- October 22, 2005
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Hi all. I have written a guide grabber for Australia.
It can grab all the pay TV stations and also FTA for more than 20 different Australian regions.
A simple editable initialization file allows you to set your region, timezone and paytv choices, as well as the number of days grabbed etc.
It can grab encrypted data.
It outputs in XML and an easily read text-file is created also. It grabs the program start time and, duration and calculates the stop time, coping properly with programs that span midnight etc. It grabs the channel, program title, subtitle,long description, rating and genre.
I wrote the prog. to format the XML for my needs, but if anybody can point to a more "universal" format for this kind of data I could easily modify the XML output.
The XML is "cleaned up" to remove or replace foriegn and unprintable characters. For example "&" is converted to "and" because "&" in an XML document can cause problems.
Find the program here : http://dugg.ueuo.com
If you are interested, or can suggest an XML format, PM me.
It can grab all the pay TV stations and also FTA for more than 20 different Australian regions.
A simple editable initialization file allows you to set your region, timezone and paytv choices, as well as the number of days grabbed etc.
It can grab encrypted data.
It outputs in XML and an easily read text-file is created also. It grabs the program start time and, duration and calculates the stop time, coping properly with programs that span midnight etc. It grabs the channel, program title, subtitle,long description, rating and genre.
I wrote the prog. to format the XML for my needs, but if anybody can point to a more "universal" format for this kind of data I could easily modify the XML output.
The XML is "cleaned up" to remove or replace foriegn and unprintable characters. For example "&" is converted to "and" because "&" in an XML document can cause problems.
Find the program here : http://dugg.ueuo.com
If you are interested, or can suggest an XML format, PM me.