Swedish sites: SVT, TV4, Dplay Premium, UR, Viasat channels + Movie & Series sites (1 Viewer)
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I watched SVT Play yesterday, but I haven't tried "Träna med Kalle". I will have a look at it later on.
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I've no problems with "Träna med Kalle". HEAD of master branch and latest stable MediaPortal Url Source Splitter & IPTV Filter using MP 1.11.0. Debug logs?
Do you think it's possible to show all episodes and clips for a show in SVTPlay? E.g. only 15 episodes and 15 clips are fetched from "Lilla sportspegeln". On the web, one needs to select the "Visa alla" button to show all, guess this needs to be done somehow in your plugin as well?
If one adds "sida=2" as an argument, one will get all videos on the same page (does not matter if sida=X is 2, or 3 or whatever I think)
e.g
http://www.svtplay.se/lilla-sportspegeln?sida=2&tab=helaprogram
http://www.svtplay.se/lilla-sportspegeln?sida=2&tab=klipp
There's a _lot_ of clips tough, hope that does not cause any issues
Thanks in advance
If one adds "sida=2" as an argument, one will get all videos on the same page (does not matter if sida=X is 2, or 3 or whatever I think)
e.g
http://www.svtplay.se/lilla-sportspegeln?sida=2&tab=helaprogram
http://www.svtplay.se/lilla-sportspegeln?sida=2&tab=klipp
There's a _lot_ of clips tough, hope that does not cause any issues
Thanks in advance
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Hi just joined and really pleased to have found not only MP but a Swedish community too 
I used to speak Swedish years ago so because I'm going back there next year I really need to brush things up properly beforehand. After a lot of searching I finally found what I wanted in a few repeats on Swedish TV which is to have ordinary speech together with subtitles in Swedish for people hard of hearing, so it's clips like these (link at bottom) among many others on their site and elsewhere that I need to able to record to practice with later.
Normally I wouldn't need to do this just watch them when I want, however I'm still stuck with the old telephone copper cable for the Internet so the connection is utterly useless until British Telecom puts in a new fibreoptics cable sometime next year, and why I need to record them during quiet periods to avoid this.
The only problem is I've never used any Media programme before and worse being a complete non-techie I have little idea of the whole concept and its workings, so would really appreciate the odd bit of help now and again on the general basics and generally how to get started....
Many thanks in advance....
I used to speak Swedish years ago so because I'm going back there next year I really need to brush things up properly beforehand. After a lot of searching I finally found what I wanted in a few repeats on Swedish TV which is to have ordinary speech together with subtitles in Swedish for people hard of hearing, so it's clips like these (link at bottom) among many others on their site and elsewhere that I need to able to record to practice with later.
Normally I wouldn't need to do this just watch them when I want, however I'm still stuck with the old telephone copper cable for the Internet so the connection is utterly useless until British Telecom puts in a new fibreoptics cable sometime next year, and why I need to record them during quiet periods to avoid this.
The only problem is I've never used any Media programme before and worse being a complete non-techie I have little idea of the whole concept and its workings, so would really appreciate the odd bit of help now and again on the general basics and generally how to get started....
Many thanks in advance....
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Hi just joined and really pleased to have found not only MP but a Swedish community too
I used to speak Swedish years ago so because I'm going back there next year I really need to brush things up properly beforehand. After a lot of searching I finally found what I wanted in a few repeats on Swedish TV which is to have ordinary speech together with subtitles in Swedish for people hard of hearing, so it's clips like these (link at bottom) among many others on their site and elsewhere that I need to able to record to practice with later.
Normally I wouldn't need to do this just watch them when I want, however I'm still stuck with the old telephone copper cable for the Internet so the connection is utterly useless until British Telecom puts in a new fibreoptics cable sometime next year, and why I need to record them during quiet periods to avoid this.
The only problem is I've never used any Media programme before and worse being a complete non-techie I have little idea of the whole concept and its workings, so would really appreciate the odd bit of help now and again on the general basics and generally how to get started....
Many thanks in advance....
In your case I would try the OnlineVideos Standalone Application instead of using the full MediaPortal application. It is a simple standalone application for windows. You can watch in the app or download to watch later. I think it saves the video files and subtitle files to something like C:\ProgramData\OnlineVideos\Downloads.