DUGG 5.0 is available for Australian TV

[angusmann]

Originally Posted by raf

I'm getting an error, here is the error log.
TIA

raf - PM me with some details of your setup. Are you running the program remotely? Nobody else has ever reported this problem, and the error log says the computer can't find a file on the local disk.

In particular, tell me the contents of your data directory.

[guytpetj]

Originally Posted by Paranoid Delusion

Would it HIT :lol:

Don't count on it, it's a bloody big desert out here.

[James]

Originally Posted by guytpetj

The problem with WebEPG is that it requires an internet connection to my MP machine. That's a luxery I don't have in my room at the gas/oil exploration camp. :cry:

Dugg runs stand alone, so I can run it of my work PC in the office and transfer the tvguide via memory stick to my MP machine.

Throw a dart in the far Nortn East corner where South Australia meets Queensland and you may find me.

WebEPG is still a stand alone program and it still produces a TvGuide.xml file.

I'm not saying that it produces the best guide for Australia at the moment. Just trying to correct a few misconceptions.

/James

[SSSputnik]

Whoot, thanks heaps angusmann! Your work is MUCH appreciated.

[slipery]

Really great. Well done!!!
Channeldupe doesnt seem to work though.
This is the first few lines of the dugg.ini file

channel=2
channel=45
channel=35
channel=48
channel=46
channel=38

channelswap
38
SBS
Channeldupe
Channel 38
Channel SBS Digital

channelswap
2
ABC2

I have tried both channel names eg 38 and SBS but never seem to get duplicate channel data in the tvguide.xml file

Have I done something wrong and where do I find the error log.
Cheers

[angusmann]

You used the wrong name in channeldupe. You got it right in channelswap.
Why are you putting the word "Channel" in front of the channel names ?


It should read :
channeldupe
38
SBS Digital


And also, people are putting in ALOT of un-necessary channelswaps.

When you put :
channel=2
it will grab this channel and name it according to the list given in dugg.ini
So it will automatically be called "ABC2" without the need for a channelswap.

You only need channelswap if you want to choose another name like "ABC Two"



And the error log is only generated if the program crashes. It will be in the dugg directory but if there's nothing there, it's because it's never crashed.

Originally Posted by slipery

Really great. Well done!!!
Channeldupe doesnt seem to work though.
This is the first few lines of the dugg.ini file

channel=2
channel=45
channel=35
channel=48
channel=46
channel=38
channelswap
38
SBS
Channeldupe
Channel 38
Channel SBS Digital
channelswap
2
ABC2

I have tried both channel names eg 38 and SBS but never seem to get duplicate channel data in the tvguide.xml file
Have I done something wrong and where do I find the error log.
Cheers

[slipery]

Thanks for the quick response. You are THE MAN.

My confusion with the channel name came about from your example in instruction.txt.

Usage Example
	channeldupe
	Channel Nine
	Channel Nine High Def

I thought you had named the channel "Nine" and the line required the prefix command channel but it is now apparent that you had named it "Channel Nine"

Well done for clearing that up for me thanks again.

[forticus]

could somebody put this somewhere else, for some reason i'm getting errors from that site?

[Redbomber2000]

Yeah, I have "Unable to establish connection" when I try to download it

[mickyblue]

Originally Posted by Redbomber2000

Yeah, I have "Unable to establish connection" when I try to download it

are you using a download manager at all mine wouldn't work untill i disabled the download manager and used IE on its own

just my 2 cents