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Yes please do this, I waited so long 
Help us improving the tv /radio configuration (1 Viewer)
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We are thinking about extending this - with an editor etc. online - but nothing is decided on yet.
Online Editor is a nice feature.
But why not implementing the channellists that have been created and send at e.beckers@gmail.com, until you've got a decision?
BTW the channellist I've posted for Wolfsburg, Germany was included in RC1 but in RC2 it doesn't exist anymore? Why? I never got any information to this.
I though that channellists that have been send still will be brought into CVS?
What's the reason for this?
Is e.beckers@gmail.com still in use?
Regards
Ralph
But why not implementing the channellists that have been created and send at e.beckers@gmail.com, until you've got a decision?
BTW the channellist I've posted for Wolfsburg, Germany was included in RC1 but in RC2 it doesn't exist anymore? Why? I never got any information to this.
I though that channellists that have been send still will be brought into CVS?
What's the reason for this?
Is e.beckers@gmail.com still in use?
Regards
Ralph
Ralph said:Online Editor is a nice feature.
But why not implementing the channellists that have been created and send at e.beckers@gmail.com, until you've got a decision?
BTW the channellist I've posted for Wolfsburg, Germany was included in RC1 but in RC2 it doesn't exist anymore? Why? I never got any informaion to this.
I though that channellists that have been send still will be brought into CVS?
What's the reason for this?
Is e.beckers@gmail.com still in use?
Regards
Ralph
The man behind the mail address is a very busy guy - I don't know what happened, sorry!
Let's instead look ahead - and wait for the editor! Ok?
Re: Denmark, Aalborg, ANTV/Stofa
smorch said:
LordMessi said:
Hey,
In New Zealand, we don't really use cable much and the most commonly used thing is free-to-air and, for people with alot of money, Sky Sattelite TV.
All the channels on the normal free-to-air have different websites, so can I just give the XML for each channel from each website? Eg. tvnz.co.nz has channel one and two's programs, www.tv3.co.nz has channel threes etc
In New Zealand, we don't really use cable much and the most commonly used thing is free-to-air and, for people with alot of money, Sky Sattelite TV.
All the channels on the normal free-to-air have different websites, so can I just give the XML for each channel from each website? Eg. tvnz.co.nz has channel one and two's programs, www.tv3.co.nz has channel threes etc
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I got the entire USA frequency list
http://rochess.net/mediaportal/MediaPortal - US Frequencies.xml
So USA MediaPortal users could sign up at labs.zap2it.com, select the channels they watch for their TVGuide info, and then MediaPortal can match the channel number to this list I made.
It already works like that in MediaPortal, except only for channels 1-14, not for the higher range, and this list covers *every* Analog channels available in the USA.
Hope it helps
http://rochess.net/mediaportal/MediaPortal - US Frequencies.xml
So USA MediaPortal users could sign up at labs.zap2it.com, select the channels they watch for their TVGuide info, and then MediaPortal can match the channel number to this list I made.
It already works like that in MediaPortal, except only for channels 1-14, not for the higher range, and this list covers *every* Analog channels available in the USA.
Hope it helps
Hi guys,
I have created a small program for the XML file creation. You can download it from the MP Download. It is called TVSetUp2XML.
Have fun with it.
Bavarian
I have created a small program for the XML file creation. You can download it from the MP Download. It is called TVSetUp2XML.
Have fun with it.
Bavarian
@ Bavarian: That is a great idea.
But the explanation is a bit too short for me.
I get an unhandled exception that a file or assembly is missing.
EDIT: It is a tool that autocreates the .xml file that Frodo asked for. A fully configured TV/Radio section is needed. Place the file in ./.../mediaportal directory.
Questions:
Country: Do you expect me to enter "Germany" or "Deutschland"
City: can I enter also a rather small city or should I choose a bigger city nearby.
Provider: How am I sure that I give the right spelling
And the basic question: Does this program download the frequencies somewhere or is it a tool that helps to make the .xml file that frodo asked for, so that you need a fully configured TV/Radio section?
And if it is the latter, where should the file be placed, in the mediaportal directory?
-> Going to try this now.
tomtom[/b]
But the explanation is a bit too short for me.
I get an unhandled exception that a file or assembly is missing.
EDIT: It is a tool that autocreates the .xml file that Frodo asked for. A fully configured TV/Radio section is needed. Place the file in ./.../mediaportal directory.
Questions:
Country: Do you expect me to enter "Germany" or "Deutschland"
City: can I enter also a rather small city or should I choose a bigger city nearby.
Provider: How am I sure that I give the right spelling
And the basic question: Does this program download the frequencies somewhere or is it a tool that helps to make the .xml file that frodo asked for, so that you need a fully configured TV/Radio section?
And if it is the latter, where should the file be placed, in the mediaportal directory?
-> Going to try this now.
tomtom[/b]