Hello,

perhaps a bit off topic but did you have a look at using rpihddevice for your frontends?
I am not aware about your usage ie. if you're using a lot of other media (non-vdr recordings) but if you're mostly watching VDR recordings perhaps changing the frontend might be a try.

A link for having a look is:
http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/Raspberry_Pi

There the rpihddevice is mentioned. You need to compile some sources.  I am not aware about actual distributions perhaps handling this easier.
But that's well documented and you may copy your SD card afterwards.

This would be a good combination of having noad set your marks and then skipping them within the vdr clients.
Having a sensor for your remote connected is also really simple.

You may combine these frontends with the matching plugins being able to remotely set your timers from your frontends...


have a nice day,
Ingo



Am 24.09.2014 20:30, schrieb Norm Dressler:
Noad looks to be working - BUT since I don't use VDR currently to play back, the app doesn't recognize the cut marks.

I've tried to configure remotetimer plugin but I keep getting errors that remote timers and remote recordings aren't available.  I know I have svdrpservice configured.  I tried both svdrp port and the streamdev-server port but it keeps coming back with an unknown error.  Does anyone have remotetimer working with vdr 2.0.4?

Norm

On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 11:42 AM, Harald Milz <hm@seneca.muc.de> wrote:
On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 09:28:05AM -0400, Norm Dressler wrote:
>
> I searched for noad but could not find it.  I have it installed now and am
> trying it out.  How do you create a recording with the commercials cut
> out?  Or do you just rely on VDR to do it on the fly?

Hi Norm,

you'll find noad at http://noad.net23.net/. In a nutshell, when a recording is
finished, noad scans the recording for various markers, and sets (porposed)
cut marks. In many cases, these will work out of the box, in some cases you
will have to manually re-check them. Then, just ask VDR to cut the recording
:-)

HTH!


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