Tweaks

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A list of Tweaks for the setup.xml.

Find the correct Setup.xml in the Configuration folder.

Always backup your setup.xml before changing anything. Be careful!

e.g. for TimeshiftEPGdisplay search in the setup.xml for <section name="OSD"> and add in this section (if not already there) <entry name="TimeshiftEPGdisplay">1</entry>.

<section name="OSD">
   <entry name="TimeshiftEPGdisplay">1</entry>

If the section you are looking for is not in the setup.xml add it as well.

<section name="Jumptime">
</section>


TimeshiftEPGdisplay[edit]

Value: TimeshiftEPGdisplay
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 1
Description: If True the Miniepg is shown in Timeshift mode when pressing OSD-Enter, else the Mediawindow is shown.

Keytimeout[edit]

Value: Keytimeout
Section: Jumptime
Accepted: 0 - 5000
Default: 600
Description: The timeout value of the dynamic jump forward / backward feature. The value describes the time in milliseconds.

Dynamic Jumps[edit]

Values: 0 .. 7 (eight Values)
Section: Jumptime
Accepted: 0 - 5000
Default: 10, 30, 60, 120, 300, 600, 900, 1800
Description: The dynamic jumptimes for forward and backward. The value describes the jumptime in seconds.

FChannelClickPercent[edit]

Value: FChannelClickPercent
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 - 100
Default: 20
Description: The left mousesensitive area to open the OSD channel list by clicking into the window. The value describes the width in percent of the area of the screen.

FEPGClickPercent[edit]

Value: FEPGClickPercent
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 - 100
Default: 20
Description: The bottom mousesensitive area to open the miniepg by clicking into the window. The value describes the height in percent of the area of the screen.

FMenuClickPercent[edit]

Value: FMenuClickPercent
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 - 100
Default: 10
Description: The right mousesensitive area to open the OSD-menu by clicking into the window. The value describes the width in percent of the area of the screen.

ShowMsg[edit]

Value: ShowMsg
Section: EPG
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 1
Description: Determinates if the MHW and SFI infomessages are displayed.

UseFav[edit]

Value: UseFav
Section: Input
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 0
Description: Determinates if the favorites are tuned up/down instead of the channels if the osd-up/-down key is pressed.

closechannellist[edit]

Value: closechannellist
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 1
Description: Determinates if the osd is closed after selecting a channel in the osd channellist.

HTPCMode[edit]

Value: HTPCMode
Section: General
Accepted: 0 (windowed mode), 1 (fullscreen mode), 2 (htpc mode), 3 (htpc only mode), 4 (safe htpc only mode)
Default: 0
Description: Determinates which actions are allowed in the DVBViewer 0 - all rights, 4 - no windows are allowed.

Multimonitor[edit]

Value: Multimonitor
Section: General
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 1
Description: If set to true, all forms will remember their positions on the monitors, if set to false the forms will position themselves on the monitor with the main form.

ProcessMask[edit]

Value: ProcessMask
Section: General
Accepted: binary combination of wanted CPUs or $FFFFFFFF for all CPUs. ex.: First CPU=1, Second CPU=2, third CPU= 4, forth CPU=8.
          Use only first and second CPU -> 1 + 2 = 3
          Use only first and third CPU -> 1 + 4 = 5
          Use only first, second and third CPU -> 1 + 2 + 4 = 7 etc.
Default: $FFFFFFFF (all CPUs).
Description: Determinates which CPU are used for the DVBViewer. Does only apply if "Use only first CPU" is not set in the Options.

AudioFilter[edit]

Value: AudioFilter
Section: AudioOut
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 1
Description: If set to false the internal audiofilter will be deactivated. This disables the vizualisations, the EQ and the Audio channel selcting also!

CloseRecWin[edit]

Value: CloseRecWin
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default: 0
Description: Determinates if the osd is closed after selecting a recording for playback.

CloseEPGWin[edit]

Value: CloseEPGWin
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default 0
Description: Determinates if the osd is closed after selecting chnnel in one of the epg windows.

EVRVideoprocessor[edit]

Value: EVRVideoprocessor
Section: MPEG
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default 0
Description: Determinates if the videoprocessor of the EVR renderer is set (Vista only).

MinVolume[edit]

Value: MinVolume
Section: General
Accepted: -10000...-5000
Default: -8000.
Description: Determinates the minimal Volume. If you can still hear something if muted lower the MinVolume Value.

Volumedelay[edit]

Value: Volumedelay
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0-
Default: 500
Description: The time in milliseconds until the volume display gets hidden.

Playtimeout[edit]

Value: Playtimeout
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0-
Default: 1000
Description: The time in milliseconds until the play display gets hidden.

askdeletetimer[edit]

Value: askdeletetimer
Section: OSD
Accepted: 0,1
Default: 1
Description: If 1 the DVBViewer will show a confirmation dialogue on deletion of a timer in the OSD EPG windows.

FfavOne[edit]

Value: FfavOne
Section: Input
Accepted: 0,1
Default: 0
Description: If 1 the favourites will be numbered starting with 1.

UseSeeking[edit]

Value: UseSeeking
Section: General
Accepted: 0,1
Default: 0
Description: If enabled (1) fastfoward/rewind will be used instead of dynamic jumps.

D3DExclusive[edit]

Value: D3DExclusive
Section: MPEG
Accepted: 0 (false), 1 (True)
Default 0
Description: Enables the D3D exclusive Fullscreen mode. You need to select a custom renderer. It doesn't work if you use a skin for the DVBViewer Window. You can only use the OSD, not windows will be shown.

MaxBufferSize[edit]

Value: MaxBufferSize
Section: Recorder
Accepted: 1..100
Default: 10% of physical memory or max. 100 MB.
Description: Defines the maximum Size of the recording file write buffer. Normally this size is never reached.

HideHeaderTitle[edit]

Value: HideHeaderTitle
Section: General
Accepted: 0,1
Default: 0
Description: Hides the info panel on top of most windows.|