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<blockquote data-quote="ASiDiE" data-source="post: 199721" data-attributes="member: 11017"><p>I just wanted to say thanks for making the plug-in work for the TV engine. I just have a couple of suggestions and then a bug report.</p><p></p><p>Is there a reason why we can't grab channels and EPG guide data from the TV DB? Right now, I have no way of getting my DVB channel guide into the TV scheduler. My EPG guide data for my sat only comes from one place, the stream of the Sat. I set it up and download it, and it goes right into the DB. </p><p></p><p>I also have analog channels, and it's pretty easy to copy over the tvguide.xml, but I don't think I should have to do this both in the TV server and then in the TV scheduler also. </p><p></p><p>I am hoping in the future, we can grab all channels, and guide data from the TV db into the TV scheduler db. This way we don't have to Link or map channels at all. They scheduler will know what channel you want to record because it's the same data in the TV db.</p><p></p><p>So right now, I am just testing my analog channels. I set up like 10 shows and used the dll's to bring them over to the TV server. This worked great, but it did not bring over any of my PRE and Post Times. If I look in the SQL database, I see 0's for everything. It also recorded a couple shows and they starts right around 00 and ended at 30.</p><p></p><p>I also noticed that the UP and Down arrows for the Per and post times do not work... so I check the box and put in 00:02 for pre time by hand. Maybe these just need to be fixed.</p><p></p><p>I will keep testing and let you know what I find... but so far GREAT WORK!!!!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ASiDiE, post: 199721, member: 11017"] I just wanted to say thanks for making the plug-in work for the TV engine. I just have a couple of suggestions and then a bug report. Is there a reason why we can't grab channels and EPG guide data from the TV DB? Right now, I have no way of getting my DVB channel guide into the TV scheduler. My EPG guide data for my sat only comes from one place, the stream of the Sat. I set it up and download it, and it goes right into the DB. I also have analog channels, and it's pretty easy to copy over the tvguide.xml, but I don't think I should have to do this both in the TV server and then in the TV scheduler also. I am hoping in the future, we can grab all channels, and guide data from the TV db into the TV scheduler db. This way we don't have to Link or map channels at all. They scheduler will know what channel you want to record because it's the same data in the TV db. So right now, I am just testing my analog channels. I set up like 10 shows and used the dll's to bring them over to the TV server. This worked great, but it did not bring over any of my PRE and Post Times. If I look in the SQL database, I see 0's for everything. It also recorded a couple shows and they starts right around 00 and ended at 30. I also noticed that the UP and Down arrows for the Per and post times do not work... so I check the box and put in 00:02 for pre time by hand. Maybe these just need to be fixed. I will keep testing and let you know what I find... but so far GREAT WORK!!!!!! [/QUOTE]
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