Version 1.1.11

- Fixed an incomplete initialization of the filter parameters in eit.c (thanks
  to Jeremy Hall).
- Fixed the 'newplugin' script for use with the NEWSTRUCT driver (thanks to
  Andreas Schultz for reporting this one). If you have already created a plugin
  directory and Makefile with 'newplugin', please apply the following patch to it:

  -------------------------------------------------------
  --- Makefile    2002/06/10 16:24:06     1.4
  +++ Makefile    2002/09/17 15:36:36     1.5
  @@ -15,7 +15,12 @@

   ### The directory environment:

  +ifdef NEWSTRUCT
  +DVBDIR = ../../../../DVB/include
  +DEFINES += -DNEWSTRUCT
  +else
   DVBDIR = ../../../../DVB/ost/include
  +endif
   VDRDIR = ../../..
   VDRINC = $(VDRDIR)/include
   LIBDIR = ../../lib
  @@ -34,7 +39,7 @@

   INCLUDES = -I$(VDRINC) -I$(DVBDIR)

  -DEFINES = -DPLUGIN_NAME_I18N='"$(PLUGIN)"'
  +DEFINES += -DPLUGIN_NAME_I18N='"$(PLUGIN)"'

   ### The object files (add further files here):
  -------------------------------------------------------

  This is the diff for the 'setup' example that comes with VDR, so your line
  numbers may be different.
- Added a missing 'public' keyword in device.h (thanks to Martin Hammerschmid).
- Fixed a race condition when starting 'Transfer Mode'.
- Rearranged the remote control key handling to allow plugins to implement
  additional types of remote controls (see PLUGINS.html, section "Remote Control").
  The previously used files 'keys.conf' and 'keys-pc.conf' have been replaced
  by the file 'remote.conf', which holds the key definitions of all remote controls.
- The LIRC remote control keys are now handled just like the keyboard and RCU keys.
  This means that you can use the lircd.conf file as is for your remote control,
  without the need of editing it to make the key names the same as used in VDR.
  When first starting VDR it will go into the "Learning keys" mode and ask you
  to press the various keys. The resulting key assignment will be stored in
  the file 'remote.conf'.
  Since I have no way of testing the LIRC support, I hope I didn't break it in
  the process...
- While learning the remote control keys it is now possible to press the 'Menu'
  key to skip the definition of keys that are not available on your particular
  RC unit.
- Fixed handling DVD subtitles in the SPU decoder (thanks to Andreas Schultz).
- Avoiding restarts due to 'panic level' when switching channels on the primary
  device during EPG scan.

INSTALL

@@ -330,8 +330,7 @@ of the card that can receive it.
 Learning the remote control keys:
 ---------------------------------
 
-There is no default 'keys.conf' file, so if you compile the program
-with 'REMOTE=RCU' you will have to go through a "teach-in"
+There is no default 'remote.conf' file, so you will have to go through a "teach-in"
 session that allows the program to learn your remote control codes.
 It will first attempt to determine the basic data transfer mode and
 timing of your remote control unit, and then will ask you to press one
@@ -342,11 +341,8 @@ you define, the more you will be able to navigate through the menus and
 control recording/replaying. The program uses only a very small number
 of keys which have multiple meanings in the various modes (see MANUAL
 for a detailed description).
-If the program has been built with "REMOTE=KBD", it will use the
-key configuration file 'keys-pc.conf', so that you won't loose data
-when switching between remote control and keyboard mode.
 
-The default PC key assignments are:
+The recommended PC key assignments are:
 
   Up, Down, Left, Right     Crsr keys in numeric block
   Menu                      'Home' in numeric block
@@ -359,10 +355,6 @@ The default PC key assignments are:
   Mute                      'm'
 
 If you prefer different key assignments, or if the default doesn't work for
-your keyboard, simply delete the file 'keys-pc.conf' and restart 'vdr' to get
+your keyboard, simply delete the file 'remote.conf' and restart 'vdr' to get
 into learning mode.
 
-If the program has been compiled with 'REMOTE=LIRC', no 'keys.conf' file
-will be used. Instead, the key names as listed in the source file 'config.c'
-must be used when setting up LIRC. See http://www.lirc.org for more about LIRC.
-