On 07.04.20 06:11, Daniel wrote:
Vom: Tue, 7 Apr 2020 00:00:06 +0200
On 06.04.20 18:23, Daniel wrote:
> Vom: Mon, 6 Apr 2020 15:07:31 +0200
>
> I've fiddled with the settings and when I changed "Audio-Languages" from 1
> to 2 and configured Language 1 to german and 2 to english, I could switch
> to NHK WORLD-JAPAN which previously didn't work.
That sounds rather odd.
It makes sense to me. I configured german as only language and never noticed
that CNN still works (only one audio stream, non-german). But channels with
multiple audio streams (and no german one) didn't work.
That must be a problem in the VNSI plugin or whatever.
It works fine in plain VDR (just tested it). If none of the preferred
languages is available, it selects the first one.
> I suppose the other unencrypted channels could work, too when I select the
> correct audio language.
There's no such thing as "correct audio language".
It should work with any language.
It _seems_ like a vdr-plugin-vnsiserver issue. Still it's just a wild guess.
Since this setting apparently fixed it, i didn't dig deeper.
Well, if it works for you, that's fine.
...
Is there a way to test if VDR is currently tuned to a channel? Yesterday I
learned that my thinking was wrong. I watched TV (no recording) and VDR was
restarted at midnight while watching ;)
VDR is *always* tuned to a (live) channel ;-).
I tried "svdrpsend chan" but it always returns the first entry in
channels.conf, no matter if kodi plays TV or not (or what channel it's tuned
to).
The CHAN command tells you which channel VDR itself is currently showing live.
If you are watching with some streaming plugin, you need to ask that plugin.
Klaus
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