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RE: VNSI4 alpha - hfmls - 2013-03-20 ok i did it, thank you very much. i did this: ./bootstrap ./configure make zip to compile vnsi for xbmc. then (sudo) make VDRDIR=/usr/include/vdr LIBDIR=/usr/lib/vdr/plugins to compile vnsi vdr plugin i used this branch: git clone --branch vnsi4 https://github.com/FernetMenta/xbmc-pvr-addons.git but first i had to update xbmc using: add-apt-repository ppa:wsnipex/xbmc-xvba-testing apt-get update & upgrade i guess it's about it? RE: VNSI4 alpha - hfmls - 2013-03-20 ok, found one bug that causes (at least, mine) XBMC to freeze, and black screen. in System-LIVE TV- General, if u press "Use backend channels number) xbmc freezes and u get black screen. quick question unrelated: TIMESHIFT USING RAM: pause,play is so fast, smooth and stable... really nice, thank you so much for this. (don't know where else to ask, sorry). I get all my channels that use é í ó ú á ç ã , with crazy charts, what do you think it could be the problem? EPG and channellist is like that. Is this xbmc, vdr or ubuntu (portuguese) problem? RE: VNSI4 alpha - FernetMenta - 2013-03-21 When using w_scan to create channels.conf don't forget the switch for utf-8. In case you channels.conf is not utf-8, you can convert it with iconv. I have set those variables in runvdr: export VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE="ISO-8859-15" export LANG="de_DE.UTF-8" RE: VNSI4 alpha - hfmls - 2013-03-21 my channel list is utf-8, i used notepad++. export VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE="ISO-8859-15" export LANG="de_DE.UTF-8" where do u set this? should i use ISO-8859-1 and pt_PT ? for portuguese? use iconv? dunno what's that mate. thank you in advance RE: VNSI4 alpha - hfmls - 2013-03-21 ok i added this: export VDR_CHARSET_OVERRIDE="ISO-8859-1" export LANG="pt_PT.UTF-8" to /etc/default/vdr and channel.conf as ISO-8859-1 and all is perfect now. thank you guys RE: VNSI4 alpha - FernetMenta - 2013-03-21 notepad++ means that you did edit the file on Windows. Did you save it in Unix style? use file -bi channels.conf to check the codepage. type man iconv, the man pages will tell you more about it. Some channels do not broadcast the codepage used for EPG. vdr allows to set an override. ISO-8859-15 should do, it's for Portuguese as well. Yes, use pt_PT. I don't know how you got vdr and how it is launched on your system. I launch it by a script named runvdr. Export the environment variables in this script. RE: VNSI4 alpha - Krautmaster - 2013-03-21 hm im trying to compile vdr vnsiserver plugin right now... dont get what im doing wrong... Quote:root@ubuntu:/usr/src/vdr-1.7.41-272~d1b0368/PLUGINS/src/vdr-plugin-vnsiserver# make VDRDIR=/usr/src/vdr-1.7.41-272~d1b0368/ thanks for your help. RE: VNSI4 alpha - Nachteule - 2013-03-21 I have the same problem, can not compile vnsiserver4 if I stay directly in the source folder. Seems, that this is no longer supported. You have to go into the vdr source folder and then run make. This should also make all plugins - and, you have to rename vdr-plugin-vnsiserver to vnsiserver4 first RE: VNSI4 alpha - FernetMenta - 2013-03-21 You compile in the source tree of vdr? folders in vdr's path /PLUGINS/src starting with vdr- are ignored. Create a symlink named vnsiserver which points to the whatever/vdr-plugin-vnsiserver cd to VDRDIR make that's it. RE: VNSI4 alpha - FernetMenta - 2013-03-21 (2013-03-21, 19:27)Nachteule Wrote: I have the same problem, can not compile vnsiserver4 if I stay directly in the source folder. Works for me without problems. I would avoid any special characters like ~ in the source path. RE: VNSI4 alpha - Nachteule - 2013-03-21 (2013-03-21, 19:39)FernetMenta Wrote: Works for me without problems. I would avoid any special characters like ~ in the source path.I don't have any vdr related include files in the /usr/include folder (support of vdr unter openSUSE isn`t the best, so I compile everything unter the vdr source folder) and i think the compiler looks for some include files in /usr/include/vdr RE: VNSI4 alpha - hfmls - 2013-03-21 (2013-03-21, 11:28)FernetMenta Wrote: notepad++ means that you did edit the file on Windows. Did you save it in Unix style? i deleted /var/cache/vdr/epg.dat and just did what i said in post #65 and all is working good now. EPG and channel names. xbmc alpha,vdr alpha, vnsi alpha. updated all this and gotta say, speed,smoothness is amazing. (using oscam as cccam client) RE: VNSI4 alpha - FernetMenta - 2013-03-21 If you compile vdr from source it does not need any other files located out of the source tree. If you compile a plugin directly make looks for a file names vdr.pc. Either you have installed vdr with make install or you specify VDRDIR with make. All relevant information for building is in vdr.pc RE: VNSI4 alpha - Nachteule - 2013-03-21 (2013-03-21, 20:04)FernetMenta Wrote: If you compile vdr from source it does not need any other files located out of the source tree. If you compile a plugin directly make looks for a file names vdr.pc. Either you have installed vdr with make install or you specify VDRDIR with make. All relevant information for building is in vdr.pcYes, I know this - but it won't work Code: kmxbmc:/usr/src/vdr-1.7.40/PLUGINS/src/vnsiserver4 # make VDRDIR=/usr/src/vdr-1.7.40 Btw, I've never touched vdr.pc But if I do this: Code: kmxbmc:/usr/include # ll vdr* make generates vnsi4 plugin w/o an error RE: VNSI4 alpha - FernetMenta - 2013-03-21 Have you ever installed vdr with make install? iirc this will generate vdr.pc |