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             stop time of the programme, just in case there is no real VPS data
             available at the time of recording, so VDR has to fall back to
             normal timer recording.
  Priority:  The Priority (0..99) is used to decide which timer shall be
             started in case there are two or more timers with the exact same
             start time. The first timer in the list with the highest Priority
             will be used. This value is also stored with the recording and is
             later used to decide which recording to remove from disk in order
             to free space for a new recording. If the disk is full and a new
             recording needs more space, an existing recording with the lowest
             Priority (and which has exceeded its guaranteed Lifetime) will be
             removed. If all available DVB cards are currently occupied, a
             timer with a higher priority will interrupt the timer with the
             lowest priority in order to start recording.
  Lifetime:  The number of days (0..99) a recording made through this timer is
             guaranteed to remain on disk before it is automatically removed
             to free up space for a new recording. Note that setting this
             parameter to very high values for all recordings may soon fill up
             the entire disk and cause new recordings to fail due to low disk
             space. The special value 99 means that this recording will live
             "forever", and a value of 0 means that this recording can be
             deleted any time if a recording with a higher priority needs disk
             space.
  File:      The name under which a recording created through this timer will
             be stored on disk (the actual name will also contain the date and
             time, so it is possible to have a "repeating timer" store all its
             recordings under the same name; they will be distinguishable by
             their date and time).
             If the file name contains the special character '~', the recording
             will be stored in a hierarchical directory structure. For instance,
             a file name of "Sci-Fi~Star Trek~Voyager" will result in a directory
             structure "/video/Sci-Fi/Star_Trek/Voyager". The '~' character has
             been chosen for this since the file system's directory delimiter '/'
             may be part of a regular programme name.
             Repeating timers create recordings that contain the 'Episode name'
             information from the EPG data in their file name. Typically (on tv
             stations that care about their viewers) this contains the episode
             title of a series. The episode name is appended to the timer's file name,
             separated by a '~' character, so that it results in all recordings
             of this timer being collected in a common subdirectory.
             If this field is left blank, the channel name will be used to form
             the name of the recording.
  First day: The date of the first day when this timer shall start recording
             (only available for repeating timers).

  A timer can also be programmed by pressing the "Red" key on the "Schedule",
  "Now", "Next" or "Event" menus.

* Parameters in the "Setup" menu

  Select "Setup" from the "VDR" menu to enter the setup menu. From there you can
  modify the following system parameters (note that "boolean" values will be
  displayed as "no" and "yes" in the "Setup" menu, while in the setup file they
  are stored as '0' and '1', respectively):

  OSD:

  Language = English     Defines the language used to display the OSD texts.

  Skin = ST:TNG Panels   Defines the "skin" used to display the OSD menus.

  Theme = Default        Defines the "theme" to use with the current skin.

  Left = 54              The top and left offset of the OSD.
  Top = 45               The valid ranges are left=0...672, top=0...567.

  Width = 624            The width and height of the OSD.
  Height = 486           The valid ranges are width=480...672, height=324...567.
                         The Width must be a multiple of 8.

  Message time = 1       The time (in seconds) how long an informational
                         message shall be displayed on the OSD. The valid range
                         is 1...60.

  Use small font = 1     Defines whether the small font shall be used. 0 means never
                         use the small font, 1 means use the small font wherever the
                         current skin wants to, and 2 means always use the small
                         font.

  Anti-alias = 1         Controls whether the OSD uses "anti-aliasing" to improve
                         font rendering. To make this work, the OSD must support
                         at least 256 colors, and the skin in use has to
                         utilize these. If either of these conditions is not met,
                         rendering will be done without anti-aliasing.

  Default font = Sans Serif:Bold
  Small font = Sans Serif
  Fixed font = Courier:Bold
                         The names of the various fonts to use.

  Default font size = 22
  Small font size = 18
  Fixed font size = 20
                         The sizes (in pixel) of the various fonts. Valid range is
                         10...64.

  Channel info position = bottom
                         The position of the channel info window in the OSD
                         (either 'bottom' or 'top').

  Channel info time = 5  The time (in seconds) after which the channel info display
                         is removed if no key has been pressed.

  Info on channel switch = yes
                         Turns the display of the current/next information on
                         or off when switching the channel. The information is
                         always displayed when pressing the "Ok" key in
                         normal viewing mode.

  Timeout requested channel info = yes
                         Turns the automatic timeout of the channel display (when
                         invoked by a press of the "Ok" key) on or off.

  Scroll pages = yes     no  = when pressing the "Down" ("Up") key while the cursor
                               is on the last (first) line of a list page, the
                               list is scrolled down (up) a single line and the cursor will
                               remain at the bottom (top) of that page
                         yes = the list is scrolled down (up) a full page and the cursor
                               will be at the top (bottom) of that page (this mode allows
                               for faster scrolling through long lists).

  Scroll wraps = no      no  = when the end (beginning) of a list is reached while
                               moving the cursor through it, the cursor stays at the
                               last (first) line of the list
                         yes = the cursor "wraps around" and moves from the last
                               (first) line of the list directly to the first (last)
                               one.

  Menu key closes = no
                         If set to "yes", pressing the "Menu" key while there is
                         anything displayed on the OSD will close the OSD. If set
                         to "no", the "Menu" key will open the main menu after
                         closing a temporary display, like, for instance, the channel
                         display.

  Recording directories = yes
                         Turns displaying the Recordings menu as a hierarchical
                         directory structure on or off.

  EPG:

  EPG scan timeout = 5   The time (in hours) of user inactivity after which the
                         DVB card in a single card system starts scanning channels
                         to keep the EPG up-to-date.
                         A value of '0' completely turns off scanning on both single
                         and multiple card systems.

  EPG bugfix level = 3   Some tv stations transmit weirdly formatted EPG data.
                         VDR attempts to fix these bugs up to the given level:
                         0 = no EPG fixing
                         1 = basic fixing of text location (Title, Episode and
                             Extended Description)
                         2 = removal of excess whitespace and hyphens, mapping of
                             wrongly used characters
                         3 = fix stream component descriptions
                         Default is '3'.
                         Note that after changing the setting of this parameter
                         any EPG data that has already been received will remain
                         in its existing format - only newly received data will
                         be fixed accordingly. Restart VDR if you want to make sure
                         all data is fixed.

  EPG linger time = 0    The time (in minutes) within which old EPG information
                         shall still be displayed in the "Schedule" menu.

  Set system time = no   Defines whether the system time will be set according to
                         the time received from the DVB data stream.
                         Note that this works only if VDR is running under a user
                         id that has permission to set the system time. You also
                         need to set the option "Use time from transponder" to a
                         channel that you trust to transmit a reliable time base
                         (not all channels seem to have access to a correct time
                         base...).

  Use time from transponder = 0
                         The frequency of the transponder that shall be used to
                         set the system time. The Setup menu will offer the full
                         list of channels, even if several of them are on the
                         same transponder. Also, when selecting a channel, saving
                         the Setup and opening the Setup menu again, there may be
                         a different channel listed here, since the first one
                         in 'channels.conf' that is on the given transponder will
                         be taken. Note that in order to set the system time from
                         the transponder data the option "Set system time" must also
                         be enabled.

  Preferred languages = 0
                         Some tv stations broadcast their EPG data in various
                         different languages. This option allows you to define
                         which language(s) you prefer in such cases. By default,
                         or if none of the preferred languages is broadcast, any
                         language will be accepted and the EPG data will be
                         displayed in the first language received from the data
                         stream. If this option is set to a non-zero value, the
                         menu page will contain that many "Preferred language"
                         options which allow you to select the individual preferred
                         languages. If an actual EPG data record is received in
                         different languages, the preferred languages are checked
                         in the given order to decide which one to take.

  Scan                   The "Red" key in the "Setup/EPG" menu can be used to
                         force an EPG scan on a single DVB card system. If pressed,
                         and the primary DVB device is currently not recording or
                         replaying, it will loop through the transponders once and
                         then switch back to the original channel. Any user activity
                         during the EPG scan will also stop the scan and bring back
                         the original channel.

  DVB:

  Primary DVB interface = 1
                         Defines the primary DVB interface (i.e. the one that
                         will display the menus and will react on input through