# Configuration file for FFdecsawrapper, containing all important variables to pass on to FFdecsawrapper.
#
# Most users only have to set these items:
#
# ADAPTERS, NUMADAPTERS, JOIN and when you are done: ENABLED
#
# Author: Bas-t


                     # Number of real adapters installed in your system
                     # Count starts at 0 (zero), so if you have 2, choose 1

ADAPTERS="4"

                     # Number of adapters dedicated to ffdecsawrapper
                     # Maximum is 4 because max 8 adapters are permitted in your system.
                     # (4 real + 4 loopback) If you need more, like me, recompile your kernel.
                     # So if you have 2 adapters, you need to set "-j a:c -j b:d" in JOIN=" "
                     # In this case, count starts at 1. I know, it's a bit confusing...

NUMADAPTERS="2"

                     # Number of seconds delay you need before (re)loading dvbloopback and other components.
                     # On Debian 2 or 3 is fine

DELAY="3"

                     # How nice we are. (must be positive or 0, we don't run as root
                     # Setting it to a positive value makes sure that your system will be 
                     # accessible, even when things go wrong.

#NICE="3"
NICE="5"

		     # I/O priotity setting.  Either idle, best-effort or real-time, followed by a colon and
		     # the priority level number.  Lower numbers are higher priority.  Default for normal
		     # programs is best-effort:4.

IONICE="real-time:5"

                     # Run as <username>, don't run as root.
                     # USER must be member of the video group in order to get access to adapters
                     # Do: usermod -a -G video <username> to add USER to the video group.

USER="mythtv"

                     # Combine (some of) your real adapters with loopback adapters
                     # Example: assuming you have 5 real adapters installed in your system
                     # The first two of them are in use with Tvheadend or some other program
                     # Number 3, 4 and 5 will be used by MythTV
                     # Then you should set: -j 2:5 -j 3:6 -j 4:7

JOIN="--join 3:5 --join 4:6"

                     # We are going to check if the dvbloopback module is loaded before we start ffdecsawrapper.
                     # If it is not loaded, we are attempting to load the module several times again. 
                     # Max times to try

RUNLOOP="10"

                     # Time between two attempts to load dvbloopback module (in seconds)
                     # Reccomended minimum is 5 secs

SECLOOP="5"

                     # The directory in which you have placed the cam files needed
                     # to communicate with Oscam or other cardserver

CAMDIR="/etc/camfiles"

                     # Other options to pass to ffdecsawrapper
                     # N.B.: One user reported that --buffer 8M works, and --buffer 16M crashes ffdecsawrapper.
                     # This probably has something to do with the (lack of) 'vmalloc' settings in /etc/default/grub.
                     # But I did not test it yet.

#OPTS="--daemon --cam-budget --sid-allpid --sid-filt 20 --buffer 16M"
OPTS="--daemon --cam-budget --sid-allpid --sid-filt 60 --buffer 20M--debug 0x00000000"
#OPTS="--daemon --cam-budget --sid-allpid --sid-filt 60 --buffer 20M --debug 0xFFFFFFFF"

                      # Pid dir

PIDDIR="/var/run/ffdecsawrapper"

                      # Pid file

PID="ffdecsawrapper.pid"

                      # ffdecsawrapper logfile

LOG="ffdecsawrapper.log"

                      # where to put the ffdecsawrapper log

#LOGDIR="/var/log/ffdecsawrapper"
LOGDIR="/var/log/"

                      # Name of the database for MythTV

DATABASENAME="mythconverg"

                      # Set this to 1 once you are done configuring.
ENABLED="1"