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This is a "plugin" for the Video Disk Recorder (VDR).
Written by: Jürgen Schmitz <js@js-home.org>
Project's homepage: http://www.js-home.org/vdr
Latest version available at: http://www.js-home.org/vdr
See the file COPYING for license information.
Description:
This plugins shows the EPG data in the typical way a TV magazine
does. The channels are shown from left to right, 3 on one screen.
You can scroll though the channels and the time, create timers,
show details, search for events and add vdradmin auto timers.
Command line options:
-l <path to logos> optional path for the XPM channel logos,
if not given, <configDir>/plugins/logos is used
-v <vdradminfile> path and filename to vdradmin at file
(called vdradmind.at)
TV-OnScreen has two different modes:
- the show mode which only shows the EPG and allows scrolling
in "big" steps
- the edit mode which also shows the EPG but allows scrolling
to any schedule and see details of this and create a timer
This is quite intuitive when you use it!
The keys in show mode (when startet):
1 show help
Cursor up/down scroll the time
Cursor left/right scroll the channels
Red/Blue scroll the time by 1 day (blue=+1 day)
Green/Yellow scroll the channels by 1 page (-/+ 3 channels)
7/9 like green/yellow
8 show the current channel
0 go to the current time
Back leave
Ok go to edit mode
4/5/6 jump to user specified point in time
The keys in edit mode (after pressing Ok):
Back go back to show mode
Cursor up/down move to the previous/next schedule
Cursor left/right move to the schedule in the channel left/right
Rec creates a timer from the current schedule
(opens the timer screen)
Ok shows details of the current schedule
(which allows creating a timer, auto timer or search)
The details view (after pressing Ok):
This shows the details of a seleteced schedule as you might know it from
vdr. However, the color function keys have other meanings:
Back returns to the show mode screen
Red goes to the timer screen
Record goes to the timer screen
Green search for the current schedule title, opens the search screen
Yellow adds this schedule title to vdradmin's auto timer
The search screen (after pressing green):
This screen shows a list of any occurence of the previously selected schedule on
the channel.
Back returns to the show mode screen
Blue returns to the show mode screen
Red goes to the timer screen
Record goes to the timer screen
Green shows the details of the hilighted schedule
Yellow searches again but this time in all channels
Requirements:
On vdr 1.2.6 ElchiAIO patches (or similar) with additional colors must be
installed.
Optional: Timeline plugin.
Important notes:
On vdr 1.2.6 the channel logos should be displayed in black/white! This setup option
will be set every time vdr starts.
Press key "1" to open the help page.
This plugin does not support XPM images that use color names instead
of hex codes. To convert your XPMs to hex color code format, try:
xpmtoppm some.xpm | ppmtoxpm -hexonly > other.xpm
TODO:
Wait for no bug reports and go to version 1.0.
Thanks
to Rolf Ahrenberg for 1.3.x fixes, finnish translations and tests,
to Dominique Simon for testing on 1.3.x,
to Guide Fiala reporting a OSD problem (not yet fixed in TVos),
to Larc Volkhardt for first 1.3 patch,
to Michael Plagge for the logo idea and his patch for TVos 0.5
to Ville Skyttä for reporting the XPM color names problem
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