Re: Wrong OSD values in setup.conf (was: Re: vdr-xine-0.9.2 - ERROR: cOsd::SetAreas returned 5)

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Hi,
as you can see your values are "0" too. I suggest you set (VDRstopped!) OSDHeightP and OSDWidthP to "0.5" (=50%) and FontFixSizeP,FontOsdSizeP, FontSmlSizeP to "0.03" to get an OSD. After that you canfine-tune the OSD settings.
Regards,Andreas
2009/6/10 Goga777 <goga777@xxxxx>:>> check your setup.conf. Mine has invalid sizes:>> FontFix = Courier:Bold>> FontFixSize = 0>> FontFixSizeP = 0,000000>> FontOsd = VDRSymbols Sans:Bold>> FontOsdSize = 0>> FontOsdSizeP = 0,000000>> FontSml = VDRSymbols Sans:Book>> FontSmlSize = 0>> FontSmlSizeP = 0,000000>> OSDHeight = 0>> OSDHeightP = 0,000000>> OSDLanguage = de_DE>> OSDLeft = 0>> OSDLeftP = 0,000000>> OSDTop = 0>> OSDTopP = 0,000000>> OSDWidth = 0>> OSDWidthP = 0,000000>> my setup.conf>> FontFix = Courier:Bold> FontFixSize = 0> FontFixSizeP = 0.000000> FontOsd = Sans Serif:Bold> FontOsdSize = 0> FontOsdSizeP = 0.000000> FontSml = Sans Serif> FontSmlSize = 0> FontSmlSizeP = 0.000000> InitialChannel = 0> OSDHeight = 0> OSDHeightP = 0.000000> OSDLanguage = en_US> OSDLeft = 0> OSDLeftP = 0.000000> OSDMessageTime = 2> OSDSkin = sttng> OSDTheme = default> OSDTop = 0> OSDTopP = 0.000000> OSDWidth = 0> OSDWidthP = 0.000000>>> As you can see they are are all "0". I don't know how that could>> happen, but I already had that on two VDR instances. Both upgraded>> from VDR 1.6.0.>> After setting them once in VDR 1.7 they are fine.>>>> What skin do you use?>> My own EnigmaNG skin (CVS release) takes care of invalid values ;)>> I didn't install additional skins, I'm using default skin  ST:TNG>> Goga>>>> 2009/6/9 Reinhard Nissl <rnissl@xxxxxx>:>> > Hi,>> >>> > Goga777 schrieb:>> >>> >> how can I fix my problem with ERROR: cOsd::SetAreas returned 5>> >>> > This number matches the enum value oeWrongAlignment. In VDR's>> > code excerpt you can see the condition for this error:>> >>> >  if (Areas[i].x1 > Areas[i].x2 || Areas[i].y1 > Areas[i].y2 ||>> > Areas[i].x1 < 0 || Areas[i].y1 < 0)>> >     return oeWrongAlignment;>> >>> >> Jun  9 21:25:39 arvdr vdr: [12294] vdr-xine: new OSD(0, -108) requested with coordinates out of range>> >> Jun  9 21:25:39 arvdr vdr: [12294] ERROR: cOsd::SetAreas returned 5>> >>> > I've no idea why a vanilla VDR-1.7.7 should produce such an>> > incorrect OSD setup.>> >>> > Bye.>> > -->> > Dipl.-Inform. (FH) Reinhard Nissl>> > mailto:rnissl@xxxxxx>> >>> > _______________________________________________>> > vdr mailing list>> > vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx>> > http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr>> >>>>>>>>>> --> Удачи,> Игорь>> _______________________________________________> vdr mailing list> vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx> http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr>


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