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<blockquote data-quote="PN23" data-source="post: 1278284" data-attributes="member: 164523">Hi [USER=166641]@Ravstar[/USER],If it has to be python, then I'm probably not the right guy to be able to help you out as my python skills are not strong.The above method would still be able to work autonomously on any Linux host though really. A line can be added at the top of the script to download the file you need to the staging location first, then it can be uncompressed, have the times edited, re-compressed, and placed where you need it to be for the data to appear in the epg.As long as your engima2 box has a connection to the internet, it should be able to do all of this on it's own on a schedule and you wouldn't need to do anything on your laptop or copy any files across.I have similar things working with other Linux systems but have not used an enigma2 device before.It is easier that it probably sounds from the above - it should all be doable with 7 or 8 lines in a script.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PN23, post: 1278284, member: 164523"] Hi [USER=166641]@Ravstar[/USER], If it has to be python, then I'm probably not the right guy to be able to help you out as my python skills are not strong. The above method would still be able to work autonomously on any Linux host though really. A line can be added at the top of the script to download the file you need to the staging location first, then it can be uncompressed, have the times edited, re-compressed, and placed where you need it to be for the data to appear in the epg. As long as your engima2 box has a connection to the internet, it should be able to do all of this on it's own on a schedule and you wouldn't need to do anything on your laptop or copy any files across. I have similar things working with other Linux systems but have not used an enigma2 device before. It is easier that it probably sounds from the above - it should all be doable with 7 or 8 lines in a script. [/QUOTE]

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