Version 0.99pre2vdr-0.99pre2

- Fixed setting the OSD size in the 'Confirm' interface call (thanks to
  Deti Fliegl).
- Removed the 'read incomplete section...' error message in the EIT processor.
- Fixed channel data for "DW TV" (thanks to Axel Gruber).
- Added DPID to "PREMIERE MOVIE 1" in channels.conf.cable (thanks to Stephan
  Schreiber).
- Prepared the OSD functions for multiple overlapping windows.
- Removed the check to see whether the system time is running linearly.
- Improved performance of SVDRP command entry.
- Removed EPGBugfixLevel '3' - after more than a year Pro-7 finally managed to
  broadcast the correct timestamps for EPG events between 0:00 and 6:00!
- Fixed failing watchdog timer if program hangs in OSD activities (thanks to
  Carsten Koch).
- No longer requiring 'libncurses' if compiling without DEBUG_OSD=1 and
  REMOTE=KBD (thanks to Lauri Pesonen).
- The "Recordings" menu now displays a hierarchical structure if there are
  subdirectories for the recordings. This can be controlled through the
  "RecordingDirs" parameter in the "Setup" menu.
  See "MANUAL/Replaying a Recording" for details.
- Improved speed of setting the Help button texts.
- Fixed handling file names that contain single quotes (') or dollar signs ($)
  in the call to the shutdown command (option '-s') and the recording command
  (option '-r').
- Improved error handling in the editing process; the resulting file will be
  deleted if an error occured.
- A message is now prompted at the end of the editing process, indicating
  whether the process succeeded or failed.
- Fixed setting the LastActivity timestamp after a shutdown prompt (thanks to
  Sergei Haller).
- A message is now prompted if free disk space becomes low during recording.
- The editing process now calls AssertFreeDiskSpace() to remove deleted
  recordings if the disk becomes full.
- The "Main" menu now displays in its title the used disk space (in percent)
  and the estimated free disk space (in hh:mm), assuming a data rate of 30 MB
  per minute.
- Activating the "Recordings" menu now displays "scanning recordings..." to
  give the user some feedback in case this takes longer.
- Status messages are now displayed centered.
- Removed the 'Tools' subdirectory from the VDR archive. All contributed tools
  can now be found at ftp://ftp.cadsoft.de/pub/people/kls/vdr/Tools.

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-Overview.
-=========
-
-The 4 modules in this directory are designed to allow vdr timer 
-programming via the http://tvtv.de web EPG (Electronic Program Guide).
-
-Once you have these modules properly configured and installed, 
-you should be able to simply click on the things you want vdr 
-to record in the http://tvtv.de web EPG and be done with it. 
-Everything else can be handled automatically.
-
-
-
-Module description.
-===================
-
-The http://tvtv.de web EPG creates a so-called "merkliste"
-("a list of items to remember") containing all the broadcasts
-you selected.
-
-1.  The perl script "get_merkliste.pl" transfers this "merkliste"
-    from the http://tvtv.de web site to a local file "merkliste.html".
-
-2.  The C++ program "epg2timers" converts this HTML file into vdr's
-    timers.conf format.
-    
-3.  The perl script "loadvdr.pl" pumps these new timer entries
-    into a running vdr using telnet and the SVDRP protocol.
-
-4.  The shell script "update_timers" implements the overall 
-    control of the entire process.
-    It retrieves the latest merkliste from http://tvtv.de,
-    converts it to timers.conf format and sends the timer entries 
-    to vdr.
-    
-    
-
-Configuration.
-==============
-
-get_merkliste.pl requires configuration of the "files_to_fetch"
-variable preset. 
-Log in to your http://tvtv.de account and click on the "Bookmark"
-item in the "Setup" submenu of the "Mein Programm" side bar menu.
-This will open a window with a URL in the location field that ends
-with an ID value. Replace the xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-in the "files_to_fetch" variable preset with your ID value.
-If you are using an HTTP proxy, uncomment the line containing
-the $ua->proxy call and put your proxy details in.
-
-epg2timers.cxx allows various items to be configured, but it
-should work out of the box. See "tvtv.de channel names" below.
-
-update_timers must know where to find the get_merkliste.pl
-perl script and the compiled epg2timers binary. Both must be
-in a directory pointed to by the TOOLDIR variable.
-update_timers also must know where to find vdr's current 
-channels.conf file. Put that into the CHANPATH.
-
-Depending on the price of your internet access, you may want to
-run update_timers more or less frequently. It may also be a good
-idea to run it at times where it is unlikely to interfere with 
-your current use of vdr. Configure a crontab entry according to
-these personal preferences. Here is the entry I use:
-1       2       *       *       *       /home/cko/bin/update_timers
-It runs update_timers only once a night at 02:01 a.m.
-
-
-Installation.
-=============
-Create your TOOLDIR directory if it does not already exist.
-Copy get_merkliste.pl and loadvdr.pl into it, compile epg2timers.cxx 
-with the command:
-    g++ epg2timers.cxx -o epg2timers
-and move the epg2timers binary into the TOOLDIR directory.
-
-The get_merkliste.pl script requires certain packages to run.
-Besides of course perl, install perl-libwww-perl (at least
-that's the name on SuSE 7.2, it may have a different name in
-your distribution).
-
-If you have problems with SVDRP and loadvdr.pl, you may want to
-try out the update_timers.old script, which replaces the timers.conf
-file directly and kills vdr (assuming that it will be restarted
-by the runvdr script) to make vdr reload the timers.conf file.
-
-
-tvtv.de channel names.
-======================
-The file epg_channel_names contains the names of all channels
-currently (as of September 9, 2001) supported by the tvtv.de 
-web EPG. The variable "channel_map" in epg2timers.cxx maps
-these names into PNRs (aka Service IDs). I have initialized
-this table with provider names converted from a d-box channel 
-scan of Astra 19.2E, so the PNRs should be correct for that 
-satellite, but most of the names propably aren't yet- I simply 
-had not enough time yet to go through epg_channel_names
-and insert all its channel names at the proper places in the
-channel map. Consider the map supplied an example. ;-)
-If you fix any of the entries, please send me a patch.
-For my own humble purposes, the table works well as it is.
-Of course, your channels.conf must contain the matching
-PNRs (last field in each line).
-
-
-To Do.
-======
-These are just ideas. They MAY get implemented.
-If you want them to happen, contribute a patch. ;-)
-
-*  Support vdr hierarchical directories (after vdr does)
-   by mapping the http://tvtv.de genre texts into 
-   directory names.
-*  start_time_safety_margin for epg2timers.
-
-
-Authors.
-========
-Carsten Koch:    epg2timers.cxx, update_timers,  this README file.
-                                     
-Axel Gruber and 
-Rolf Hakenes:    get_merkliste.pl
-
-Peter Ahlert:    loadvdr.pl
-
-
-Credits.
-========
-I am grateful (in chronological order) to 
-
-* Klaus Schmidinger for his excellent vdr program and for
-  keeping an open mind in all directions.
-  
-* Suse (my wife, not the Linux distributor ;-) for encouraging me to 
-  write epg2timers in June 2000 and for her constant patience and support.
-  
-* Andreas Steinhauser for periodically criticizing the epg2timers 
-  "manual mode" until I came up with the idea to fully automatize it
-  and for contributing ideas.
- 
-* Axel Gruber for reminding me half a year later, for pushing
-  the idea until it got implemented, for asking for new features
-  all the time and for contributing ideas.
-
-* Axel Gruber and Rolf Hakenes for contributing the get_merkliste.pl
-  perl script.
-  
-* Peter Ahlert for contributing the loadvdr.pl perl script.
-
-
-Carsten, September 2001.