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Patrick Fischer

1 Dec 2005 1 Dec '05

4:34 p.m.

Hello I want to create a new instant Recording from a Plugin at a specific Channel.

The normal way to create a instant Recording is to call

cRecordControls::Start ();

This will create a Recording of the current Channel.

So if I want to create a recording on an different Channel, I can create a new Timer and give this new Timer to cRecordControls::Start ().

cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

But new cTimer(true, false) also use the current Channel.

Is it possible that Klaus change the Constructor from cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause) to cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause, int channel = 0)

And the line 30 in timers.c from channel = Channels.GetByNumber(cDevice::CurrentChannel()); to channel = Channels.GetByNumber(channel?channel:cDevice::CurrentChannel());

In this case i can create a new recording by cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false,MYCHANNEL); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

please!!! :-)

Yours sincerely, Patrick

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Patrick Fischer

1 Dec 1 Dec

4:55 p.m.

Patrick Fischer schrieb:

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Hello I want to create a new instant Recording from a Plugin at a specific Channel.

The normal way to create a instant Recording is to call

cRecordControls::Start ();

This will create a Recording of the current Channel.

So if I want to create a recording on an different Channel, I can create a new Timer and give this new Timer to cRecordControls::Start ().

cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

But new cTimer(true, false) also use the current Channel.

Is it possible that Klaus change the Constructor from cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause) to cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause, int channel = 0)

And the line 30 in timers.c from channel = Channels.GetByNumber(cDevice::CurrentChannel()); to channel = Channels.GetByNumber(channel?channel:cDevice::CurrentChannel());

In this case i can create a new recording by cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false,MYCHANNEL); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

please!!! :-)

Yours sincerely, Patrick

A improved Version would be this:

cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause,cChannel *Channel=NULL) { startTime = stopTime = 0; recording = pending = inVpsMargin = false; flags = tfNone; if (Instant) SetFlags(tfActive | tfInstant); channel = Channel?Channel:Channels.GetByNumber(cDevice::CurrentChannel()); time_t t = time(NULL); struct tm tm_r; struct tm *now = localtime_r(&t, &tm_r); day = SetTime(t, 0); weekdays = 0; start = now->tm_hour * 100 + now->tm_min; stop = now->tm_hour * 60 + now->tm_min + Setup.InstantRecordTime; stop = (stop / 60) * 100 + (stop % 60); if (stop >= 2400) stop -= 2400; priority = Pause ? Setup.PausePriority : Setup.DefaultPriority; lifetime = Pause ? Setup.PauseLifetime : Setup.DefaultLifetime; *file = 0; summary = NULL; event = NULL; if (Instant && channel) snprintf(file, sizeof(file), "%s%s", Setup.MarkInstantRecord ? "@" : "", *Setup.NameInstantRecord ? Setup.NameInstantRecord : channel->Name()); }

Klaus Schmidinger

1 Jan 1 Jan

3:43 p.m.

Patrick Fischer wrote:

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Patrick Fischer schrieb:

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Hello I want to create a new instant Recording from a Plugin at a specific Channel.

The normal way to create a instant Recording is to call

cRecordControls::Start ();

This will create a Recording of the current Channel.

So if I want to create a recording on an different Channel, I can create a new Timer and give this new Timer to cRecordControls::Start ().

cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

But new cTimer(true, false) also use the current Channel.

Is it possible that Klaus change the Constructor from cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause) to cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause, int channel = 0)

And the line 30 in timers.c from channel = Channels.GetByNumber(cDevice::CurrentChannel()); to channel = Channels.GetByNumber(channel?channel:cDevice::CurrentChannel());

In this case i can create a new recording by cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false,MYCHANNEL); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

please!!! :-)

Yours sincerely, Patrick

A improved Version would be this:

cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause,cChannel *Channel=NULL) { ... channel = Channel?Channel:Channels.GetByNumber(cDevice::CurrentChannel());

I'll make it that way in VDR 1.3.38.

Klaus

Christian Wieninger

1 Dec 1 Dec

5:16 p.m.

Hi Patrick,

I use the following code, that nordlicht@vdrportal send me:

time_t now = time(NULL); // thanks to nordlich@vdrportal for the following code, that char *buffer=NULL; // allows setting the channel for a timer without event int starthh,startmm,stophh,stopmm; //for getting the day of month struct tm *tm_t=localtime(&now); //we have to get away the ':' from the time string sscanf(TIMESTRING(now),"%2d:%2d",&starthh,&startmm); sscanf(TIMESTRING(now+Setup.InstantRecordTime*60),"%2d:%2d",&stophh,&stopmm); //active:channel:day_of_month:starttime:endtime:priority:durability:title: asprintf(&buffer,"1:%d:%d:%d%d:%d%d:%d:%d:%s:",item->channel->Number(),tm_t->tm_mday,starthh,startmm,stophh,stopmm,Setup.DefaultPriority,Setup.DefaultLifetime,item->channel->Name()); timer=new cTimer(false,false); if(timer->Parse(buffer)) free(buffer);

it abuses the parse function for that purpose. Of course, an extended constructur would be much better.

BR,

Christian.

Patrick Fischer schrieb:

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Hello I want to create a new instant Recording from a Plugin at a specific Channel.

The normal way to create a instant Recording is to call

cRecordControls::Start ();

This will create a Recording of the current Channel.

So if I want to create a recording on an different Channel, I can create a new Timer and give this new Timer to cRecordControls::Start ().

cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

But new cTimer(true, false) also use the current Channel.

Is it possible that Klaus change the Constructor from cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause) to cTimer::cTimer(bool Instant, bool Pause, int channel = 0)

And the line 30 in timers.c from channel = Channels.GetByNumber(cDevice::CurrentChannel()); to channel = Channels.GetByNumber(channel?channel:cDevice::CurrentChannel());

In this case i can create a new recording by cTimer *timer = new cTimer(true,false,MYCHANNEL); cRecordControls::Start (timer);

please!!! :-)

Yours sincerely, Patrick

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Patrick Fischer

2 Dec 2 Dec

12:31 p.m.

Hello Christian. Thanks for this workaround. Now it works. This is my function:

bool cTuner::startTimeShift(int originalNetworkId,int transportStreamId,int serviceId){

cChannel *channel = GetChannelBy_ONID_TID_SID(originalNetworkId,transportStreamId,serviceId);

dsyslog("start Instant Timer on Channel %s",channel->Name()); char *buffer; char *buffer2; int starthh,startmm,stophh,stopmm; time_t now = time(NULL); struct tm *tm_t=localtime(&now);

sscanf(*TimeString(now),"%2d:%2d",&starthh,&startmm);

sscanf(*TimeString(now+Setup.InstantRecordTime*60),"%2d:%2d",&stophh,&stopmm);

asprintf(&buffer2,"@ Instant Recording for Channel %s",channel->Name());

asprintf(&buffer,"1:%d:%d:%d%d:%d%d:%d:%d:%s",channel->Number(),tm_t->tm_mday,starthh,startmm,stophh,stopmm,Setup.DefaultPriority,Setup.DefaultLifetime,buffer2);

cTimer *timer=new cTimer(false,false); if (!timer->Parse(buffer)){ dsyslog("error at parse timer"); }

free(buffer); free(buffer2);

if(timer){ cTimer *t=Timers.GetTimer(timer); if(t) { delete timer; timer=t; } } return cRecordControls::Start(timer,false); }

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Hi Patrick,

I use the following code, that nordlicht@vdrportal send me:
  time_t now = time(NULL); // thanks to nordlich@vdrportal for the 
following code, that char *buffer=NULL; // allows setting the channel for a timer without event int starthh,startmm,stophh,stopmm; //for getting the day of month struct tm *tm_t=localtime(&now); //we have to get away the ':' from the time string sscanf(TIMESTRING(now),"%2d:%2d",&starthh,&startmm);

sscanf(TIMESTRING(now+Setup.InstantRecordTime*60),"%2d:%2d",&stophh,&stopmm);

//active:channel:day_of_month:starttime:endtime:priority:durability:title:

asprintf(&buffer,"1:%d:%d:%d%d:%d%d:%d:%d:%s:",item->channel->Number(),tm_t->tm_mday,starthh,startmm,stophh,stopmm,Setup.DefaultPriority,Setup.DefaultLifetime,item->channel->Name());
  timer=new cTimer(false,false);
  if(timer->Parse(buffer))
      free(buffer);   
it abuses the parse function for that purpose. Of course, an extended constructur would be much better.

BR,

Christian.

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