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X::Osd 0.7
X::Osd is a Perl extension to the X On Screen Display library (xosd). more>>
X::Osd is a Perl extension to the X On Screen Display library (xosd).
SYNOPSIS
use X::Osd;
my $osd = X::Osd->new(NULL, 2);
$osd->set_font("-*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-*-*-25-*-*-*-*-*-*");
$osd->set_colour("Green");
$osd->set_timeout(3);
$osd->set_pos(XOSD_top);
$osd->set_align(XOSD_right);
$osd->set_horizontal_offset(0);
$osd->set_vertical_offset(10);
$osd->set_shadow_offset(2);
$osd->string(0,Hello World!);
$osd->percentage(0,56);
$osd->slider(0,34);
XOSD displays text on your screen, sounds simple right? The difference is it is unmanaged and shaped, so it appears transparent. This gives the effect of an On Screen Display, like your TV/VCR etc..
It currently supports 3 type of writes, string for simple text, printf formatted text, slider and percentage display.
<<lessSYNOPSIS
use X::Osd;
my $osd = X::Osd->new(NULL, 2);
$osd->set_font("-*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-*-*-25-*-*-*-*-*-*");
$osd->set_colour("Green");
$osd->set_timeout(3);
$osd->set_pos(XOSD_top);
$osd->set_align(XOSD_right);
$osd->set_horizontal_offset(0);
$osd->set_vertical_offset(10);
$osd->set_shadow_offset(2);
$osd->string(0,Hello World!);
$osd->percentage(0,56);
$osd->slider(0,34);
XOSD displays text on your screen, sounds simple right? The difference is it is unmanaged and shaped, so it appears transparent. This gives the effect of an On Screen Display, like your TV/VCR etc..
It currently supports 3 type of writes, string for simple text, printf formatted text, slider and percentage display.
Download (0.006MB)
Added: 2007-05-10 License: Perl Artistic License Price:
905 downloads
Battery OSD 0.1
Battery OSD displays battery information and other types of system information on screen with the OSD library. more>>
Battery OSD is a program that displays battery information and other types of system information on screen with the OSD library.
<<less Download (0.003MB)
Added: 2006-02-22 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1354 downloads
OsdFoo 0.5
OsdFoo is an external plugin for XMMS. more>>
OsdFoo is an external plugin for XMMS. OsdFoo provides several OSD functions: the title currently played, a volume bar, a balance bar, a clock, and the date.
It has been designed to Display the Current title, and a couple of other information on the screen via osd.
To make OsdFoo show the title after songchange simply put "osdfoo -t" into xmms
Songchange plugin.
To show volume- and balancechanges of xmms start osdfoo -x in any terminal or simply put it into your ~/.xsession.
If you want OsdFoo to display a Clock in the top left corner of your screen, use osdfoo -c, the same way youd use osdfoo -x.
Configuration mode is not yet implemented.
If the supplied binary doesnt work, try "rm osdfoo && make" .
<<lessIt has been designed to Display the Current title, and a couple of other information on the screen via osd.
To make OsdFoo show the title after songchange simply put "osdfoo -t" into xmms
Songchange plugin.
To show volume- and balancechanges of xmms start osdfoo -x in any terminal or simply put it into your ~/.xsession.
If you want OsdFoo to display a Clock in the top left corner of your screen, use osdfoo -c, the same way youd use osdfoo -x.
Configuration mode is not yet implemented.
If the supplied binary doesnt work, try "rm osdfoo && make" .
Download (0.064MB)
Added: 2006-04-14 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1288 downloads
Gnome OSD 0.12.1
Gnome OSD is a notification system. more>>
Gnome OSD project is a notification system.
Gnome OSD is a new small project to create an OSD (On Screen Display) infrastructure, similar to XOSD.
It includes a command-line client, and sample xchat and rhythmbox plugins.
<<lessGnome OSD is a new small project to create an OSD (On Screen Display) infrastructure, similar to XOSD.
It includes a command-line client, and sample xchat and rhythmbox plugins.
Download (0.20MB)
Added: 2007-04-07 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
938 downloads
licq-osd 1.3.2.2
icq-osd is a licq plugin which provides an On Screen Display on new messages. more>>
This is a small licq-plugin, which uses libxosd2 to display new arriving messages as OSD (On Screen Display) text on your desktop. I wrote this, as I saw this feature in sim and wanted to have the same functionality in licq.
If you have any problems with this plugin, please take a look at http://licq-osd.sf.net, if there is a newer version available. licq will ship with the newest version available on release (of licq). Any bugfixes between releases will be seen on page of project.
Enhancements:
- added belarussion translation.
<<lessIf you have any problems with this plugin, please take a look at http://licq-osd.sf.net, if there is a newer version available. licq will ship with the newest version available on release (of licq). Any bugfixes between releases will be seen on page of project.
Enhancements:
- added belarussion translation.
Download (0.30MB)
Added: 2006-06-15 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1228 downloads
osdchat 0.1.8
osdchat allows users to send messages from a console client to the on-screen display on a remote machine. more>>
osdchat is a simple messaging utility that allows you to remotely send messages directly to the screen as an on-screen display (OSD).
This may be used a lightweight messaging service in a local area network to message busy admins or communicate with friends who like to watch fullscreen movies or otherwise cannot see whats going on in the background.
There is a wide assortment of options to customize the look, feel, and location of the incoming messages.
I suppose it also shares some similarity with the ancient UNIX utility write, except that tty has been replaced with X. osdchat has been tested only under Linux, specifically Gentoo 1.4 and Slackware 9.0/1, but should work on any full distribution meeting the dependencies.
Installlation:
tar zxvf osdchat-[version].tar.gz
cd osdchat-[version]
Edit the Makefile as needed to change the install paths.
make check (md5sum check to make sure files are intact)
make
make install (need to be root, or have proper capabilities)
Copy sample osdchatd.conf configuration file to /etc or rename to .osdchatd and place it in your home directory. Change settings as desired.
The sample config file is equivalent to the built-in defaults, so a config file is not needed to just test the package.
<<lessThis may be used a lightweight messaging service in a local area network to message busy admins or communicate with friends who like to watch fullscreen movies or otherwise cannot see whats going on in the background.
There is a wide assortment of options to customize the look, feel, and location of the incoming messages.
I suppose it also shares some similarity with the ancient UNIX utility write, except that tty has been replaced with X. osdchat has been tested only under Linux, specifically Gentoo 1.4 and Slackware 9.0/1, but should work on any full distribution meeting the dependencies.
Installlation:
tar zxvf osdchat-[version].tar.gz
cd osdchat-[version]
Edit the Makefile as needed to change the install paths.
make check (md5sum check to make sure files are intact)
make
make install (need to be root, or have proper capabilities)
Copy sample osdchatd.conf configuration file to /etc or rename to .osdchatd and place it in your home directory. Change settings as desired.
The sample config file is equivalent to the built-in defaults, so a config file is not needed to just test the package.
Download (0.030MB)
Added: 2005-10-04 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1480 downloads
osdcpufreq 0.2
osdcpufreq displays an OSD-like window with information about the CPU current status, including frequency, driver, etc. more>>
osdcpufreq displays an OSD-like window (similar effect as a televisions on-screen volume control) with information about the CPU current status, including frequency, driver, governor, etc.
It is very useful for laptops equipped with mobile technology processors (like the Intel Centrino), which can change the speed on the fly.
Main features:
- Highly customizable interface. You can easily change the colour, the bar length, the font, the font size, the position, the shadow, etc. of the OSD window.
- Highly customizable behaviour. You can set the number of seconds the OSD window is on the screen, or if you want it to stay always on top.
- Desktop environment independent. It works with any desktop environment or window manager, like KDE, GNOME, XFCE, WindowMaker, IceWm, etc.
- Easily configurable. Every setting can be easily changed editing the well commented $HOME/.osdcpufreq.conf file.
Installation:
make
make install
<<lessIt is very useful for laptops equipped with mobile technology processors (like the Intel Centrino), which can change the speed on the fly.
Main features:
- Highly customizable interface. You can easily change the colour, the bar length, the font, the font size, the position, the shadow, etc. of the OSD window.
- Highly customizable behaviour. You can set the number of seconds the OSD window is on the screen, or if you want it to stay always on top.
- Desktop environment independent. It works with any desktop environment or window manager, like KDE, GNOME, XFCE, WindowMaker, IceWm, etc.
- Easily configurable. Every setting can be easily changed editing the well commented $HOME/.osdcpufreq.conf file.
Installation:
make
make install
Download (0.012MB)
Added: 2005-10-14 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1471 downloads
Gaimosd 1.0.0-1
On-screen display overlays shaped text on your screen; it has a similar effect as a televisions on-screen volume controls, etc. more>>
On-screen display overlays shaped text on your screen; it has a similar effect as a televisions on-screen volume controls, etc. This possibility is due to XOSD library. Gaim OSD is an implementation of the XOSD library, allowing Gaim to display several notification messages. The current features are listed below.
Main features:
- OSD display
- sign on/off status
- away/back status
- idle/unidle status
- IMs, (both received and displayed)
- new conversation status
- chat invitations
- join/leave messages
- chat messages, with special nick-highlighted display
- warning messages
- fully customizable, all OSD display options can be
- shown only when here and/or
- shown only when away
- customizable display timeout
- different colors
- each OSD line can be fully customized
- Font configuration
- Font shadow
- Horizontal/vertical alignment
- Horizontal/vertical offset
- Text substitutions, (including away messages - GAIM PATCH REQUIRED)
- Limit the maximum message length (helpful for long away messages)
- Mutli-line and mutli-page messages (for long messages)
- OSD toggle icon for each conversation/chat window
- Per-buddy customization
- Quick on-screen display enable/disable
- Support for changing the number of OSD lines
- Log messages to conversation/chat windows
<<lessMain features:
- OSD display
- sign on/off status
- away/back status
- idle/unidle status
- IMs, (both received and displayed)
- new conversation status
- chat invitations
- join/leave messages
- chat messages, with special nick-highlighted display
- warning messages
- fully customizable, all OSD display options can be
- shown only when here and/or
- shown only when away
- customizable display timeout
- different colors
- each OSD line can be fully customized
- Font configuration
- Font shadow
- Horizontal/vertical alignment
- Horizontal/vertical offset
- Text substitutions, (including away messages - GAIM PATCH REQUIRED)
- Limit the maximum message length (helpful for long away messages)
- Mutli-line and mutli-page messages (for long messages)
- OSD toggle icon for each conversation/chat window
- Per-buddy customization
- Quick on-screen display enable/disable
- Support for changing the number of OSD lines
- Log messages to conversation/chat windows
Download (0.297MB)
Added: 2006-06-16 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1225 downloads
Simple_XOSD 0.1.1
Simple_XOSD displays a small OSD on your screen that shows you information about the song that is played currently. more>>
Simple_XOSD is an amaroK script that displays a small OSD on your screen that shows you information about the song that is played currently.
By default, it is located in the upper right corner of the screen (leaving enough room for title bar buttons, of course). It shows the artist, the name and the remaining time of the current song.
Customization:
Simple_XOSD is easy to customize. You can set the location, the text (size, color, the font itself) and the update interval (One second by default).
But you dont have to - Simple_XOSD *should* work out of the "box".
<<lessBy default, it is located in the upper right corner of the screen (leaving enough room for title bar buttons, of course). It shows the artist, the name and the remaining time of the current song.
Customization:
Simple_XOSD is easy to customize. You can set the location, the text (size, color, the font itself) and the update interval (One second by default).
But you dont have to - Simple_XOSD *should* work out of the "box".
Download (0.027MB)
Added: 2006-06-01 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1240 downloads
Quod Libet 1.0
Quod Libet is a music player and tag editor. more>>
Quod Libet is a music player and tag editor.
Quod Libet is a music library management program. Rather than categorize songs by genre, artist, and album, it lets you search and display them however you want.
Quod Libet supports regexp-based searches, album cover display, tag editing, ReplayGain, multimedia keys, and an OSD.
Also included is Ex Falso, a tag editor that has the same editing features found in Quod Libet, but does not play audio files.
<<lessQuod Libet is a music library management program. Rather than categorize songs by genre, artist, and album, it lets you search and display them however you want.
Quod Libet supports regexp-based searches, album cover display, tag editing, ReplayGain, multimedia keys, and an OSD.
Also included is Ex Falso, a tag editor that has the same editing features found in Quod Libet, but does not play audio files.
Download (0.22MB)
Added: 2007-05-05 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
902 downloads
Konversation 1.0.1
Konversation is a user friendly Internet Relay Chat client. more>>
Konversation project is a user friendly Internet Relay Chat client.
Enhancements:
- A bug that caused left-to-right text contained in lines determined to be right-to-left text to appear reversed has been fixed.
- Whether a line is treated as right-to-left vs. left-to-right text is now determined by the amount of each type of character in the line, improving the user experience in chats involving bi-directional text considerably.
- The "Edit Network" dialog has been refined for clarity and ease of use.
- A warning dialog to prevent accidentally quitting Konversation has been added.
- The Auto Replace list can now be sorted.
- The /media script command now sports improved player recognition, enhanced and easier configurability, the ability to distinguish between audio and video media as well as newly added support for kdetv. New /audio and /video command aliases have been added to expose these new abilities.
- The lower boundary of the default DCC port range has been raised from 1025 to 1026 to avoid conflicts with the commonly blocked Windows RPC port 1025.
- Dismissing an OSD notification by clicking on it will now also cancel the systray notification flash.
- A new configuration file option [OSD]OSDCheckDesktopLock has been added, allowing to manually disable the screensaver check in non-KDE environments that do not support it, causing the OSD not to be displayed.
- A bug that could lead to the "Switch to" sub-menu in the context menus of tabs not to be updated properly upon switching tabs has been fixed.
- A bug that caused the irc setBack DCOP call not to function has been fixed.
- A bug that caused ampersands in the names of tabs not to be displayed and an immediately following character to be used as keyboard accelerator has been fixed.
- A bug that caused ignoring nicknames with [ or ] characters in them to fail has been fixed.
- Command aliases containing regular expression syntax can no longer cause built-in commands not to function.
- A bug that caused the Konversation irc:// protocol handler not to function has been fixed. Its compatibility with systems that do not use the GNU bash shell as default shell has been improved.
- A notable number of code quality improvements suggested by KDEs automated quality control service EBN have been implemented.
<<lessEnhancements:
- A bug that caused left-to-right text contained in lines determined to be right-to-left text to appear reversed has been fixed.
- Whether a line is treated as right-to-left vs. left-to-right text is now determined by the amount of each type of character in the line, improving the user experience in chats involving bi-directional text considerably.
- The "Edit Network" dialog has been refined for clarity and ease of use.
- A warning dialog to prevent accidentally quitting Konversation has been added.
- The Auto Replace list can now be sorted.
- The /media script command now sports improved player recognition, enhanced and easier configurability, the ability to distinguish between audio and video media as well as newly added support for kdetv. New /audio and /video command aliases have been added to expose these new abilities.
- The lower boundary of the default DCC port range has been raised from 1025 to 1026 to avoid conflicts with the commonly blocked Windows RPC port 1025.
- Dismissing an OSD notification by clicking on it will now also cancel the systray notification flash.
- A new configuration file option [OSD]OSDCheckDesktopLock has been added, allowing to manually disable the screensaver check in non-KDE environments that do not support it, causing the OSD not to be displayed.
- A bug that could lead to the "Switch to" sub-menu in the context menus of tabs not to be updated properly upon switching tabs has been fixed.
- A bug that caused the irc setBack DCOP call not to function has been fixed.
- A bug that caused ampersands in the names of tabs not to be displayed and an immediately following character to be used as keyboard accelerator has been fixed.
- A bug that caused ignoring nicknames with [ or ] characters in them to fail has been fixed.
- Command aliases containing regular expression syntax can no longer cause built-in commands not to function.
- A bug that caused the Konversation irc:// protocol handler not to function has been fixed. Its compatibility with systems that do not use the GNU bash shell as default shell has been improved.
- A notable number of code quality improvements suggested by KDEs automated quality control service EBN have been implemented.
Download (5.6MB)
Added: 2006-10-06 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1116 downloads
tivo_mail
tivo_mail is a TiVO mail fetcher plugin. more>>
tivo_mail is a TiVO mail fetcher plugin. tivo_mail is a hack I threw together after reading about a stock quote hack written by G.R. Souther (Zirak).
It requires the new osd writer by cwingert ( http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=550677 ) renamed as color_text (I have included this file in case it is no longer available in the future).
It requires that you have access to a web site that can run CGI and a hacked TiVo. I wont get into the details on how to get these working, since there are many HOWTOs out there for them both. The web server will need a copy of Perl installed, which 99% of Unix servers have.
There are two files you need, both named tivo_mail. Lets start with the CGI.
You need to use your favorite text editor to configure the CGI file. The first four are the lines that start with "use constant". The first three are your ISPs mail server IP
address, your user name, and your password. The last of the four is the sorting value that all e-mail gets if the source address isnt in your "address book." The lowest
numbers are the most important, and the highest the least important. This becomes important because only 16 lines can be shown on the screen, so you want unimportant e-mail to drop off the bottom of the screen.
Last in the CGI file is the address book. The formatting is kinda weird, but you should be able to see from the examples included the format. Please take note that the e-mail address must be lower case! The brackets are required, and the last entry does NOT have the trailing comma. The numbers can be in any order, as shown. Copy this file somewhere that the web server can execute it (usually "cgi-bin").
The other file needed to modify is tivo_mail.tcl, which is installed on the TiVo when done. Nearly at the top is an IP address that need to be the IP of the web server - names
are NOT allowed, so it must be numerical. Just under that update the path to the CGI file, you can test the address first in your regular web browser.
I know my original colors are pretty bad, but they work for me. You can modify the line that called color_text to change the foreground and background colors. Also not too hard to change the keystrokes on the remote used to display the mail list, and all the way at the bottom you can change how often the update occurs (defaults to one minute).
Log into the TiVo and copy the file in whatever way you usually do (HTTP, FTP, whatever) and make sure it is executable. Then run it into the background. Give it a few seconds to get the mail and you should be able to cat /tmp/tmpmail and see what would go to the
screen. Then on the TiVo remote, hit Clear-Zero-Clear to check your e-mail!
If you have any problems, I am very weak when it comes to TCL (read: I faked my way thru it) so I probably wouldnt be able to help you out much, but I can try.
<<lessIt requires the new osd writer by cwingert ( http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=550677 ) renamed as color_text (I have included this file in case it is no longer available in the future).
It requires that you have access to a web site that can run CGI and a hacked TiVo. I wont get into the details on how to get these working, since there are many HOWTOs out there for them both. The web server will need a copy of Perl installed, which 99% of Unix servers have.
There are two files you need, both named tivo_mail. Lets start with the CGI.
You need to use your favorite text editor to configure the CGI file. The first four are the lines that start with "use constant". The first three are your ISPs mail server IP
address, your user name, and your password. The last of the four is the sorting value that all e-mail gets if the source address isnt in your "address book." The lowest
numbers are the most important, and the highest the least important. This becomes important because only 16 lines can be shown on the screen, so you want unimportant e-mail to drop off the bottom of the screen.
Last in the CGI file is the address book. The formatting is kinda weird, but you should be able to see from the examples included the format. Please take note that the e-mail address must be lower case! The brackets are required, and the last entry does NOT have the trailing comma. The numbers can be in any order, as shown. Copy this file somewhere that the web server can execute it (usually "cgi-bin").
The other file needed to modify is tivo_mail.tcl, which is installed on the TiVo when done. Nearly at the top is an IP address that need to be the IP of the web server - names
are NOT allowed, so it must be numerical. Just under that update the path to the CGI file, you can test the address first in your regular web browser.
I know my original colors are pretty bad, but they work for me. You can modify the line that called color_text to change the foreground and background colors. Also not too hard to change the keystrokes on the remote used to display the mail list, and all the way at the bottom you can change how often the update occurs (defaults to one minute).
Log into the TiVo and copy the file in whatever way you usually do (HTTP, FTP, whatever) and make sure it is executable. Then run it into the background. Give it a few seconds to get the mail and you should be able to cat /tmp/tmpmail and see what would go to the
screen. Then on the TiVo remote, hit Clear-Zero-Clear to check your e-mail!
If you have any problems, I am very weak when it comes to TCL (read: I faked my way thru it) so I probably wouldnt be able to help you out much, but I can try.
Download (0.14MB)
Added: 2007-02-15 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
981 downloads
Listen 0.5
Listen is a pyGTK client for the XMMS2 music daemon frontend. more>>
Listen is a pyGTK client for the XMMS2 music daemon frontend.
Main features:
- Playlist editor with support repeat, shuffle, sort
- Search in entire media library
- Some utilitie to view information about artist or album provided by wikipedia
- View lyrics fo a song
- A customisable OSD (thanks to project Quodlibet)
- Automatic download cover
- Partial IPOD support (read and play only)
- Drag and drop support :
- From the library to current playlist or saved playlist
- From the playlist to a saved playlist
- From Nautilus to the playlist
- From library or playlist to the Nautilus
- From library or playlist to other GNOME applications
- Export playlist
<<lessMain features:
- Playlist editor with support repeat, shuffle, sort
- Search in entire media library
- Some utilitie to view information about artist or album provided by wikipedia
- View lyrics fo a song
- A customisable OSD (thanks to project Quodlibet)
- Automatic download cover
- Partial IPOD support (read and play only)
- Drag and drop support :
- From the library to current playlist or saved playlist
- From the playlist to a saved playlist
- From Nautilus to the playlist
- From library or playlist to the Nautilus
- From library or playlist to other GNOME applications
- Export playlist
Download (0.52MB)
Added: 2007-02-13 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1015 downloads
LinVDR 0.7
LinVDR is the VDR distribution. more>>
Basically, its an approach to build a small, cut to the bone, ready and easy to install VDR Linux distribution.
LinVDR is a complete, breathing Linux system smaller than 128 MB with a complete digital Video Disk Recorder (VDR) / Personal Video Recorder (PVR) and several plugins -- listed seperately below.
For easy access we installed additionaly the browser frontend VDR Admin and a Samba share for up- and downloading music or DVD images with Windows clients.
The base system is Debian Woody compatible (only compatible, not Debian Woody itself!) with the DVB driver from Convergence and Klaus Schmidingers unbeated Video Disk Recorder Software VDR.
All this Tom has mixed smoothly together, and I made the install system and installation programme -- suitable for normal users without Linux knowledge.
Enhancements:
VDR Version and Plugins
VDR 1.3.17 with enAIO-Patch and this plugins:
- Autotimer-Edit 0.1.4 new
- DVD-Burn 0.0.5 new
- Clock 0.0.5b1 update
- Console 0.6 update
- DVD 0.3.5b06 (without CSS support)
- EPG-Search 0.0.3 new
- Femon (signal strength) 0.1.6 update
- Games 0.6.1 update
- GraphLCD 0.1.1 update
- GraphTFT 0.0.8 new
- Hello 0.1.0
- Image (Diashow) 0.2.2 update
- LCD-Proc 0.0.10 update
- Mailbox 0.3 update
- Manual 0.0.2 (german only) new
- Media-MVP 0.1.5 new
- Media-MVP-Server new
- M-LCD 0.0.4 update
- MP3 0.9.8 update
- MPlayer 0.9.8 update
- OSD-Demo 0.1.0
- Osd-PiP Plugin 0.0.7 update
- OSD-Teletext 0.3.1 update
- Pilot 0.0.7 new
- PIM 0.0.3 new
- Remote 0.3.2 (for IR receiver of Hauppauge Nexus-s cards) update
- Skin-Curses 0.1.0
- Sky 0.1.1
- Sleeptimer 0.6 update
- Status 0.1.0
- Stream-Dev 0.3.3 update
- Taste 0.0.2b new
- Text2Skin (loadable skins) 0.0.8.1 new
- Timeline 0.8.1
- TV-OnScreen 0.6.0 update
- TVTV 0.1.6
- VBox (ISDN voice mailbox) 0.5.1 update
- (S)VCD 0.0.6c
- VDR-CD (playing audio CDs) 0.0.10 update
- WAP 0.0.6d new
Others
- Multi-Language support (currently German and English)
- Install programm updated
- Setup programm updated
- Kernel 2.6.9 with support for (nearly) all chipsets and network cards updated
- DVB driver CVS 2004-12-03 updated
- VDR Admin 0.97 supporting VDR 1.3.x updated
- MPlayer 1.0pre5
- NoAd 0.4.2
- FBTV updated
- Samba 3.0
- DVD-Author 0.6.10 updated
- convert.pl
- vdrsync
- Editor nano
- Alsa
- USB Keyboard support
- dvd+rw-tools 5.13.4.7.4 (suitable for DVD+R/W and DVD-R/W)
- udftools
- Read-only support for NTFS
<<lessLinVDR is a complete, breathing Linux system smaller than 128 MB with a complete digital Video Disk Recorder (VDR) / Personal Video Recorder (PVR) and several plugins -- listed seperately below.
For easy access we installed additionaly the browser frontend VDR Admin and a Samba share for up- and downloading music or DVD images with Windows clients.
The base system is Debian Woody compatible (only compatible, not Debian Woody itself!) with the DVB driver from Convergence and Klaus Schmidingers unbeated Video Disk Recorder Software VDR.
All this Tom has mixed smoothly together, and I made the install system and installation programme -- suitable for normal users without Linux knowledge.
Enhancements:
VDR Version and Plugins
VDR 1.3.17 with enAIO-Patch and this plugins:
- Autotimer-Edit 0.1.4 new
- DVD-Burn 0.0.5 new
- Clock 0.0.5b1 update
- Console 0.6 update
- DVD 0.3.5b06 (without CSS support)
- EPG-Search 0.0.3 new
- Femon (signal strength) 0.1.6 update
- Games 0.6.1 update
- GraphLCD 0.1.1 update
- GraphTFT 0.0.8 new
- Hello 0.1.0
- Image (Diashow) 0.2.2 update
- LCD-Proc 0.0.10 update
- Mailbox 0.3 update
- Manual 0.0.2 (german only) new
- Media-MVP 0.1.5 new
- Media-MVP-Server new
- M-LCD 0.0.4 update
- MP3 0.9.8 update
- MPlayer 0.9.8 update
- OSD-Demo 0.1.0
- Osd-PiP Plugin 0.0.7 update
- OSD-Teletext 0.3.1 update
- Pilot 0.0.7 new
- PIM 0.0.3 new
- Remote 0.3.2 (for IR receiver of Hauppauge Nexus-s cards) update
- Skin-Curses 0.1.0
- Sky 0.1.1
- Sleeptimer 0.6 update
- Status 0.1.0
- Stream-Dev 0.3.3 update
- Taste 0.0.2b new
- Text2Skin (loadable skins) 0.0.8.1 new
- Timeline 0.8.1
- TV-OnScreen 0.6.0 update
- TVTV 0.1.6
- VBox (ISDN voice mailbox) 0.5.1 update
- (S)VCD 0.0.6c
- VDR-CD (playing audio CDs) 0.0.10 update
- WAP 0.0.6d new
Others
- Multi-Language support (currently German and English)
- Install programm updated
- Setup programm updated
- Kernel 2.6.9 with support for (nearly) all chipsets and network cards updated
- DVB driver CVS 2004-12-03 updated
- VDR Admin 0.97 supporting VDR 1.3.x updated
- MPlayer 1.0pre5
- NoAd 0.4.2
- FBTV updated
- Samba 3.0
- DVD-Author 0.6.10 updated
- convert.pl
- vdrsync
- Editor nano
- Alsa
- USB Keyboard support
- dvd+rw-tools 5.13.4.7.4 (suitable for DVD+R/W and DVD-R/W)
- udftools
- Read-only support for NTFS
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Added: 2005-09-01 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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cdenc 0.9.4
cdenc lets you encode whole audio CDs in a special directory which can be burned on CDROM afterwards. more>>
cdenc lets you encode whole audio CDs in a special directory which can be burned on CDROM afterwards.
For other mp3 players like WinAmp the mp3 info tags are set correctly, so that you also get there the full title infos. Additionally you could generate long filenames, so that you could play the music via a shell or explorer environment. Last not least, cdenc generates html files to let you browse through with a normal html browser (but then you cant play more titles on one time).
Furthermore cdenc generates by using Gimp and mpeg2encode bitmaps for the osd of Yamakawa/Raite DVD/MP3 player. cdenc doesnt have a graphical user interfaces. As a clean commandline script, it is designed also to run on machines without X11 (number cruncher) and can work backgrounded. Once correct configured, the work with cdenc reduce to the insertion of an audio CD and the subsequent call of "cdenc -medname mp3cd001", which makes cdenc test if the CD ist not already on another media and if not starts the complete grabbing, compression and index generation.
Unfortunaly cda(xmcd) and gimp have changed a lot so that cdenc wont run with the actual versions. I will change the code to use libaudiocd, but that will take some time. Sorry for that.
Enhancements:
- replaced routine "double" through sprintf (thx to Travis Whitton)
- made cdenc ready to work with Gimp 1.1.18
<<lessFor other mp3 players like WinAmp the mp3 info tags are set correctly, so that you also get there the full title infos. Additionally you could generate long filenames, so that you could play the music via a shell or explorer environment. Last not least, cdenc generates html files to let you browse through with a normal html browser (but then you cant play more titles on one time).
Furthermore cdenc generates by using Gimp and mpeg2encode bitmaps for the osd of Yamakawa/Raite DVD/MP3 player. cdenc doesnt have a graphical user interfaces. As a clean commandline script, it is designed also to run on machines without X11 (number cruncher) and can work backgrounded. Once correct configured, the work with cdenc reduce to the insertion of an audio CD and the subsequent call of "cdenc -medname mp3cd001", which makes cdenc test if the CD ist not already on another media and if not starts the complete grabbing, compression and index generation.
Unfortunaly cda(xmcd) and gimp have changed a lot so that cdenc wont run with the actual versions. I will change the code to use libaudiocd, but that will take some time. Sorry for that.
Enhancements:
- replaced routine "double" through sprintf (thx to Travis Whitton)
- made cdenc ready to work with Gimp 1.1.18
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Added: 2006-07-26 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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