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[[Debian]] includes packaged versions of [[VDR]] and a selection of [[Plugins|VDR plugins]] |
[[Debian]] includes packaged versions of [[VDR]] and a selection of [[Plugins|VDR plugins]] |
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** install a software decoder plugin. |
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** buy and install a hardware decoder card such as the DXR3 |
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Neither the software decoder plugins or the DXR3 plugin are, at the time of writing, available in the Debian repositories, so you will have to compile from source. You are advised to follow the [[DEBIAN_Compiling_VDR_Source_Packages|guide to building Debian VDR packages from source]]. |
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You can use Aptitude or Synaptic to search for available vdr packages. eg. |
You can use Aptitude or Synaptic to search for available vdr packages. eg. |
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<pre>richard@vito:~$ aptitude search ^vdr |
<pre>richard@vito:~$ aptitude search ^vdr |
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** Default recordings directory (it recommends /var/lib/video.00 and asks to create it, I always say no and manually create a /srv/vdr folder, it's up to you) |
** Default recordings directory (it recommends /var/lib/video.00 and asks to create it, I always say no and manually create a /srv/vdr folder, it's up to you) |
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** Choose your card type |
** Choose your card type |
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[[Category:Debian]] |
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Revision as of 13:40, 20 July 2006
Debian includes packaged versions of VDR and a selection of VDR plugins
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- If you have a Full-featured DVB Card (one with a builtin MPEG decoder chip) then these packages will probably be all you need to get started.
- If on the other hand you have bought a so called budget DVB card, you will need to either:
- install a software decoder plugin.
- buy and install a hardware decoder card such as the DXR3
Neither the software decoder plugins or the DXR3 plugin are, at the time of writing, available in the Debian repositories, so you will have to compile from source. You are advised to follow the guide to building Debian VDR packages from source.
You can use Aptitude or Synaptic to search for available vdr packages. eg.
richard@vito:~$ aptitude search ^vdr p vdr - Video Disk Recorder for DVB cards v vdr-daemon - id vdr-dev - Video Disk Recorder for DVB cards v vdr-kbd - v vdr-lirc - p vdr-plugin-bitstreamout - Plugin to vdr for playing AC3-Sound via yo p vdr-plugin-console - Plugin for vdr that implements a virtual t p vdr-plugin-dvd - Plugin to vdr for playing DVD's p vdr-plugin-examples - Plugins for vdr to show some possible feat p vdr-plugin-femon - DVB frontend status monitor plugin for vdr p vdr-plugin-freecell - Plugin to vdr that implements the card gam p vdr-plugin-games - Plugin to vdr for playing tetris, snake an p vdr-plugin-mp3 - Plugin to vdr for playing mp3's p vdr-plugin-osdteletext - Teletext plugin for vdr p vdr-plugin-prefermenu - Plugin that implements a preferred channel p vdr-plugin-remote - Plugin for vdr to support the built-in rem p vdr-plugin-sky - Plugin for using a Sky Digibox with vdr p vdr-plugin-vcd - Plugin to vdr for playing (S)VCD's p vdr-plugin-weather - Weather plugin for vdr v vdr-rcu - p vdradmin - Web-based administration tool for vdr
- Use Aptitude or Synaptic to install the base "vdr" package and any plugins that interest you.
richard@vito:~$ sudo aptitude install vdr
- You will be prompted and asked to make decisions about:
- DVB kernel modules (in my experience DVB modules are automatically loaded)
- Default recordings directory (it recommends /var/lib/video.00 and asks to create it, I always say no and manually create a /srv/vdr folder, it's up to you)
- Choose your card type