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#1 matafakciz

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Posted 13 February 2017 - 08:46

Hello,
I installed new OpenPLi image on my Formuler F3 yesterday (image OpenPLi-4.0-beta-formuler3-20170212_usb) and download VFD Control plugin, because I want to have channelnumber on the display when reciever is on and time only in standby. But there is a problem: when i set "channelnumber, in standby clock" in the plugin, on the display skips channelnumber and time every second.
On my old image from 30.7.2016 works everything fine, but now i want to use new image.
Thank you for your answers.



Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #2 Taapat

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Posted 13 February 2017 - 14:49

Now, like in any other receiver, also in receivers with 7 segment display what to show in the display should be specify in skin_text.xml.
Uninstall the plugin VFD Control, save this file in the folder /etc/enigma2, restart enigma and after that display show what you want.

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Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #3 matafakciz

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Posted 13 February 2017 - 23:18

Thank you very much for your answer, it works fine.

 

Could I find syntax of file skin_user.xml somewhere? For example when I want to change displaying "remaining time" to displaying "elapsed time" when the video file is played?

 

Thank you



Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #4 Taapat

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Posted 14 February 2017 - 10:02

You can find examples in the skins, or check the parameters in the converters.
Only remember that the display can show only the numbers.
 
I have not tested but for "elapsed time" should be:
<convert type="ServicePosition">Position</convert>
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I am in the file skin_user.xml automatically copying all screens from skin_text.xml, but actually there you can leave only screens what you want to change.
You can also add others if you like, for example ChannelSelection_summary: https://github.com/O.../pull/617/files
 
You can edit also skin_text.xml, but in this case after image update, this file will be changed to the original.
Therefore I propose to use your own skin_user.xml in folder /etc/enigma2.


Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #5 matafakciz

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Posted 14 February 2017 - 16:39

Super,

this set "position" works for displaying elapsed time, and "ChannelSelection_summary" is useful too.

Good explanation why to use file skin_user.xml

 

Thanks for your help!



Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #6 Taapat

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Posted 14 February 2017 - 19:17

By the way, if you prefer to see a channel number without zeros before you can change to:

<convert type="VfdDisplay">number;nozero</convert>


Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #7 matafakciz

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Posted 14 February 2017 - 21:29

Zeros before the channel number does not matter, but every editable thing is fine.



Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #8 Taapat

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Posted 15 February 2017 - 07:31

All posible convert VfdDisplay attributes and some examples you can see in this commit description: https://github.com/O...c5e4f39f4d74e0f



Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #9 matafakciz

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Posted 17 February 2017 - 07:16

Thanks, it is good to know all possible configuration. This is what I was looking for :)



Re: Formuler F3 - VFD Control plugin problem #10 Bugs Bunny

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Posted 13 December 2017 - 00:37

 

Now, like in any other receiver, also in receivers with 7 segment display what to show in the display should be specify in skin_text.xml.
Uninstall the plugin VFD Control, save this file in the folder /etc/enigma2, restart enigma and after that display show what you want.

 

Great, thanks was just what I was looking for




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