Reinhard Nissl wrote:
> computer and share the same recording directory. VDR Master provides
> access to all DVB devices and VDR Slaves take care of OSD and transfer
> mode for vdr-xine.
This is a different thing. What I was trying to suggest, was to toggle
OSD skin depending on if there actually is xine connected to xine-plugin
or not.
Normally:
VDR-xineplugin <====> xine (video+OSD)
When xine disconnected:
VDR-xineplugin <=====>
/\
||
\/
OSD (on xterm where VDR was started, using skincurses plugin)
And yes, it is a matter of VDR to do this, but VDR does not know when
xine is connected, so it is a matter of xine-plugin to toggle between
normal OSD skin and curses skin.
If you haven't tried skincurses, try running VDR with -P skincurses and
toggle OSD skin to curses. It's not perfect, but I've found it useful.
I run VDR on xterm on vncserver, to which I can connect to (even from
internet using ssh tunneling) operate VDR. I also run vdradmin which I
could use to do most things, but for a single timer this is usually
faster.
Teemu
