Version 0.90

- Modified the display of the channel group separators (thanks to Markus Lang
  for this suggestion).
- Added support for replaying DVDs (thanks to Andreas Schultz). See INSTALL for
  instructions on how to compile VDR with DVD support.
- Fixed replay progress display in case replay is paused while watching an
  ongoing recording.
- Ringbuffer uses semaphores to signal empty/full conditions.
- Fixed calculating the timeout value in cFile::FileReady() (thanks to
  Wolfgang Henselmann-Weiss).

INSTALL

@@ -15,7 +15,16 @@ If you have the DVB driver source in a different location
 you will have to change the definition of DVBDIR in the
 Makefile.
 
-This program requires the card driver version 0.9.0 or higher
+If you want to use your DVD drive you will need to compile VDR with
+
+  make DVD=1
+
+to activate DVD support. VDR then also needs the package 'libdvdread'
+in order to replay DVDs. This package is expected to be located in the
+directory ../DVD (seen from the VDR directory).  Adjust the definition
+of DVDDIR in the Makefile if necessary.
+
+VDR requires the card driver version 0.9.0 or higher
 to work properly. You need to load the dvb.o module *without* option
 'outstream=0' (previous versions of VDR required this option to have
 the driver supply the data in AV_PES format; as of version 0.70 VDR
@@ -100,6 +109,19 @@ This program must be given to VDR with the '-a' option, as in
 
   vdr -a ac3play
 
+Accessing the DVD drive:
+------------------------
+
+By default VDR expects the DVD drive to be located at /dev/dvd (which
+typically is a symbolic link to the actual device, for instance /dev/hdc).
+You can use the '-V' option to overwrite this, as in
+
+  vdr -V /media/dvd
+
+Note that the user id under which VDR runs needs to have write access to
+the DVD device in order to replay CSS protected DVDs (which also requires
+the presence of the 'libcss' library).
+
 The video data directory:
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