XMLTV will allow you to load an externally created .xml file and will match against the xml channel names and the TV Server channel names (you can select "partial match" too).
I tried the 'partial match' option and it worked pretty well. There were only a few channels that I had to re-map, but most mapped correctly.
I was wondering if it was worth switching to 1.1.0.0 to get the WebEPG plugin. I've been traveling a lot lately, so I need to re-scan and re-map channels often.
I use 1.1.0.0 and I still use a separate XML grabber to get the guides off the net, followed by using XMLTV plugin.
I have not tried to use the new plugin you discussed as the system works, so I don't want to change that .
Especially after my wife made me promise that I won't fiddle with it after I made the statement "this new version is pretty much perfect and does everything I want". Is she made - if it isn't broken, it needs more features!
Sadly, it seems that development of MP2 has come to a stop. Perhaps it will restart in the future. Meanwhile...
MP1 has a "Tuning Details" panel that displays signal strength, signal quality, and picture resolution. It is updated in real time when viewing a channel:
However, perhaps you are already aware of this, but prefer MP2...
Sadly, it seems that development of MP2 has come to a stop. Perhaps it will restart in the future. Meanwhile...
MP1 has a "Tuning...
For those of us watching broadcast (over-the-air) television, it would be very handy to have a signal strength meter readily...
I installed the new EXE on my MP 1.36 64-bit system (Win 10 laptop), and... it works fine. (y) :)
Thank you for making this change :). I hope that it will be included in the next release.
-- from CyberSimian in the UK
I installed the new EXE on my MP 1.36 64-bit system (Win 10 laptop), and... it works fine. (y) :)
Thank you for making this...
In "MP Config" the following setting enables the display of channel numbers in the TV EPG:
But there is no equivalent setting in...
According to Wikipedia, Windows only uses code pages other than UTF-8 to support legacy (mostly 32 bit) applications and supports two code pages in addition to UTF-8 (OEM and ANSI). According to Microsoft, UTF-8 has been the preferred character set since 2019. If TV Server (or its import routine) were using UTF-8, then umlauts...
According to Wikipedia, Windows only uses code pages other than UTF-8 to support legacy (mostly 32 bit) applications and supports...
Because I have around 200 TV channels and more than a dozen groups, I tried to import the TV channel groups from an old export.xml...