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i wish only opensc could work with it.but still no luck ......
unfortunely xbmc vdr is not able yet to replace a sat decoder
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Ok, I've decided to try it myself anyway. I've installed xbmc, vdr and vdr-plugin-vnsi from yavdr testing ppa. I find XBMC wonderful, very professional and reactive. But I cannot find an essential option: enable pvr client. I've checked all the possible options both in english and italian, with the confluence and pm-hd skin... either I'm getting blind or something is wrong here. Could someone post a screenshot to highlight that setting? Thanks
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did u do this?
sudo apt-get install xbmc-live -y
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the option to enable the vnsi plugin for vdr is in the settings under addons then pvr
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Thanks for the yaVDR team for the great work. I'll try it and report back.
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2010-06-24, 10:18
(This post was last modified: 2010-06-24, 10:23 by jimmeuh.)
Prior to this, I was using the stable branch on Ubuntu karmic.
I wanted to reinstall ( on 2.5" disc ) and add the nice "Live TV" support, to view dvb-s(2).
Used this latest PPA's on lucid and I must say... its seems to work like a charm.
Still got a few thingies I must look into though... but those are minor issues.
But just wanted to say thanks to the yaVDR team for the good work !
If u guys needs some testing on certain things, let me know...
HW: P4 2,3Ghz - 1GB - 160GB 2.5" - GF8400GS - DVB-T - DVB-S2
SW: Win 7 - XBMC PVR Margro - Mediaportal TV server
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Just thought I'd let people know that I was having major problems with ring buffer overflows on my original Asrock 330 with Tevii s660 usb tuner, I noticed that in the changelogs for vdr 1.7.15 was a fix for such problems and so I now use the unstable-vdr repo. Not perfect but most importantly usable now the World Cup is getting to the good stuff.