Ensure that the testscreens are always displayed on a full OSD
Only search service in current userbouquet

As it was orriginally intended. So do not search in all the userbouquets
cosmetic - resize brightnes text

Signed-off-by: Littlesat <littlesat99@yahoo.com>
Reintroduce find current service for pipzap
Also try to adjust OSD to 1280x720 for overscan testscreen

And in addition reduce some code
Add + and ~ key in Virtual keybord for English language
From setup menu in channelselection go back to channelselection

So you can toggle channelselection<->contectmenu<->userinterface
config<->channelselection
frontend and frontendparms: sync fec given eDVBFrontendParametersCable

Signed-off-by: pieterg <pieterg@users.sourceforge.net>
ScanSetup.py and Transponder.py: Refresh fec for DVB-C

Signed-off-by: pieterg <pieterg@users.sourceforge.net>
Small translation fixes
Do not go automatically to deepstandby when internal harddisk is running

This to avoid that your box shut downs when a second box or something else
is using the internal harddisk (while playing/streaming a recording).
Remove uninstallable Modem plugin

It depends on a package dreambox-modem-ppp-scripts that does not exist.
Remove it since nobody actually ever tried to install it for years.
Skip building DVDBurn plugin

DVDBurn depends on dvdauthor which doesn't compile, so skip building it
until that is fixed.
httpstream: fix comparison for transfer-encoding

The http keyword was compared the wrong way around.
httpstream: reintroduce d318d544cf76ea58c4f12bccc0541d888af7570c:
	handle chunked transfers for statuscode 200

As suggested by malakudi, "transfer-encoding: chunked" is allowed for all
http status codes, not just 206. So check for chunked transfers on 200 as well.
ServiceScan: add missing DVB-C FEC values

Signed-off-by: pieterg <pieterg@users.sourceforge.net>
Standby: stop service as soon valid time is received by transponder

Previously we wait 60 seconds to try to get the time when the box is
started in standby. After these 60 seconds the service running in the
background is stopped even when no time is received (due to bad weather?).
Now the service in the background is stopped as soon a valid time is
received by the transponder. Usually this is earlier that the specific 60
seconds.
Standby: Use timerhandler.ready() to check if time is valid

Instead of checking for the current year > 1970
Revert "Standby: Use timerhandler.ready() to check if time is valid"

This reverts commit 59e4cece76ae619baf90531fbda03b23e7bbc140.

Sorry it was not intended to commit this here
Standby: Ensure to stop service when time is known when startup to standby