Re: integrating jumpplay-patch

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I read carefully through this skipping thread, but found only one mail
mentioning binary skipping.

The binaryskip-patch is not only part of the unpronouncable
multipatches, but is a well maintained single patch:

http://www.saunalahti.fi/~rahrenbe/vdr/patches/vdr-2.1.6-binaryskip.patch.gz

I really like it and for me it is the most usefull idea: you start
with 90 s skips, and every time you change skipping direction the skip
time decreases. It's perfekt to narrow to an arbitrary point in a
recording.

You get the best of all ideas mentioned here without wasting a rc-key.

Just my two cents.

Best Regards, Ingo
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