Hi,
Am Samstag, den 11.07.2009, 17:29 +0200 schrieb Carsten Koch:
> Can anyone summarize the differences between xxv and vdradmind?
xxv key benefits are
* easy extendible perl framework
* scaleable to control one or many VDRs, with one interface
* multiple interfaces
- HTML over HTTPD,
- XML over HTTPD,
- JSON/TXT over HTTPD,
and as proof of concept
- WAP (rudimentary functional),
- TELNET,
- SOAP
* many skins (html/xstyle/snow/stone/blue/-_flat/...)
see also new skin jason as RIA *1)
* Core feature
- searchable, sortable EPG (Electronic programming guide)
- view and edit timer, recording, channels, autotimer
- remote control and monitor video signal
- integrated live tv streaming (need streamdev plugin)
- stream recordings
over HTTP for internal browser plugins (with start seeking)
or alternative as playlist over SMB/NFS for external players
- view list of recordings with preview images
- adjustable user access level/roles
- autotimer administrable without dependency to any vdr plugin
* many nice additional feature, like
- display own or muggle music database with audio streaming
- display teletext pages from osdteletext-plugin
- Community feature as shared data "most programmed EPG events"
- Media library to manages media like DVDs, VCD, etc.
- event system for rss feed, mail notification
- gathering of system data, display as charts
- chronicle with collected data about taked recordings
- add tags or keywords to autotimer, timer, recordings
- resolv timer conficts, automated move timer between channels
or differents VDR
...
*1) JASON was created as rich internet application, to enhance
usability. e.g. search episodes => select your choices => one click to
program all selected episodes as timers, just a native application.
http://xxv.berlios.de/images/stories/screenshots/xxv-1.4/xxv-jason-pe.jpg
http://xxv.berlios.de/images/stories/screenshots/xxv-1.4/xxv-jason.jpg
Andreas
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