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vdrnfofs
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Copyright 2010 Tobias Grimm <vdr@e-tobi.net>
vdrnfos is released under the terms of the BSD License - see COPYRIGHT
http://projects.vdr-developer.org/projects/vdrnfofs
What's this about?
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vdrnfofs creates a virtual Fuse-based file system that maps recordings
from the Linux Video Disc Recorder (VDR) to *.nfo and *.mpg files.
Those files can then e.g. used by media center applications like.
XBMC or Enna.
Such a thing has been tried previously here:
http://code.google.com/p/vdrfs/
But this project seems to be abandoned, so I've rebuilt vdrnfofs from scratch.
VDR recordings (PS or TS) are simply mapped 1:1 to *.mpg files. If the VDR recording
is split to multiple files, they are virtually concatenated to a single *.mpg file.
The *.nfo is a XML file with the follwing structure:
<movie>
<title>...</title>
<plot>...</plot>
</movie>
Title and plot are mapped from VDR's info file ('T' and 'D').
How to install?
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In order to be able to use vdrnofs, python-setuptools and python-fuse are
required.
If not installing from a package of your preferred Linux distribution run:
./setup.py install
The user which should be able to mount vdrnfofs should be a member of the
group "fuse".
How to use?
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To mount a vdrnfofs file system, run:
vdrnfofs <mount-point> -o video=<vdr-vide-dir>
e.g.:
vdrnfofs /mnt/vdrnfofs -o video=/var/lib/video
You can also do this in /erc/fstab with:
vdrnfofs /mnt/vdrnfofs fuse video=/var/lib/video 0 0
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