Module Name:	pkgsrc
Committed By:	magick
Date:		Tue May 21 16:50:27 UTC 2002

Modified Files:
	pkgsrc/misc/nxtvepg: Makefile distinfo

Log Message:
Update nxtvepg to 0.7.2

Notable changes since 0.7.1 (excluding windows specific changes):

    * Bugfix EPG scan (Linux only): after an EPG scan acquisition
      could not be enabled because the VBI device was allegedly
      busy. The cause was that an acquisition thread kept running
      after the EPG scan.
    * The wheel mouse now scrolls only 5 lines instead of 1 page and
      the cursor remains on the previously selected item.
    * Improved automatic mode selection for internal/remote
      acquisition during startup: wait until an connection is
      completely established until changing the default mode to remote
      acq in the rc/ini file (esp. when connecting via TCP/IP)
    * EPG scan is no longer prevented with "cannot start scan while in
      client/server mode" unless currently connected to an acq daemon.
    * EPG scan: reset 45-seconds timer when EPG is found to be
      transmitted on a non-default teletext page nunmber. This should
      fix the problem that Canal+ is reliably detected only when in
      "slow" mode.
    * Removed the last remaints of long integer usage to improve
      64-bit CPU compatibility.
    * Bugfix: crash when there was a .xawtv file with zero channel
      definitions
    * Bugfix: the EPG scan was not stopped when the program was
      terminated by a signal or logging out, causing a crash.
    * Bugfix: crashed with SEGV when the acq timescales were open when
      the EPG scan was started.  * Bugfixes in timescales: network
      highlighting and "acquisition tails" for the browser database
      timescales were sometimes not enabled or disabled when
      acquisition was en-/disabled or moved from/to the browser
      database.


To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -r1.14 -r1.15 pkgsrc/misc/nxtvepg/Makefile
cvs rdiff -r1.12 -r1.13 pkgsrc/misc/nxtvepg/distinfo

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