Would this code work?

[FrankRizzo]

I JUST got my dreambox in, and the new code lets you choose NTSC as an option, and it displays it pretty well, but the "title screen" as it were, is still shown in PAL. So, I studied the code a little, and I THINK this will fix it. Can anyone test it for me, as I have yet to succeed at making a good flash image. It DOES compile, and link without warnings. It's from enigma.cpp, and you need to include eavswitch.h. In order to get this , you have to just ADD this line to your Makefile.am, in the includes section at the top:

-I$(top_srcdir)/include/lib/driver/

And add a define near the top somewhere:

#define SAA_NTSC 0

Then, it'll let you include the file, and everything compiles just fine. Anyone willing to test it?

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
time_t t=0;
int res;
unsigned int tvsystem = 0;

stime(&t);
eDebug("%s", copyright);

setlocale (LC_ALL, "");
bindtextdomain ("tuxbox-enigma", "/share/locale");
bind_textdomain_codeset("tuxbox-enigma", "UTF8");
textdomain ("tuxbox-enigma");

eConfig::getInstance()->getKey("/elitedvb/video/tvsystem", tvsystem );

// If we really WANT NTSC
if(tvsystem == SAA_NTSC)
{
// Then set it to NTSC before we show anything on the screen.
eAVSwitch::getInstance()->setVSystem(vsNTSC);
}

Decoder::Initialize();
Decoder::displayIFrameFromFile("/iframe");

eConfigOld c;
c.convert("/var/tuxbox/config/enigma/config");
eZap ezap(argc, argv);
res=ezap.exec();

Decoder::Flush();

exit(res);
}


Just cut & paste the function, and recompile!

[FrankRizzo]

[DieMade]

dbox2 / linux