (thanks to Ulrich
  Röder).
- Made the position of the channel display configurable (thanks to Stefan
  Huelswitt).
- Made the width and height of the OSD configurable (thanks to Stefan Huelswitt).
- DiSEqC support can now be generally enabled/disabled in the Setup menu. This
  may be necessary if your multiswitch gets irritated by the default DiSEqC
  codes '0' (thanks to Markus Lang).
- Fixed replaying in case there is no index file.
- Fixed jumping to an editing mark when replay has been paused.
- Avoiding unnecessary code execution in the replay progress display (thanks
  to Guido Fiala).
- When entering time values the digits that still have to be entered are now
  shown as '-' (as in "1-:--").
- When setting an editing mark while the progress display is not active, the
  display will now be turned on for a short while to indicate the successful
  setting of the mark.
- Updated 'channels.conf' for Premiere World (thanks to Helmut Schächner).
  Check your timers if you use this channels.conf file, since the sequence of
  several PW channels has been changed.
- Changed the color of "Info" messages to "black on green" and that of the
  confirmation messages (like "Delete...") to "black on yellow".
- Fixed display with DEBUG_OSD (it still crashes sometimes, esp. when replaying,
  but I can't seem to find what causes this... any ideas anybody?).
- Avoiding audio/video distortions in 'Transfer Mode' by no longer actually
  tuning the primary interface (which can't receive this channel, anyway).
  Apparently the driver gets irritated when the channel is switched and a
  replay session is started immediately after that.
- Increased timeout until reporting "video data stream broken" when recording.
- Explicitly switching back to the previously active channel after ending a
  replay session (to have it shown correctly in case it was in 'Transfer Mode').

1 files changed, 41 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/MANUAL b/MANUAL
index f77bd27..c59f3fe 100644
--- a/MANUAL
+++ b/MANUAL
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
   Menu    Menu on     Menu off   Menu off   Menu off   Menu off      Menu off    Menu on
   Back    -           Menu off   Main menu  Main menu  Discard       Main menu   Recordings menu
   Red     -           Record     Edit       Edit       -             Play        -
-  Green   -           -          New        New        -             Rewind      Skip -60s
+  Green   -           Language   New        New        -             Rewind      Skip -60s
   Yellow  -           -          Delete     Delete     -             Delete      Skip +60s
   Blue    -           Resume     Mark       Mark       -             Summary     Stop
   0..9    Ch select   -          -          -          Numeric inp.  -           Editing
@@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
   confirms any changes (or switches to a channel in the "Channels" menu).
   The "Back" key goes back one level in the menu structure, discarding
   any changes that might have been made in the current menu.
-  
+
   In the "Timers" menu, the current timer can be enabled or disabled with
   the "Right" or "Left" key, respectively (enabled timers are marked with ">").
   "Ok" here opens the "Edit timer" menu.
-  
+
   Textual options, like channel names or recording file names, can be edited
   by pressing the "Right" button (which puts brackets around the current
   character as in "[R]TL"), selecting the desired character position with
@@ -46,10 +46,10 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
   brackets (as in abc[^]), the next press to the "Left" or "Ok" button will
   actually cut off the string. Using "Up" and/or "Down" brings back the
   original rest of the string (unless you have pressed "Left" or "Ok").
-  
+
   The "Red", "Green", "Yellow" and "Blue" buttons have special meanings
   in various menus and are listed at the bottom of the on-screen-display.
-  
+
   At any point in the menu system, pressing the "Menu" key again will
   immediately leave the menu system (discarding any pending changes).
 
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
      and browse through the list with the "Up" and "Down" key; to switch to the
      selected channel press "Ok".
   3. Directly type in the channel number with the numeric keys ('0'..'9');
-     if no key is pressed for about half a second, the digits collected so
+     if no key is pressed for about one second, the digits collected so
      far will define the channel number.
   4. From the "Now", "Next" and "Event" menus (accessible through the "Schedule"
      menu) by pressing the "Blue" button.
@@ -115,6 +115,16 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
   To bring up the channel display without switching channels you can press
   the "Ok" button.
 
+* Selecting language specific audio track
+
+  If the current channel provides different audio tracks (typically for
+  different languages), the "Green" button in the "Main" menu can be pressed
+  to toggle between these. There can be two different audio PIDs per channel,
+  assuming that typically a channel broadcasts a country specific language
+  plus the movie's original soundtrack.
+  Recordings made form such channels will contain both audio tracks, and when
+  replaying the desired audio track can be selected the same way.
+
 * Switching through channel groups
 
   If the 'channels.conf' file contains "group separators" you can switch
@@ -257,6 +267,9 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
              to free up space for a new recording. Note that setting this
              parameter to very high values for all recordings may soon fill up
              the entire disk and cause new recordings to fail due to low disk
+             space. The special value 99 means that this recording will live
+             "forever", and a value of 0 means that this recording can be
+             deleted any time if a recording with a higher priority needs disk
              space.
   File:      The name under which a recording created through this timer will
              be stored on disk (the actual name will also contain the date and
@@ -309,9 +322,14 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
                          0 = instant recordings will not be marked
                          1 = instant recordings will be marked.
 
-  LnbFrequLo = 9750      The low and high LNB frequencies (in MHz)
+  LnbSLOF    = 11700     The switching frequency (in MHz) between low and high LOF
+  LnbFrequLo = 9750      The LNB's low and high local oscillator frequencies (in MHz)
   LnbFrequHi = 10600     (these have no meaning for DVB-C receivers)
 
+  DiSEqC = 1             Generally turns DiSEqC support on or off.
+                         0 = disabled
+                         1 = enabled
+
   SetSystemTime = 0      Defines whether the system time will be set according to
                          the time received from the DVB data stream.
                          0 = system time will not be set
@@ -341,6 +359,22 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
                          never keep the user from viewing stuff on the primary
                          interface. On systems with only one DVB card, timers
                          with a priority below PrimaryLimit will never execute.
+  
+  DefaultPriority = 50   The default Priority and Lifetime values used when
+  DefaultLifetime = 50   creating a new timer event. A Lifetime value of 99
+                         means that this recording will never be deleted
+                         automatically.
+
+  VideoFormat = 0        The video format (or aspect ratio) of the tv set in use.
+                         0 = 4:3
+                         1 = 16:9
+
+  ChannelInfoPos = 0     The position of the channel info window in the OSD.
+                         0 = bottom
+                         1 = top
+
+  OSDwidth  = 52         The width and height of the OSD .
+  OSDheight = 18         The valid ranges are width=40...56, height=12...21.
 
 * Executing system commands