[vdr] Re: timer problem with 1.2.0 and autopid

[Klaus Schmidinger <Klaus.Schmidinger@cadsoft.de>]

Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
> 
> Jan Wagner wrote:
> >
> > Am Die, 2003-06-03 um 18.26 schrieb Klaus Schmidinger:
> > > > timers.conf:
> > > > 1:C-1-1079-28006:3:2012:2210:50:50:Der Aufstand:
> >
> > > > channels.conf:
> > > > ZDF:394:M64:C:6900:110:120:130:0:28006:1:1079:16387
> >
> > > If I'm not mistaken the autopid patch abuses the RID in a way it wasn't designed
> > > to be. Your channel definition has an RID of 16387, while the channel id in
> > > the timer definition doesn't have this. I'm not happy with what the autopid
> > > patch does to the RID, but it's beyond my control...
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I set all RIDs to 0 and it works now. From vdr.5: "the last part can be
> > omitted if it is 0". In my case it was not zero, but should vdr then not
> > add it by itself, so that the id would be C-1-1079-28006-16387? Or is
> > that a side effect of autopid?
> 
> If you change the RID from within (original) VDR menus, the behaviour should be
> correct. Maybe the patched version changes the RID (or any other settings)
> and doesn't write out the timers.conf file (which it should, since the channel
> ids might have changed)?

Well, looks like I have to correct myself.
I just looked through the cMenuEditChannel::ProcessKey() and saw that
apparently the timers are _not_ saved when a channel is edited. I'll
need to fix this.

I still don't know, though, whether the patched VDR saves the timers
after having modified a channel. Maybe Andreas can check that.

Klaus
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