[mythtv-commits] mythtv commits

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Changes committed by cpinkham on Thu May 26 22:57:26 2005

Modified Files:
   in mythtv/i18n:
        translate.pro 
   in mythtv/libs/libmythtv:
        dbcheck.cpp jobqueue.cpp jobqueue.h programinfo.cpp 
        programinfo.h recordingprofile.cpp recordingprofile.h 
        scheduledrecording.cpp scheduledrecording.h sr_items.cpp 
        sr_items.h tv_rec.cpp tv_rec.h 
   in mythtv/programs/mythbackend:
        mainserver.cpp 
   in mythtv/programs/mythcommflag:
        main.cpp 
   in mythtv/programs/mythfrontend:
        globalsettings.cpp 
   in mythtv/programs/mythtranscode:
        main.cpp 
Log Message:


* Patches by me:

  - Fix mythcommflag so that it doesn't print out the "couldn't get remote
    encoder" message for recordings that it thinks are live but that
    have already ended.

  - When deleting a recording, don't try to delete the pixmap unless the
    file exists to begin with.  This prevents the "Error deleting" message
    for the png pixmap when the preview file didn't exist to begin with.

* Patches by Robert Tsai:

  - Add new Low, Medium, and High quality Transcoding profiles and allow
    the user to select whether to auto-transcode as well as the transcoding 
    profile to use on a per-scheduled-recording basis.  In order for a
    recording to auto-transcode, the Recording Profile must be set to
    allow auto-transcode and the Scheduled Recording must be set to allow
    auto-transcode.  So, for instance, if you have a DVB or HDTV card and an
    ivtv-compatible card, you could enable auto-transcoding for recordings
    made on the DVB/HDTV card while recordings made on the ivtv-compatible
    card would not be auto-transcoded even if the recordings were for the
    same Scheduled Recording entry.  So, if your recordings are not
    auto-transcoding as expected, check to make sure that auto-transcoding
    is turned on at both the Recording Profile for your TV card as well
    as the Scheduled Recording entry for the program you wish to record.

  - Convert JobQueue::GetJobsInQueue() to sort the results by inserttime
    instead of starttime.  This way things are listed in the order they were
    queued, not their original recording starttime.

  - Rework the JobStatus enum in jobqueue.h and corresponding parts in
    JobQueue::StatusText() to make it easier to keep the text descriptions
    of job statuses up to date.


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