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diff --git a/README.vdrplugin b/README.vdrplugin index 6154aa6..02d8662 100644 --- a/README.vdrplugin +++ b/README.vdrplugin @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ following variables to make install invocation: PREFIX prefix for the non-VDR files (default: /usr/local) VDRPLUGINDIR VDR's plugin dir (default: VDRDIR/PLUGINS/lib) -VDRPLUGINCONFDIR VDR's plugin conf directory (default: /video) +VDRPLUGINCONFDIR VDR's plugin conf directory (default: /video/plugins) VDRLOCALEDIR VDR's locale directory (default: VDRDIR/locale) To start the VDR with the webvideo plugin run @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ be overridden with the --conf argument) controls the quality of the downloaded and streamed videos. Currently only Youtube module supports multiple qualities. The -following options are recognized in section [site-youtube]: +following options are recognized in section [www.youtube.com]: download-min-quality, download-max-quality @@ -122,15 +122,18 @@ For Youtube, the available quality scores are (not all videos have the higher quality versions): 50: standard quality (320x240, i.e. what you get in the web browser) - 60: medium quality (480x360 MP4) - 70: HD quality (720p) + 60: 480x360 MP4 + 65: 480p WebM + 70: 720p MP4 + 75: 720p WebM + 80: 1080p MP4 For example, if you don't have enough network bandwidth for playing the high quality versions smoothly, you may want to limit the maximum streaming quality score but still get the HD version when downloading. To do this, add the following snippet to the ini-file: -[site-youtube] +[www.youtube.com] stream-max-quality = 50 Usage |