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Added a note to the "Pausing live video" section of the MANUAL

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Klaus Schmidinger 2017-04-03 08:42:10 +02:00
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- Now stopping any ongoing recordings before stopping the plugins, to avoid
a crash when stopping VDR while recording.
2017-04-02: Version 2.3.4
2017-04-03: Version 2.3.4
- The functionality of HandleRemoteModifications(), which synchronizes changes to
timers between peer VDR machines, has been moved to timers.[ch] and renamed to
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The most important being: implement a command line option to control the level
of logging (in particular allow turning off logging completely!) and never print
anything to stdout or stderr (unless one of the listed exceptions applies).
- Added a note to the "Pausing live video" section of the MANUAL, stating that
the timer for paused live video will always record on the local VDR, even if
an "SVDRP default host" has been set for normal timer recordings.

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* Pausing live video
If you want to pause the live programme you are just watching, simple press
If you want to pause the live programme you are just watching, simply press
"Menu/Yellow" or "Pause" on your remote control. VDR will start an instant
recording of the current channel (just as if you had pressed "Menu/Red" or
"Record") and immediately begin replaying that recording. Replay will be
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in the "Setup/Recording" menu. Recording time will be the same as for
any other instant recording, so by default it will record 3 hours (which
should be enough for any normal broadcast).
Note that the timer that is created for recording the paused live video will
always record on the local VDR, even if an "SVDRP default host" has been
set for normal timer recordings.
* Replaying a Recording