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vnsiserver commandline parameters - martin.haager - 2015-01-12 Hello Community I'm searching for a list of all vnsiserver command line parameters Running version 1.2.0 latest from GIT, with VDR 2.1.6, Ubuntu 14.0.4.1 Did a search already but couldn't find a complete list I'm sure there is one out there :-) would be great if anyone know's Thanks Martin RE: vnsiserver commandline parameters - FernetMenta - 2015-01-13 https://github.com/FernetMenta/vdr-plugin-vnsiserver/blob/master/vnsi.c#L46 RE: vnsiserver commandline parameters - martin.haager - 2015-01-13 Hello FernetMenta Thanks for the Info provided -t n, --timeout=n stream data timeout in seconds (default: 10)\n -d , --device act as the primary device\n -s n, --test=n TS stream test file to simulate as channel\n" So I figure: -d has to be set if VDR is runnig headless, and VNSI is the main / only way to consume LiveTV -t does what exactly ? does parameter -d combined with -t make sense at all ?? besides that... My Problem concering sporadic VDR crashes is solved Tested on all my clients over the last two weeks http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=210534&page=3 Thanks again for the fix https://github.com/FernetMenta/vdr-plugin-vnsiserver/commit/a48edf135fa7422570290c84a59213b58f457c95 Regards Martin RE: vnsiserver commandline parameters - FernetMenta - 2015-01-14 parameter -t is some heritage and not important. if there is no signal, vnsi sends some update to the addon after this time I implemented -d after some changes in vdr which prevent tuning to a channel in idle state if primary device has no decoder. If you want to use femon to adjust your dish, this parameter may be useful. |