Re: [Dvr-devel]dvr wishlist
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From: Pierre <pie...@ne...> - 2001-12-07 07:23:21
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Hello Dag B, Jingle bells, jingle bells, ... la la la lere Yes it is almost christmas. I like this sort of whishlist, clean and smart. So have a closer look at it : > scheduled recording: > [year/month/day/hour/minute] > [length] > [repeat (hourly/daily/weekly/monthly append-name)] What do you mean exactly by "append-name" ? > [filename] > [segment size] > Optionally use cron to schedule/start recordings. > (It *is* the way to do it in unix, after all.) Good news, I am actually working at this feature. In fact I am thinking at what I should do : - a GUI with completely detached "recording core" (a sort of frontend), with the ability to edit a sort of cron. - a GUI with integrated "recording core", and another command line tool with a cron I > This of course requires a CLI version of dvr, as we don't know who owns the > Xserver at any point in time in the future, or if dvr is actually running. > > But a CLI (or non-interactive, non-X) version would be nice anyhow... > For example linked to motion detection software. I am also working at that :-) But it is not as easy as it may seem, due to the V4L layer. This is, with avifile, the only obscure part of DVR :-(. It is taken from kwintv and I have to rewritte it myself. However I love to have CLI tools, as they are almost fully independent of any strange things. And work is in progress. > ability to encode using mp1e: > realtime mpeg1 videoencoding is just plain nice. Besides, it allows for > recording of teletext subtitles. Hum... I don't know much about mp1e. I would need help and too much time for that. But why do you prefer mp1e to Divx, or Indeo ? Subtitles can be stored in a ".sub" file and read later by an AVI player I think. > If dvr uses avifile extensively, it > may be difficult to glue in a system() or execve() call? Why ? > read channels/parameters from ~/.xawtv, if it exists. Perhaps. Xawtv is my prefered TV software, however it is not really important for the moment. I put it on my TODO list and we'll see later. > audio capture frequencies corresponding to what is possible > of the dsp in question. :-) > Current dvr gui only allows for 11025, 22050 and 44100 Hz samplerate. > My btaudio dsp-device supports 32k only. It is easy to add 32k. I'll do it soon. Check CVS tomorrow. I would really like to work at all these things. Unfortunately I have to work to earn my life, and I don't have much time left. So be patient please... BR, Pierre. |