[vdr] VDR Startup OSD/GUI

[Brian McKerr <brian@mckerrs.net>]

Folks,

I managed to compile VDR 1.2.6 on a 2.6.0-test11 kernel with my Nebula 
DigiTV PCI card. I can get vdr to run in daemon mode with something like;

vdr -d -P "*"

In my /var/log/messages file I see;

Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: VDR version 1.2.6 started
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/setup.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/sources.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/diseqc.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/channels.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/svdrphosts.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/ca.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/remote.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: loading /video/keymacros.conf
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: found 1 video device
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: setting primary device to 1
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: device 1 has no MPEG decoder
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: SVDRP listening on port 2001
Dec  9 23:15:04 pvr vdr[25419]: switching to channel 1
Dec  9 23:17:42 pvr vdr[25419]: connect from 127.0.0.1, port 34028 - 
accepted


Now, I'm completely at a loss as to how to activate the OSD. It must be 
so simple that I've completely missed it !

Incidentally, xine works a treat with DVB and my nebula card so I'm sure 
there are no silly DVB errors.

Any help ?


Cheers,


Brian.



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