# /etc/conf.d/vdr.satip:

# Configuration:

# The plugin accepts a "--devices" (-d) command-line parameter defaulting
# to one. This parameter defines how many simultaneous transponders can
# be received, if there are available SAT>IP tuners.

# The plugin accepts also a "--server" (-s) command-line parameter, that
# can be used to manually configure static SAT>IP servers if autodetection
# via UPnP somehow can't be used. The parameter string is a semicolon
# separated list of "<ipaddress>|<model>|<description>" entries. The model
# consists of a DVB system (DVBS2,DVBT2,DVBT,DVBC) and number of available
# frontends separated by a hyphen:

#   vdr -P 'satip -s <ipaddress>|<model>|<description>;...'
#   vdr -P 'satip -s 192.168.0.1|DVBS2-2,DVBT2-2|Octo1'
#   vdr -P 'satip -s 192.168.0.1|DVBS2-4|Octo1;192.168.0.2|DVBT2-4|Octo2'

# Some SAT>IP tuners need quirks, which the plugin tries to autodetect.
# Check vdr log for lines like "SATIP: Adding server" what devices are found
# and added.
# If this autodetection is not enough, quirks can be overridden with a hexadecimal
# number behind the description:

#   vdr -P 'satip -s 192.168.0.1|DVBS2-2,DVBT2-2|EXIP414:0x40'

# available quirks:
#   eSatipQuirkSessionId  = 0x01   fix a session id bug
#   eSatipQuirkPlayPids   = 0x02   fix a play (add/delpids) parameter bug
#   eSatipQuirkForceLock  = 0x04   fix a frontend locking bug
#   eSatipQuirkRtpOverTcp = 0x08   support for RTP over TCP
#   eSatipQuirkCiXpmt     = 0x10   support the X_PMT protocol extension
#   eSatipQuirkCiTnr      = 0x20   support the TNR protocol extension
#   eSatipQuirkForcePilot = 0x40   fix not-supported auto-detection of pilot tones
#
# the quirks parameter must be the summary of the single quirks needed

# Warning: specify <description> always without spaces - the gentoo vdr framework
# will break parameters 

# no default parameters
# uncomment the next line and add your personal settings,
# depend on the infos from ahead

#_EXTRAOPTS="-d 2 -s 192.168.0.1|DVBS2-2|Octo1"