Re: [vdr] Using a rasberry pi as vdr client

2016-02-01 Thread Harald Milz
Hi, a bit late maybe but vnsiverver on the VDR side and Openelec / kodi on the RPi side should be fine, that's what I am using, and the WAF is pretty high. I got a Hama MCE remote with USB IR receiver, which worked out of the box. HTH! On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 07:19:13PM +0200, Damien Bally wro

Re: [vdr] Using a rasberry pi as vdr client

2016-02-01 Thread Gerald Dachs
Am 01.02.2016 um 15:01 schrieb Harald Milz: > Hi, > > a bit late maybe but vnsiverver on the VDR side and Openelec / kodi on the > RPi side should be fine, that's what I am using, and the WAF is pretty high. I > got a Hama MCE remote with USB IR receiver, which worked out of the box. > An IR rece

Re: [vdr] Using a rasberry pi as vdr client

2016-02-01 Thread Harald Milz
On Mon, Feb 01, 2016 at 07:19:32PM +0100, Gerald Dachs wrote: > > > An IR receiver is usually not necessary. The HDMI-CEC support of the > raspberry pi is very good. > Mostly the remote of the TV is just enough. Yup. If only my 2004 TV set supported HDMI-CEC. -- The mind is its own place, and i

Re: [vdr] NTSC closed captions

2016-02-01 Thread Newsy Paper
Hi Klaus! Hi Alex! Actually I know one channel receivable in Europe that uses CC directly included into the V-PID. VLC can decode those CC subtitles. It's MSNBC on Telstar 12 15°West 12509 V 3198 7/8 kind regards Newsy Klaus Schmidinger schrieb am S