Otto J. Makela wrote:
... I'd like to ask again, why are the DVB subtitles (after at least a few years of development) still just a patch/plugin to vdr instead of being integrated into the main sources, like other core DVB functionality? Is there some major disavantage to having them in the binary if you don't enable them?
The answer is simple: time (or lack thereof). Over the summer I didn't have too much time to work on VDR, and recently I have started refactoring the CAM handling, so that it will be possible to record several encrypted channels with the same CAM (provided the CAM supports this) and to automatically select the right CAM if there is more than one that claims to be able to decrypt a given channel, but only one actually can do it. It shall also be possible to assign a CAM to any of the available devices (in case the hardware allows this). I normally don't publish any TODO lists, but here's what is currently on top of my agenda: - CAM refactoring - full UTF-8 support - use 'gettext' for internationalization - implement subtitle support Of course, as always, this is subject to change without prior notice ;-) Klaus _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
