| # $Id$ |
| |
| # Global config file for vdr rc-scripts |
| |
| # The default mount script is "mount.sh". This script is called from the |
| # plugin with 2 options on commandline. The first is |
| # one of mount/unmount/eject/status and gives the action to perform. The |
| # second one is the base directory as defined in "mp3ngsources". |
| # The script must return the exit code 0 if the action was |
| # successfull and 1 if the action failed (see the comments in the example |
| # "mount.sh" script which comes with the archive). |
| #MOUNT="/usr/bin/mount-mp3ng.sh" |
| |
| # If you are using cdfs, the MP3 plugin is able to query a CDDB database for |
| # the song information (like title, artist). Local CDDB lookups can be enable |
| # from the setup menu and you must give the path to your local CDDB files. |
| # The database layout follows the xmcd standard |
| # (one subdirectory level for the categories, individual files for every disc). |
| # The settings for remote CDDB lookups can be found in the setup menu, too. |
| # Any information retrieved from a remote host is stored to your local CDDB |
| # database, so the user running VDR needs write access to this directory. |
| #CDDB="/var/cddb" |
| |
| # If you are using any of the networking capabilities and you have a dial-up |
| # network you can use this script. |
| # This script is called before and after any network access and receives one |
| # option on commandline. This can either be "up" or "down", depending on if it's |
| # before or after the network access. In the "up" case the script should not |
| # return before the network is connected and useable. By default the plugin |
| # assumes that network access can be done at any time without prior action. |
| #NETWORK="/usr/bin/network.sh" |
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