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==Usage==
==Software requirements==
There are too much features to describe them all here. You can read the plugins manpages online:
# epgsearch >= Version 0.9.17: only vdr >= 1.3.46
# epgsearch < Version 0.9.16: vdr >= 1.3.7

==Installation==
See [[plugin installation]].

{{Box Info|
With version 0.9.18 the default place for the configuration files has changed. Please read the HISTORY.
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There are too much features to describe them all here. But you can read the great documentation online:
# [http://winni.vdr-developer.org/epgsearch/en/epgsearch.1.html README]
# [http://winni.vdr-developer.org/epgsearch/en/epgsearch.1.html README]
# [http://winni.vdr-developer.org/epgsearch/en/epgsearch.4.html MANUAL]
# [http://winni.vdr-developer.org/epgsearch/en/epgsearch.4.html MANUAL]


==Configuration==
==Configuration==
This plugin can be used as standard schedule viewer. therefor the '''/etc/vdr/[[keymacros.conf]]''' file has to altered
This plugin can be used as standard schedule viewer. therefore the '''/etc/vdr/[[keymacros.conf]]''' file has to altered
# Remote control key macros for VDR
# Remote control key macros for VDR
#
#
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Blue Timers
Blue Timers
Yellow @prefermenu
Yellow @prefermenu

===[[SVDRP]] commands===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Parameter
!Description
|-
| LSTS [ID] || Lists all searches, or the search with the given ID [ID].
The output is the same as the contents of epgsearch.conf.
|-
| NEWS&nbsp;<settings> || Adds a new search. <settings> is formatted as epgsearch.conf. Hint: ID needs to be given, but is ignored and a new ID is generated.
|-
| DELS <ID> || Deletes search with given ID <ID>.
|-
| EDIS <settings> || modifies a a search.
|-
| UPDS [OSD] || Trigger update of search timers. If OSD is given, a message appears on OSD as soon as update is finished.
|-
| UPDD || re-read epgsearchdone.data after file change with external tool.
|-
| SETS <nowiki><ON|OFF></nowiki> || de-/activate thread for search timers.
|-
| FIND <settings> || find EPG events matching to &lt;settings&gt;
|}

There are more [[SVDRP]] commands. For a complete list, read the [http://winni.vdr-developer.org/epgsearch/en/epgsearch.4.html#9__svdrp_interface MANUAL].


==Problems and wish list==
==Problems and wish list==

Revision as of 14:41, 3 December 2013

Description

===Author:=== Christian Wieninger

EPG Search can be used a replacement EPG view. It extends the standard EPG view (ie. search for rebroadcasts), a command menu for epg events and a search function for EPG. The search may create automatically timers.

This 'search timers', search for broadcasts in the background and add a timer if one matches (similar to VDRAdmin's auto-timers) or simply announce it via OSD. Once you have created your searches, any programme(s) matching your criteria (Programme title/description; start/end time; channel etc.), it will be recorded. So you can record every episode of a series automatically.

A timer-conflict-check checks in the background for overlapping timers and if one cannot be record it informs the user via OSD. The conflict can then be resolved with an easy to handle OSD menu.

Epgsearch can inform you with an email at timer-updates and/or at timer-conflicts and you can use user defined variables for use in searchtimers and for calling external scripts to influence timer creation.

Status

Last Update 09/2011

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Usage

There are too much features to describe them all here. You can read the plugins manpages online:

  1. README
  2. MANUAL

Configuration

This plugin can be used as standard schedule viewer. therefore the /etc/vdr/keymacros.conf file has to altered

# Remote control key macros for VDR
#
# Format:
#
# macrokey  key1 key2 key3...
# macrokey  @plugin key1 key2 key3...
#
# See man vdr(5)

Red       @pilot
Green     @epgsearch
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Blue      Timers
Yellow    @prefermenu

SVDRP commands

Parameter Description
LSTS [ID] Lists all searches, or the search with the given ID [ID].

The output is the same as the contents of epgsearch.conf.

NEWS <settings> Adds a new search. <settings> is formatted as epgsearch.conf. Hint: ID needs to be given, but is ignored and a new ID is generated.
DELS <ID> Deletes search with given ID <ID>.
EDIS <settings> modifies a a search.
UPDS [OSD] Trigger update of search timers. If OSD is given, a message appears on OSD as soon as update is finished.
UPDD re-read epgsearchdone.data after file change with external tool.
SETS <ON|OFF> de-/activate thread for search timers.
FIND <settings> find EPG events matching to <settings>

There are more SVDRP commands. For a complete list, read the MANUAL.

Problems and wish list

Links

  1. Plugin homepage