Version 1.3.32vdr-1.3.32

- Added some missing braces in remux.c (thanks to Wayne Keer for reporting this one).
- Removed unused MAINMENUENTRY from svdrpdemo.c (thanks to Udo Richter for reporting
  this one).
- Fixed appending sequence end code in cDvbPlayer::Goto() (thanks to Reinhard Nissl).
- Fixed syncing in cRepacker (thanks to Reinhard Nissl).
- Now always using stream id 0xE0 for the video stream, to avoid problems with
  post processing tools that choke on different ids (suggested by Reinhard Nissl).
- Updated the Estonian OSD texts (thanks to Arthur Konovalov).
- Fixed cDvbPlayer::SkipFrames() to properly handle radio recordings (thanks to
  Reinhard Nissl).
- Updated the Swedish OSD texts (thanks to Tomas Prybil).
- Updated the Slovenian OSD texts (thanks to Matjaz Thaler).
- Updated the Danish OSD texts (thanks to Mogens Elneff).
- Made LIRC command parsing more robust (thanks to Ville Skyttä).
- Introduced a separate 'plugins-install' target in the Makefile (thanks to Daniel
  Thompson).
- Re-introduced the code that waits for a tuner lock in VDR/device.c, since
  apparently some users actually need it. It's not active by default, you'll have
  to define the WAIT_FOR_TUNER_LOCK macro in that file if you need it (suggested
  by Malcolm Caldwell).
- Adjusted the Makefile to the dvb-kernel driver on kernel 2.6 and up (thanks to
  Lauri Tischler).
- Repeat keys are now ignored when waiting for a keypress to cancel an operation
  (thanks to Marko Mäkelä).
- The main menu function of a plugin can now be activated through a key macro of
  the form "@plugin" even if that plugin doesn't have a main menu entry (using
  part of a patch by Hardy Flor, which originally implemented calling plugins from
  SVDRP).
- The menu timeout handling is now done centrally in the main program loop.
- Added missing help for the 'help' keyword in the SVDRP command PLUG.
- The main menu function of a plugin can now be called programmatically through
  the static function cRemote::CallPlugin().
- The SVDRP command PLUG now has a new option 'main' which can be used to initiate
  a call to the main menu function of a plugin (using part of a patch by Hardy Flor).
- The new command line option '--vfat' can be used to make VDR encode special
  characters in recording file names, even if it wasn't compiled with VFAT=1
  (suggested by Peter Bieringer). The compile time option VFAT still exists and
  creates a VDR that always behaves as if it were called with '--vfat'.
- Replaced the ':' delimiter between hour and minute in recording file names with
  a '.' under Linux, too. Existing recordings with ':' as delimiter will still work.
- Implemented the SVDRP command MOVC (thanks to Andreas Brachold).
- Added support for multiple audio language codes in ISO639LanguageDescriptors to
  'libsi' (thanks to Marcel Wiesweg).
- Changed the audio PID language codes to hold up to two 3 letter codes, separated
  by '+', to store separate languages broadcast in two channel audio mode.
- If the preferred audio language is broadcast on a PID that has two different
  languages in the two stereo channels, the audio channel is now properly set when
  switching to such a channel (thanks to Mogens Elneff for his help in testing this).
- Fixed some typos in MANUAL (thanks to Ville Skyttä).
- Fixed the default value for "Setup/EPG bugfix level" (thanks to Ville Skyttä for
  reporting this one).
- Fixed defining timers that only differ in the day of week (thanks to Patrick
  Rother for reporting this one).
- Fixed converting summary.vdr files that would result in a very long 'short text'
  (thanks to Carsten Koch).
- Implemented a hash for the channels to reduce the system load in the EIT scanning
  thread (based on a patch by Georg Acher).

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/PLUGINS.html b/PLUGINS.html
index 203d870..c44e652 100644
--- a/PLUGINS.html
+++ b/PLUGINS.html
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ file (or rather its contents, to be precise) from being included more than once,
 
 The example shown here is the way VDR does this in its core source files.
 It takes the header file's name, converts it to all uppercase, replaces the
-dot with an underline and preceedes the whole thing with two underlines.
+dot with an underline and precedes the whole thing with two underlines.
 The GNU library header files do this pretty much the same way, except that they
 usually precede the name with only one underline (there are exceptions, though).
 <p>
@@ -655,7 +655,7 @@ used in the <a href="#The Setup menu"><i>Setup</i> menu</a>'s <tt>Store()</tt> f
 <p>
 The plugin's setup parameters are stored in the same file as VDR's parameters.
 In order to allow each plugin (and VDR itself) to have its own set of parameters,
-the <tt>Name</tt> of each parameter will be preceeded with the plugin's
+the <tt>Name</tt> of each parameter will be preceded with the plugin's
 name, as in
 <p>
 <tt>hello.GreetingTime = 3</tt>
@@ -1031,7 +1031,7 @@ plugin was called, and will therefore process the values according to the
 particular plugin's definitions.
 <p>
 The returned string may consist of several lines, separated by the newline character
-('<tt>\n</tt>'). Each of these lines will be preceeded with the <tt>ReplyCode</tt>
+('<tt>\n</tt>'). Each of these lines will be preceded with the <tt>ReplyCode</tt>
 when presenting them to the caller, and the continuation character ('<tt>-</tt>')
 will be set for all but the last one.