Add section on how to re-run display scan to README.md
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You can use the wirbelscan-Plugin, w_scan, t2scan (especially useful for DVB-T2) or ready-to-use channellists from http://channelpedia.yavdr.com/gen/
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You can use the wirbelscan-Plugin, w_scan, t2scan (especially useful for DVB-T2) or ready-to-use channellists from http://channelpedia.yavdr.com/gen/
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Important: vdr.service must be stopped if you want to edit VDR configuration files: `sudo stop vdr.service`
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Important: vdr.service must be stopped if you want to edit VDR configuration files: `sudo stop vdr.service`
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### Rescan displays
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If you change the connected displays you may need to update the display configuration. This can be achived by running the `yavdr-xorg` role:
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```shell
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sudo -H ansible-playbook yavdr07.yml -b -i 'localhost_inventory' --connection=local --tags="yavdr-xorg"
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```
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### running single roles without a custom playbook
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You can choose to (re-)run single roles included in a playbook by including their name in the `--tags` argument (see example above for rescanning displays with `yavdr-xorg`).
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