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This is a "plugin" for the Video Disk Recorder (VDR).
Originaly written by: Kai Tobias Burwieck <kai-at-burwieck.net>
"Interpohl" <interpohl-at-vdr-portal.de>
Onno Kreuzinger <o.kreuzinger-at-kreuzinger.biz>
Andreas Brachold <vdr04-at-deltab.de>
Former project's homepage: http://www.burwieck.net/vdr (dead?)
http://vdr-image.kreuzinger.biz>
Maintainer: Andreas Brachold <vdr04-at-deltab.de>
Project homepage: http://deltab.de/vdr/image.html
Some files are from the mp3/MPlayer Plugin. Thanks to Stefan Hülswitt
Required:
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- fullfeatured dvb card
- vdr 1.2.6+, series vdr 1.3.0 work too
- to compile plugin depends package libavcodec1-dev (tested with ffmpeg-0.4.8)
- to run your will need package netpbm and libavcodec1*
- netpbm 10.0+ (check for "anytopnm", if it does not exist upgrade/install netpbm)
- not necessary but useful utils/file (file) for better imagetyp detection, used by anytopnm
*) it's use libavcodec.so, also static linking possible with compile #> make plugin FFMPEG_STATIC=1
Important Note:
if tools are installed by source absolutely also for it provide that the
programs (anytopnm pnmscale pnmfile pnmcut pnmflip) are inside the search-path,
otherwise adapt the variable "PATH" within the file imageplugin.sh.
Install:
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Install the plugin part as usual (see vdr docs if you not know already).
Compile depends package libavcodec1-dev, libavcodec1 or also know ffmpeg.
later for run your will only need libavcodec1(libavcodec.so) and netpbm.
("apt-get install libavcodec1-dev libavcodec1 netpbm" on Debian)
In the ./examples directory you can find a sample file for
imagesources.conf, change this file if needed and place it in
the plugins folder in your config folder (the video folder by default).
The syntax is :
<path>;<name in vdr menu>;<0/1>;<pattern to filter file display>
examples:
/media/cdrom;CDROM;1;*.jpg *.jpeg *.png *.tif* *.bmp
/archive/photos/holiday;Holiday pictures;0;DSC10*.jpg
0/1 is for media that need to be mounted (uses the same mount.sh
as mplayer/mp3 plugin).
The file ./scripts/imageplugin.sh could go to /usr/bin, or any other folder in your path.
You can also use the plugin options (vdr -help after installing the plugin) to specify
the path's to the files, if you don't want to those files in you system.
[ e.g.: ./vdr '-Pimage -C /path/imageplugin.sh -m /path/mount.sh' ...]
The install.sh in the examples folder will try a automatic install, give it a try if it fails else.
Manual:
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Start the plugin, than select a file (or folder) and press OK.
At all modi
OK toggle OSD informations
Play/Pause begin/halt slide
Stop/Blue stop plugin
Red open menu with imagecommands
While watching pictures
Back stop plugin
Left previous picture
Right next picture
Down jump three pictures back
Up jump three pictures forward
7 jump five pictures back
9 jump five pictures forward
0 view original image
1 Rotate 90 Grad counter clockwise
3 Rotate 90 Grad clockwise direction
4 slide show - decrease the time (seconds) each picture shows
6 slide show - increase the time (seconds) each picture shows
5 Zoom inside image
8 Zoom outside image and call Jumpmenu
'Zoom menu'
Back Zoom outside image
Left scroll zoomedframe inside picture to left
Right scroll zoomedframe inside picture to right
Down scroll zoomedframe inside picture to left
Up scroll zoomedframe inside picture to up
0 view original image
5 Zoom inside image
8 Zoom outside image
'Jump menu' (3x3 preview):
Back view original image
Left previous picture group (go 9 pictures back)
Right next picture group (go to the next 9 pictures)
0 view original image
1 ... 9 pick the corresponding image
(thx for the english readme/keymapping description to Kai Steinbach)
image commands
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The file imagecmds.conf can be used to define commands that can be applied to the
currently viewed image. The syntax is exactly the same as described for the
file commands.conf, see "man 5 vdr". If only one instruction is indicated,
the filename of the image will be appended to the command string,
separated by a blank and enclosed in single quotes.
Format> Menutext ?: command %s
? - Confirmation request (optionally)
%s - placeholder for filename (optionally)
See for a sample at examples/imagecmds.conf .
Diagnosis of the scripts and installation
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If the script does not work like it should, start the Script to test from the console.
imageplugin.sh [infile] [outfile] [WIDTH] [HEIGHT] [ZOOMFACTOR] [LEFTPOS] [TOPPOS] {FLIPCMD}
e.g. imageplugin.sh myimage.png outfile.pnm 720 576 0 0 0 original
and please examine the produced syslog messages at /var/log/message or messages on console
if that does not help repeats the procedure with > export DEBUG=yes;
export DEBUG=yes;imageplugin.sh myimage.png outfile.pnm 720 576 0 0 0 original
and examine the expenditure on the screendump
*) if script work for your, it's could reduce the message on syslog,
if your change on imageplugin.sh inside from VERBOSE=yes to VERBOSE=no
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