Video Disk Recorder (VDR) is a digital satellite receiver program using Linux and DVB
technologies. It can record MPEG2 streams, as well as output the stream to TV.
It also supports plugins for DVD, DivX, or MP3 playback and more.
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'Premiere Sport 2' was updated in channels.conf.
Some function headers were fixed to make them
compile with gcc 3.x. The cutting mechanism was
fixed to make it re-sync in case a frame is larger
than the buffer. Swedish language texts were
added.
Active video cutting processes are now taken into
account when doing shutdown or housekeeping.
Greek language texts were added. The unit of the
"SVDRP timeout" setup parameter was fixed. A crash
on systems with disks that have a block size
larger than 1MB was fixed. The "channels.conf" and
"channels.conf.cable" files were updated.
Skipping forward in time shift mode near the end
of the recording was fixed.
This release adds some DVB-T channels for Berlin, implements enhanced string editing with upper and lowercase, insert, overwrite, and delete, and fixes color palette handling on "big endian" systems. The "Blue Movie" channels includes the new "Premiere Erotik", and thread locking in the ring buffer is improved. It also fixes a crash when selecting the "Jump" function, missing ',' in i18n.c, a possible endless loop in shifting recordings between DVB cards, and now encodes '.' at the end of a directory name in case of VFAT=1.
A problem with wrong EPG data, the still picture workaround, a problem with accessing epg.data, a possible hangup when reading a broken epg.data file, and a bug in the editing process have been fixed. Spanish language texts have been added.
