[vdr] Re: Two tv's connected to one vdr-mashine

[Axel Gruber <axelgruber3@gmx.de>]

Hi.

Yeah - i think the best way is to use 2 DXR3 and 2 NOVA CArds.

You start 3 instances of VDR (server, client, client) and use Streamdev
for server an client.

This should work.

Best regrds

> Hi,
> I'd love to connect two tv's to one vdr-mashine and be able to watch
> differnt stuff on each. I was thinking of using one Nexus and one dxr3
> for output and some more Novas for input. Is this possible and how can I
> do it? Has anyone done this so far? Will thinking about this I came up
> with a few questions:

> Do I have to start two instances of vdr or is there a smarter way?
> If yes they will both have to have different configfiles for
> irda-commands, mplayer and I don't know what else. Is there a problem
> with that? I think it should work if I compile vdr myself? I'd love to
> use the ct's debian packages. Is that still possible?
> Will one instance of vdr block acess to the DVB-cards for the other?
> Is one cammodule connected to the Nexus enought for both vdrs (all
> crypted chanells are on one transponder)?

> Is there anything else I have to watch out for?

> Thanks in advance for your help?
> Cheers!
> Oliver





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