I wasn't able to get EPGCollector to give me a full 7 days. I may have had something set incorrectly. It would only produce an XML file with the current program onair and the next program for every channel. and that's it.
Calling all MP New Zealanders (Both of you!!) (4 Viewers)
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Hi again rlevis
If you collect from the right frequency then it should work: 12519 MHz, OpenTV format. Certainly has worked for me in the past (never had Sky, but have tested)... with the exception that the HD channels only have now/next info.
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If you collect from the right frequency then it should work: 12519 MHz, OpenTV format. Certainly has worked for me in the past (never had Sky, but have tested)... with the exception that the HD channels only have now/next info.
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I was using the wrong frequency. I think I had done a google search and came up with 12331000-H. Just found someone mentioning 12519000-H and tried it and it's working! OpenTV didn't work but EIT did. It said something about needing a country specified somewhere.
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Hi All
I've been having intermittent sound problems for a few months when playing Recorded TV & Videos - every so often the sound stops (mutes) for around 3 seconds for no apparent reason
If I skip back and play the same section the sound plays fine so it's not the recording/video file. This happens every 15mins or so but there is no set pattern to it, sometimes it happens more often and at other times it is less often Music plays without any problems so it can't be a hardware issue right? Which means it must be a codec problem (I have the latest LAV filters installed). Does anyone have any ideas how I can check to see what is going on?
Cheers
Bleazle
I've been having intermittent sound problems for a few months when playing Recorded TV & Videos - every so often the sound stops (mutes) for around 3 seconds for no apparent reason
If I skip back and play the same section the sound plays fine so it's not the recording/video file. This happens every 15mins or so but there is no set pattern to it, sometimes it happens more often and at other times it is less often Music plays without any problems so it can't be a hardware issue right? Which means it must be a codec problem (I have the latest LAV filters installed). Does anyone have any ideas how I can check to see what is going on?Cheers
Bleazle
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Yeah, I can follow that logic.
TsReader, TsWriter, and EVR logs are where I would start (in that order).
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Damn, sorry y'all. I've been remiss. I haven't posted in this thread for MONTHS. Usually I like to get in here once every few weeks and bitch about this thread, but I've been distracted and remiss in my duties. So without further delay,
Why is this stupid thread still alive? There can't be that many NZ'ers alive. Not the 2-legged type, any way. At least, not that many over in NZ. I think they're all over here. Wait, lemmie check under the bed....
Yep, got at least 5 under there.
Thread flammage +1
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Why is this stupid thread still alive? There can't be that many NZ'ers alive. Not the 2-legged type, any way. At least, not that many over in NZ. I think they're all over here. Wait, lemmie check under the bed....
Yep, got at least 5 under there.
Thread flammage +1
dir