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authorFrank Schmirler <vdr@schmirler.de>2012-03-04 01:15:40 +0100
committerFrank Schmirler <vdr@schmirler.de>2012-03-04 01:15:40 +0100
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Use the new streamdev-client setup option "Live TV Priority" to control
precedence among multiple clients. The VDR option "Primary Limit" which has previouly been used for this purpose has been dropped in VDR 1.7.25.
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@@ -394,14 +394,17 @@ With "Filter Streaming" enabled, the client will receive meta information like
EPG data and service information, just as if the client had its own DVB card.
Link channels and even a client-side EPG scan have been reported to work.
-With maximum and minimum priority you can keep VDR from considering streamdev
-in certain cases. If for instance you have a streamdev client with its own DVB
-card, VDR might use streamdev for recording. If this is not what you want, you
-could set the maximum priority to 0. As recordings usually have a much higher
-priority (default 50), streamdev is now no longer used for recordings. The two
-parameters define the inclusive range of priorities for which streamdev will
-accept to tune. Setting the minimum priority to a higher value than the maximum,
-you will get two ranges: "up to maximum" and "minimum and above".
+The precedence among multiple client VDRs receiving live TV from the same
+server is controlled with "Live TV Priority".
+
+With "Maximum Priority" and "Minimum Priority" you can keep VDR from considering
+streamdev in certain cases. If for instance you have a streamdev client with its
+own DVB card, VDR might use streamdev for recording. If this is not what you
+want, you could set the maximum priority to 0. As recordings usually have a much
+higher priority (default 50), streamdev is now no longer used for recordings.
+The two parameters define the inclusive range of priorities for which streamdev
+will accept to tune. Setting the minimum priority to a higher value than the
+maximum, you will get two ranges: "up to maximum" and "minimum and above".
If you are running at least VDR 1.7.0, you can also configure the "Broadcast
Systems / Cost" of the streamdev-client device. On a pure streamdev-client only