support for content descriptors in search timers

2 files changed, 16 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/doc-src/en/epgsearch.1.txt b/doc-src/en/epgsearch.1.txt
index c1cac52..4fb7680 100644
--- a/doc-src/en/epgsearch.1.txt
+++ b/doc-src/en/epgsearch.1.txt
@@ -214,6 +214,13 @@ libpcre from www.pcre.org, but it's already part of most distributions).
 
 See also C<epgsearch(4)> 'Description of the search process'.
 
+=item - B<Use content descriptor>
+
+Some providers deliver content descriptors in their EPG, like "Movie/Drama", 
+"Documentation",...(available with vdr-1.7.11)
+Select here the descriptors to search for. Multiple choice is possible, that
+must match with all given descriptors (AND operator).
+
 =item - B<Use extended EPG info:>
 
 Only available if configured, see below 'Using extended EPG info'.
@@ -939,7 +946,13 @@ See C<epgsearch(4)>.
 =head1 4. Using extended EPG info
 
 Some EPG providers deliver additional EPG information like the type of
-event, the video and audio format, cast,...
+event, the video and audio format, cast,... in the content summary.
+
+Note: This is different from the content descriptors introduced in vdr-1.7.11, 
+that are delivered as extra data with a common standard. Unfortunately not
+all providers deliver this data, or the set wrong descriptors. So you can
+use the approach of 'extended EPG info' here, which is a way to extract that 
+info from the content summary.
 
 Using tvm2vdr or epg4vdr you can import this into vdr.
 To use this information with search timers one has to configure it
diff --git a/doc-src/en/epgsearch.conf.5.txt b/doc-src/en/epgsearch.conf.5.txt
index c361523..4676204 100644
--- a/doc-src/en/epgsearch.conf.5.txt
+++ b/doc-src/en/epgsearch.conf.5.txt
@@ -91,6 +91,8 @@ is B<':'>:
  49 - last day where the search timer is active (see parameter 16)
  50 - ignore missing EPG categories? 0/1
  51 - unmute sound if off when used as switch timer
+ 52 - percentage of match when comparing the summary of two events (with 'avoid repeats')
+ 53 - HEX representation of the content descriptors, each descriptor ID is represented with 2 chars
 
 A ':' in the search term or the directory entry will be translated in a
 '|'. If a '|' exists in the search term, e.g. when using regular