Timeshift skip back and ff configuration

HI,
I'm struggling to configure VDR ANSI on latest OpenElec. It is working fine, but I would like to have some more customization to fit my ideas, if possible.

1) for timsehiftig I only use skip back and ff xx seconds (never rewind or forward). Can VDR be configured (remote mapping) that if I press left or right buttons on remote in fullscreen live tv playback that it skips xx seconds back or ff? Like to skip 15, 30, 60, etc seconds back?

2) Is it possible to adjust the time of skip in seconds in incremental way? That is, first pressing back skips 15 seconds back, second pressing 30 seconds, third pressing 3 minutes, or anything like this?

3) one more question, not related to timeshiftin: in a single seat client/server configuration can I schedule a recording, put my htpc to sleep or hibernate and will VDR resume HTPC for recording?

Many thanks!

Sorry, a typo from my side, I wanted to say VDR VNSI. But you have already figured this out:)

I believe this is the best way to use VDR with XMBC/Kodi.

I know the plugin is maintained by XBMC team, but in case of VDR, can you help me regarding the questions I asked?

Some update on the situation, still I need your help!

Now I have a system with Arch Linux and VDR, and it is working very nice and stable. I'm still learning the how to, but it is very nice!

One thing I miss a lot is timeshift, skip back and forward xx second. Is it possible somehow? With a VDR Permashift plugin, or maybe VDR has this inbuilt?
I would like to have this so much, as per the following scenario:

Watching livetv. I decide to skip let's say 30 seconds back. I press a button on my remote (let's say back arrow) and it jumps back in the buffer 30 seconds. Press again, jumps back 30 seconds, and until the buffer is full, that is, configured, let's say 20 minutes of Livetv that is constantly buffered.
is this possible, and if yes, how?

Many thanks!

Zitat von mini73

The permashift plugin should do what you want, but the vdr needs a patch for it to work.
If you use a nearly unpatched vdr, there shouldn't be any problem applying it.

Lars.

Many thanks! This looks promising. Will see and report back.

BTW, strange that this very basic function is not implemented in VDR.

Zitat von mini73

VDR is a "recorder".
Since the moment, I installed my first vdr, I give up watching live tv - I don't need it anymore. Whatever I want to see, I record it and watch it later skipping the commercials etc.

Lars.

Can't argue with that:) Not that I wanted to argue anyway.
I need live tv a lot, and most of the time I watch sport, documentaries and news. I need proper timeshifting very much, so its a must have for me:)