Am 09.07.2014 18:47, schrieb Lars Hanisch:
> Hi,vdr-wiki is back online, here's the official source:
>
> There's also the "suspendoutput" plugin. I don't know, where its upstream is currently located, but it's available in
> the yavdr-PPA:
>
> https://launchpad.net/~yavdr/+archive/ubuntu/unstable-vdr/+sourcepub/4067463/+listing-archive-extra
http://phivdr.dyndns.org/vdr/vdr-suspendoutput/
Lars.
>
> As far as I know it stops live TV so the device (streamdev-client in this case) has no receivers anymore and the server
> is free for another client.
>
> Regards,
> Lars.
>
> Am 08.07.2014 15:41, schrieb Norm Dressler:
>> Thanks for the good info in this thread. I have done a couple of things. I have configured irexec and the power off in
>> vdr to shutdown vdr on the client, and another button to start up vdr. That seems to do the trick for the time being.
>> Also I've matched the framerate from video to TV and it is much better - thanks Thomas!
>>
>> I have 2 other issues with the RPI:
>> On an older LCD with a buggy edid, when I turn off the TV, then turn it back on I must reset the RPI at just the right
>> time to get video back. It doesn't seem to be sending an HDMI command to reset (or whatever command it needs) at any
>> point.
>> Also on this older TV, any non-2 channel audio is being heard. Anyone know how to downgrade 5 or 6 channel sound to 2
>> channel for proper HDMI out?
>>
>> Regarding shutdown based on whether the TV is on or not, perhaps CEC could help in most instances. In my case with the
>> one older TV it wouldn't help but that's my problem. :)
>>
>> Norm
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 8, 2014 at 6:59 AM, Thomas Reufer <thomas@reufer.ch <mailto:thomas@reufer.ch>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> > When I'm watching TV with one of the RPI's and want to move to the other
>> > RPI, I cannot change the channel from what the first RPI was viewing. I am
>> > not sure how to tell streamdev to stop streaming so that I can watch TV on
>> > the other RPI? I hope I've been clear with that - it does sound a bit
>> > confusing. I know there is a mainmenu entry that says suspend server, but
>> > it didn't seem to do anything, unless its done in the background.
>>
>> Especially for devices like Raspberry Pi it would be very nice to have kind of a "standby" function in VDR, which
>> detaches active receivers and call an appropriate function on the primary device to suspend and blank the output.
>> Then resuming VDR would only take a fraction of a second...
>>
>> > In regards to the rpihddevice I am seeing some tearing or 'flutter' when
>> > there is high motion with 1080 HD. Its not so bad that it isn't usable -
>> > it most certainly works 99% of the time just fine.
>>
>> Have you set the HDMI frame rate according your video format?
>>
>> > The one feature I miss
>> > with the rpihddevice that softhddevice had was the automatic zoom - hoping
>> > that gets added to the wish list at some point.
>>
>> I'm afraid this might take a while, since accessing the decoded image is not that easy, however possible. But
>> rpihddevice supports the ScaleVideo() method, so in principle it's possible to do it manually.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Thomas
>>
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