[vdr] Re: timeout for "0" key feature and this thread

[Beppe <vdr@beep.mine.nu>]

Clemens Kirchgatterer wrote:
> Beppe <vdr@beep.mine.nu> wrote:
>
>
> > I zapp and zapp don't know what channel # i'm at.
> > i see a good movie and suddenly a commercial break.
>
> what if you used +/- to come to this channel?
it's not the point!

> > Then whold like to see some news, I do right key until my NEWS group 
> > selection pop-up.(ch#25)
> > but now the good news is two + away(zero will lose the movie ch#)
> > oo sh*t there is only bad news here and maybe the commercial break is
> > over.
> >
> > If i press zero now I jump one channel up(-) #26.
>
> no, you wouldn't.
where then?
> ok, i understand, we both want basicly the same. but your suggestion, is
> more limmiting then mine.
>
> in the above example, you are not allowed to switch to the "to be
> remembered channel" by left,left,minus,minus,minus,(uups, to far!)plus.
>
> channels will only get marked for "0" switching, when not got switched
> to using +/-. thats the point. you see?
what is a good timeout value?
If the timeout is set to 5 sec.
start zapping(+) from #3 -> #8
AhMy Goddess what a sweet dolphin i see,
so i stay there seeing it swims away.
hurry up dolphin, i only got 2 more seconds to see you else
the zero button will remember this channel.
lucky us it was a fast dolphin.

continue zapping(+) #8 -> #13
*g* that is a good looking babe,
well she is definitely at least 10 sec worth seeing.

continue zapping(+) #13 -> #25
and now when press zero. not a lucky number 13. is't?

I feel this is a stress factor!

if you can go there quick with(left,right,+ or -), you also can go back 
quick.

why not, when starting vdr.
zero memory is nothing.
and when pressing zero it will remember this channel.
if i press #342,left ok,right ok, + or/and - it will not touch the zero 
memory.
Then press zero, it will remember this channel and jump to what it 
was.(it can be a beautiful code)


::beppe



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