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asus U3100 DMBTH 電視棒反釋源碼

Video Disk Recorder User's Manual
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Version 1.4
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* Remote Control Keys

  The following remote control keys are used to control the VDR
  operation. To keep the number of different keys as small as
  possible, several keys have different meanings in the various
  modes:

  Key     Normal      VDR          Channels   Timers     Edit/New      Recordings        Replay           Audio

  Up      Ch up       Crsr up      Crsr up    Crsr up    Crsr up       Crsr up           Play             Sel. track
  Down    Ch down     Crsr down    Crsr down  Crsr down  Crsr down     Crsr down         Pause            Sel. track
  Left    Prev group  -            Page up    Page up    Decrement     Page up           Search back      Sel. channel
  Right   Next group  -            Page down  Page down  Increment     Page down         Search forward   Sel. channel
  Ok      Ch display  Select       Switch     Edit       Accept        Play              Progress disp.   Switch & Close
  Menu    Menu on     Menu off     Menu off   Menu off   Menu off      Menu off          Menu off         Menu off
  Back    -           Menu off     VDR menu   VDR menu   Discard       VDR menu          Recordings menu  Close
  Red     -           Record       Edit       On/Off     ABC/abc       Play/Commands(1)  Jump             -
  Green   -           Audio        New        New        Ins/Ovr       Rewind            Skip -60s        -
  Yellow  -           Pause live   Delete     Delete     Delete        Delete            Skip +60s        -
  Blue    -           Stop/Resume  Mark       Info       -             Info              Stop             -
  0..9    Ch select   -            Sort(2)    Day(3)     Numeric inp.  Exec cmd(1)       Editing          -

  In a numerical input field (like the response to a CAM enquiry) the keys 0..9
  are used to enter the data, and the Left key can be used to delete the last
  entered digit.

  In a text input field (like, e.g., the file name of a recording) the characters
  can be entered by pressing the numeric keys, the same way as on a telephone
  keypad.

  If your remote control provides additional keys, they can be used for the
  following functions:

  Info        display information on the currently viewed programme or recording
  Play        resume normal replay
  Pause       pause replay or live video
  Stop        stop replay
  Record      instant recording
  FastFwd     fast forward
  FastRew     fast rewind

  Next        Next/previous channel group (in live tv mode)
  Prev        or next/previous editing mark (in replay mode)

  Channel+    channel up
  Channel-    channel down
  PrevChannel previous channel

  Power       shutdown

  Volume+     volume up
  Volume-     volume down
  Mute        mute

  Audio       select audio track

  Schedule    \
  Channels    |
  Timers      | directly access the VDR
  Recordings  | main menu functions
  Setup       |
  Commands    /

  User1...9   additional user defined keys for macro functions
              (defined in 'keymacros.conf')

  Note that in normal viewing mode (no OSD active) the color keys can have user
  defined functionality, as configured in 'keymacros.conf'.
  The default assignment is

  Red       Recordings menu
  Green     Schedule menu
  Yellow    Info
  Blue      Timers menu

  (1) See "Processing Recordings" below.
  (2) In the "Channels" menu the '0' key switches the sort mode through "by number",
      "by name" and "by provider". Other numeric input positions the cursor to
      the channel with the number entered so far. If there is no channel with that
      number, nothing happens. While entering a channel number, the '0' key will
      be treated as part of that number, not as a sort mode toggle. If no numeric
      key has been pressed for more than one second, the number is reset and '0'
      functions as sort mode toggle again.
  (3) In the "Timers" menu, when on the "Day" item, the '0' key toggles between
      a single shot and a repeating timer. If "Day" indicates a repeating timer,
      the keys '1'...'7' can be used to toggle the individual days ('1' is Monday).

* Navigating through the On Screen Menus

  The "VDR" menu can be called up with the "Menu" key of your remote
  control unit. The "Up" and "Down" keys are used to select a specific
  item. The "Left" and "Right" keys can be used to change options, and
  the numeric keys allow direct input of numeric data. The "Ok" key
  confirms any changes (or switches to a channel in the "Channels" menu).
  The "Back" key goes back one level in the menu structure, discarding
  any changes that might have been made in the current menu.

  In the "Timers" menu, the current timer can be enabled or disabled with
  the "Red" key. Enabled timers are marked with '>', timers
  that are currently recording are marked with '#'. If a timer has the
  "First day" set so that it will start recording only on the given date,
  it is marked with '!'. The "Red" key toggles through the "enabled" and
  "disabled" states, and for repeating timers that are currently recording
  also a state that ends this recording prematurely and sets the "First day"
  date so that it will record again the next time the timer hits.
  "Ok" here opens the "Edit timer" menu.

  Textual options, like channel names or recording file names, can be edited
  by pressing the "Right" key (which puts brackets around the current
  character as in "[R]TL"), selecting the desired character position with
  "Left" and "Right", and changing the character with the "Up" and "Down"
  keys. "Ok" then confirms the changes. The "Red" key toggles between
  upper- and lowercase characters, while the "Green" key switches between
  insert and overwrite mode. The "Yellow" key deletes the current character
  (or the one to the right of the cursor in insert mode).

  The "Red", "Green", "Yellow" and "Blue" keys have special meanings
  in various menus and are listed at the bottom of the on-screen-display.

  At any point in the menu system, pressing the "Menu" key again will
  immediately leave the menu system (discarding any pending changes).

* The "Schedule" Menu

  The "Schedule" menu implements VDR's "Electronic Program Guide" (EPG).

  Select "Schedule" from the "VDR" menu and you get a list of all upcoming
  broadcasts on the current channel.

  "Up" and "Down" can be used to scroll through this list, and pressing "Ok"
  displays detailed information about the selected programme. Pressing "Ok"
  again (or pressing "Back") gets you back into the "Schedule" menu.

  From the "Schedule" menu, the "Green" key opens the "What's on now?"
  menu, which displays all programmes that are currently running on all
  channels that broadcast their programme information on the current
  transponder, or from channels that have been current lately (VDR stores
  all information it gathers in an internal list). The more channels you
  have been switching through lately, the longer this list will be.
  The "Yellow" key opens the "What's on next?" menu, which lists all
  programmes that will start next on all channels.

  Inside the "What's on now/next?" menus the "Green" key toggles between
  the "Now" and "Next" display, and the "Yellow" key takes you to the
  "Schedule" menu of the current channel in the list.

  The "Red" key allows you to instantly program a timer to record the
  selected programme. After pressing this key, the current event will
  be marked with 'T', and the function of the "Red" key will change from
  "Record" to "Timer". Pressing "Red" on an event marked with 'T' will open
  the "Edit timer" menu for this timer, where you can make any modifications
  you may want to apply. Note that the Start and Stop time are offset by the
  MarginStart and MarginStop parameters (see Setup) in order to make sure the
  entire programme is recorded in case it doesn't exactly adhere to its
  published start/stop times. Of course, no guarantee can be given that the
  default margin values will be sufficient, so in case this recording is
  really important you may want to add an extra margin ;-). VPS recordings
  will use the exact Start (or VPS) and Stop times as given in the event.
  If a timer is newly created from within the "Schedule" menu, and its event is
  already running or has its start time within the next two minutes, it goes
  directly into the "Edit timer" menu in order to allow the user to make further
  changes to timer parameters before the actual recording starts.

  The "Blue" key can be pressed to switch to the channel with the selected
  programme.

  The following markers in these menus give additional information about the
  status of the events:

  t  there is a timer defined for this event which covers only part of the event
  T  there is a timer defined for this event which covers the entire event
  V  this event has a VPS time that's different than its start time
  *  this event is currently running (the validity of this marker depends on
     whether there is currently a DVB card receiving the transponder this channel
     is on).

  Pressing '0' in the "Schedule" menu rotates through displaying "This event on
  this channel", "This event on all channels" and "All events on all channels".
  This can be used to find reruns of a given show, or the episodes of a series.
  Note that if there are many channels in your channels.conf, displaying the
  "All events on all channels" page may take a while.

* Selecting a Channel

  There are four ways to select a channel:

  1. With no On Screen Menu displayed press the "Up" or "Down" key to switch
     to the next higher or lower channel.
  2. Press the "Menu" key to bring up the On Screen Menu, select "Channels"
     and browse through the list with the "Up" and "Down" key; to switch to the
     selected channel press "Ok".
  3. Directly type in the channel number with the numeric keys ('0'..'9');
     if no key is pressed for about one second, the digits collected so
     far will define the channel number.
  4. From the "Now", "Next" and "Event" menus (accessible through the "Schedule"
     menu) by pressing the "Blue" key.

  Pressing the '0' key in normal viewing mode toggles between the current and
  the previous channel. A channel is considered "previous" if it has been
  selected for at least 3 seconds.

  After switching to a different channel the channel number and name, as well
  as the current time are displayed in the OSD. If available, the
  'current/next' information will be displayed below this line. This display
  automatically goes away after about five seconds, or if any key is pressed.
  To bring up the channel display without switching channels you can press
  the "Ok" key.