vdr/recording.h
Klaus Schmidinger d5c85f5ff8 Version 1.3.32
- Added some missing braces in remux.c (thanks to Wayne Keer for reporting this one).
- Removed unused MAINMENUENTRY from svdrpdemo.c (thanks to Udo Richter for reporting
  this one).
- Fixed appending sequence end code in cDvbPlayer::Goto() (thanks to Reinhard Nissl).
- Fixed syncing in cRepacker (thanks to Reinhard Nissl).
- Now always using stream id 0xE0 for the video stream, to avoid problems with
  post processing tools that choke on different ids (suggested by Reinhard Nissl).
- Updated the Estonian OSD texts (thanks to Arthur Konovalov).
- Fixed cDvbPlayer::SkipFrames() to properly handle radio recordings (thanks to
  Reinhard Nissl).
- Updated the Swedish OSD texts (thanks to Tomas Prybil).
- Updated the Slovenian OSD texts (thanks to Matjaz Thaler).
- Updated the Danish OSD texts (thanks to Mogens Elneff).
- Made LIRC command parsing more robust (thanks to Ville Skyttä).
- Introduced a separate 'plugins-install' target in the Makefile (thanks to Daniel
  Thompson).
- Re-introduced the code that waits for a tuner lock in VDR/device.c, since
  apparently some users actually need it. It's not active by default, you'll have
  to define the WAIT_FOR_TUNER_LOCK macro in that file if you need it (suggested
  by Malcolm Caldwell).
- Adjusted the Makefile to the dvb-kernel driver on kernel 2.6 and up (thanks to
  Lauri Tischler).
- Repeat keys are now ignored when waiting for a keypress to cancel an operation
  (thanks to Marko Mäkelä).
- The main menu function of a plugin can now be activated through a key macro of
  the form "@plugin" even if that plugin doesn't have a main menu entry (using
  part of a patch by Hardy Flor, which originally implemented calling plugins from
  SVDRP).
- The menu timeout handling is now done centrally in the main program loop.
- Added missing help for the 'help' keyword in the SVDRP command PLUG.
- The main menu function of a plugin can now be called programmatically through
  the static function cRemote::CallPlugin().
- The SVDRP command PLUG now has a new option 'main' which can be used to initiate
  a call to the main menu function of a plugin (using part of a patch by Hardy Flor).
- The new command line option '--vfat' can be used to make VDR encode special
  characters in recording file names, even if it wasn't compiled with VFAT=1
  (suggested by Peter Bieringer). The compile time option VFAT still exists and
  creates a VDR that always behaves as if it were called with '--vfat'.
- Replaced the ':' delimiter between hour and minute in recording file names with
  a '.' under Linux, too. Existing recordings with ':' as delimiter will still work.
- Implemented the SVDRP command MOVC (thanks to Andreas Brachold).
- Added support for multiple audio language codes in ISO639LanguageDescriptors to
  'libsi' (thanks to Marcel Wiesweg).
- Changed the audio PID language codes to hold up to two 3 letter codes, separated
  by '+', to store separate languages broadcast in two channel audio mode.
- If the preferred audio language is broadcast on a PID that has two different
  languages in the two stereo channels, the audio channel is now properly set when
  switching to such a channel (thanks to Mogens Elneff for his help in testing this).
- Fixed some typos in MANUAL (thanks to Ville Skyttä).
- Fixed the default value for "Setup/EPG bugfix level" (thanks to Ville Skyttä for
  reporting this one).
- Fixed defining timers that only differ in the day of week (thanks to Patrick
  Rother for reporting this one).
- Fixed converting summary.vdr files that would result in a very long 'short text'
  (thanks to Carsten Koch).
- Implemented a hash for the channels to reduce the system load in the EIT scanning
  thread (based on a patch by Georg Acher).
2005-09-11 18:00:00 +02:00

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/*
* recording.h: Recording file handling
*
* See the main source file 'vdr.c' for copyright information and
* how to reach the author.
*
* $Id: recording.h 1.40 2005/09/03 13:04:41 kls Exp $
*/
#ifndef __RECORDING_H
#define __RECORDING_H
#include <time.h>
#include "channels.h"
#include "config.h"
#include "epg.h"
#include "thread.h"
#include "timers.h"
#include "tools.h"
extern bool VfatFileSystem;
void RemoveDeletedRecordings(void);
void AssertFreeDiskSpace(int Priority = 0);
///< The special Priority value -1 means that we shall get rid of any
///< deleted recordings faster than normal (because we're cutting).
class cResumeFile {
private:
char *fileName;
public:
cResumeFile(const char *FileName);
~cResumeFile();
int Read(void);
bool Save(int Index);
void Delete(void);
};
class cRecordingInfo {
friend class cRecording;
private:
tChannelID channelID;
const cEvent *event;
cEvent *ownEvent;
cRecordingInfo(tChannelID ChannelID = tChannelID::InvalidID, const cEvent *Event = NULL);
void SetData(const char *Title, const char *ShortText, const char *Description);
public:
~cRecordingInfo();
const char *Title(void) const { return event->Title(); }
const char *ShortText(void) const { return event->ShortText(); }
const char *Description(void) const { return event->Description(); }
const cComponents *Components(void) const { return event->Components(); }
bool Read(FILE *f);
bool Write(FILE *f, const char *Prefix = "") const;
};
class cRecording : public cListObject {
private:
mutable int resume;
mutable char *titleBuffer;
mutable char *sortBuffer;
mutable char *fileName;
mutable char *name;
cRecordingInfo *info;
static char *StripEpisodeName(char *s);
char *SortName(void) const;
int GetResume(void) const;
public:
time_t start;
int priority;
int lifetime;
cRecording(cTimer *Timer, const cEvent *Event);
cRecording(const char *FileName);
~cRecording();
virtual int Compare(const cListObject &ListObject) const;
const char *Name(void) const { return name; }
const char *FileName(void) const;
const char *Title(char Delimiter = ' ', bool NewIndicator = false, int Level = -1) const;
const cRecordingInfo *Info(void) const { return info; }
const char *PrefixFileName(char Prefix);
int HierarchyLevels(void) const;
bool IsNew(void) const { return GetResume() <= 0; }
bool IsEdited(void) const;
bool WriteInfo(void);
bool Delete(void);
// Changes the file name so that it will no longer be visible in the "Recordings" menu
// Returns false in case of error
bool Remove(void);
// Actually removes the file from the disk
// Returns false in case of error
};
class cRecordings : public cList<cRecording> {
private:
bool deleted;
time_t lastUpdate;
void ScanVideoDir(const char *DirName);
public:
cRecordings(bool Deleted = false);
bool Load(void);
void TriggerUpdate(void) { lastUpdate = 0; }
bool NeedsUpdate(void);
cRecording *GetByName(const char *FileName);
void AddByName(const char *FileName);
void DelByName(const char *FileName);
};
extern cRecordings Recordings;
class cMark : public cListObject {
public:
int position;
char *comment;
cMark(int Position = 0, const char *Comment = NULL);
~cMark();
cString ToText(void);
bool Parse(const char *s);
bool Save(FILE *f);
};
class cMarks : public cConfig<cMark> {
public:
bool Load(const char *RecordingFileName);
void Sort(void);
cMark *Add(int Position);
cMark *Get(int Position);
cMark *GetPrev(int Position);
cMark *GetNext(int Position);
};
#define RUC_BEFORERECORDING "before"
#define RUC_AFTERRECORDING "after"
#define RUC_EDITEDRECORDING "edited"
class cRecordingUserCommand {
private:
static const char *command;
public:
static void SetCommand(const char *Command) { command = Command; }
static void InvokeCommand(const char *State, const char *RecordingFileName);
};
//XXX+
#define FRAMESPERSEC 25
// The maximum size of a single frame (up to HDTV 1920x1080):
#define MAXFRAMESIZE KILOBYTE(512)
// The maximum file size is limited by the range that can be covered
// with 'int'. 4GB might be possible (if the range is considered
// 'unsigned'), 2GB should be possible (even if the range is considered
// 'signed'), so let's use 2000MB for absolute safety (the actual file size
// may be slightly higher because we stop recording only before the next
// 'I' frame, to have a complete Group Of Pictures):
#define MAXVIDEOFILESIZE 2000 // MB
#define MINVIDEOFILESIZE 100 // MB
class cIndexFile {
private:
struct tIndex { int offset; uchar type; uchar number; short reserved; };
int f;
char *fileName;
int size, last;
tIndex *index;
cResumeFile resumeFile;
cMutex mutex;
bool CatchUp(int Index = -1);
public:
cIndexFile(const char *FileName, bool Record);
~cIndexFile();
bool Ok(void) { return index != NULL; }
bool Write(uchar PictureType, uchar FileNumber, int FileOffset);
bool Get(int Index, uchar *FileNumber, int *FileOffset, uchar *PictureType = NULL, int *Length = NULL);
int GetNextIFrame(int Index, bool Forward, uchar *FileNumber = NULL, int *FileOffset = NULL, int *Length = NULL, bool StayOffEnd = false);
int Get(uchar FileNumber, int FileOffset);
int Last(void) { CatchUp(); return last; }
int GetResume(void) { return resumeFile.Read(); }
bool StoreResume(int Index) { return resumeFile.Save(Index); }
};
class cFileName {
private:
int file;
int fileNumber;
char *fileName, *pFileNumber;
bool record;
bool blocking;
public:
cFileName(const char *FileName, bool Record, bool Blocking = false);
~cFileName();
const char *Name(void) { return fileName; }
int Number(void) { return fileNumber; }
int Open(void);
void Close(void);
int SetOffset(int Number, int Offset = 0);
int NextFile(void);
};
cString IndexToHMSF(int Index, bool WithFrame = false);
// Converts the given index to a string, optionally containing the frame number.
int HMSFToIndex(const char *HMSF);
// Converts the given string (format: "hh:mm:ss.ff") to an index.
int SecondsToFrames(int Seconds); //XXX+ ->player???
// Returns the number of frames corresponding to the given number of seconds.
int ReadFrame(int f, uchar *b, int Length, int Max);
#endif //__RECORDING_H