Version 1.1.31vdr-1.1.31

- Introduced the new function cPlugin::Initialize(), in order to be able to separate
  the startup of a plugin into an "early" (Initialize()) and "late" (Start()) phase
  (suggested by Andreas Schultz). Plugin authors should please read the section
  about "Getting started" in PLUGINS.html and adapt their code if applicable.
- Implemented the CableDeliverySystemDescriptor and TerrestrialDeliverySystemDescriptor
  in libdtv (thanks to Sven Grothklags and Andreas Schultz).
- Fixed keeping live video active in case the primary device doesn't have an MPEG
  decoder (thanks to Wolfgang Goeller for reporting this one).
- Implemented cDevice::ActualDevice(), which returns the actual receiving device in
  case of 'Transfer Mode', or the primary device otherwise. This may be useful for
  plugins that want to attach a cReceiver to the device where the current live video
  is actually coming from.
- Added VDRVERSNUM to config.h, which can be used by the preprocessor to check the
  actual VDR version (suggested by Stefan Huelswitt).
- Removed the WaitForPut/WaitForGet stuff from cRingBuffer, since it appears to
  no longer be necessary due to the implementation of cNonBlockingFileReader in
  dvbplayer.c. Also, the long timeout in WaitForPut caused problems with cReceivers
  that use a ring buffer and didn't immediately return from their Receive() function
  if the buffer runs full (thanks to Sascha Volkenandt for reporting this one).
- Fixed handling EPG data where the "extended event descriptor" comes before the
  "short event" or a "time shifted event" (thanks to Jonan Santiago).
- Disabled the "Received stuffing section in EIT" log message.
- Updated 'channels.conf.terr' for Berlin (thanks to Juri Haberland).
- Avoiding short display of the "Main" menu when pressing the "Recordings" button
  or the "Back" button during replay.
- Further increased the timeout until an index file is considerd no longer to be
  written.
- Implemented separate PausePriority and PauseLifetime parameters for the recordings
  created when pausing live video (suggested by Alfred Zastrow).
- Changed C++ style comments in libdtv into C style to avoid warnings in gcc 3.x
  (thanks to Andreas Schultz).

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/MANUAL b/MANUAL
index be9ac52..a8ebee2 100644
--- a/MANUAL
+++ b/MANUAL
@@ -186,10 +186,11 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
 
   You can start recording the current channel by pressing the "Red" button
   in the "VDR" menu. This will create a timer event named "@channelname" that
-  starts at the current time and records for two hours.
+  starts at the current time and by default records for 3 hours.
   If you want to modify the recording time you need to edit the timer.
   Stop instant recording by pressing the "Menu" button and selecting
-  "Stop Recording", or by disabling the timer.
+  "Stop Recording", or by disabling the timer. The default priority, lifetime
+  and recording time can be defined in the "Setup/Recording" menu.
 
 * Pausing live video
 
@@ -201,8 +202,9 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
   your live viewing session. Once you're back, simply press the "Up" or "Play"
   button and you'll be watching the current channel in time shift mode, right
   from the point where you left off. The instant recording VDR has started
-  will use the same parameters for priority, lifetime and recording duration
-  as any other instant recording, so by default it will record 3 hours (which
+  will use the parameters for "Pause priority" and "Pause lifetime" as defined
+  in the "Setup/Recording" menu. Recording time will be the same as for
+  any other instant recording, so by default it will record 3 hours (which
   should be enough for any normal broadcast).
 
 * Replaying a Recording
@@ -548,6 +550,9 @@ Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
                          means that this recording will never be deleted
                          automatically.
 
+  Pause priority = 10    The Priority and Lifetime values used when pausing live
+  Pause lifetime = 1     video.
+
   Use episode name = yes Repeating timers use the EPG's 'Episode name' information
                          to create recording file names in a hierarchical structure
                          (for instance to gather all episodes of a series in a