Another viable VDR front end

["Hawes, Mark" <MARK.HAWES@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tor,

No - no VDR OSD support, so perhaps not that viable for those that want

the VDR OSD.

However, the MG800 has its own OSD which is user configurable so for

example you can configure a menu entry to call Streamdev requesting a

particular channel and streamdev obliges, which will also then move a

dish if required.

The mg800 OSD also allows you to browse you network so I can for example

browse and select a .ts file from a VDR recording in VDRs video

directory. When it reaches the end of the file it will automatically

play the next file in the directory if configured to do so. This works

well but is not quite as seamless as in VDR.

Regards,

Mark.

 

Mark Hawes

 

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