UitzendingGemist.nl plugin (2 Viewers)

[SNUF]

didn't solve the problem.

thx anyway, i can still use the standerd blue two skin

 

[GaryW]

Hi, better late then never:

Currently not, working on another project. If you have some nice ideas, please do tell.

To make it even better, is it possible to expand the support to RTL television?

No plans for this a the moment, but if someone else wants to integrate it, no problems with that.

... is it possible to get it working on a 16:9 skin

Should work, maybe make a few adjustments to the skin-xml file to make it look better.

BTW if someone has a better lay-out/mock-up then the current one please share. Skinning is not my hobby, but you noticed that already i think. :lol:

Greets Marc

Cool,

I think I can make time, what is the current platform and programming language?
If .NET, I can do a lot!

 

[Traverse]

Is it possible to change the title "Uitzending gemist" in the home screen ?

I like to shorten the name, because it only shows "Uitzending Gemi"... probably the name is too long for my 4:3 screen with mce skin.

 

[DeeJens]

Someone out there who can help?

Unfortunately the added xml files will not make the Uitzendinggemist plugin visible in the BlueTwo1280x720 skin.

Is there someone who has this thing working in the (as I understood) standard 16:9 skin?

It is the best addition to MediaPortal I've seen.

DeeJens

 

[moiristo]

Hi all!

I decided to participate a little in developing plugins for MediaPortal. Unfortunately, I don't have any experience in C#, but I know Java very well. As a first exercise, I modified the UitzendingGemist code a little. It should now respond well when you press 'stop' or 'volume up' when watching a video. Furthermore, you can now specify which text should be displayed on the main menu by adding a rule to your current language xml. I don't know if there's a library to do this automatically if present. Anyway, your language xml is located in <mediaportal>\Language\<currently used language>\strings.xml. You can add the following rule there:

<string>
<id>6800</id>
<value>Uitzending Gemist</value>
</string>

Furthermore, I took a look at RTL Gemist. It works different than UitzendingGemist, so I think that a separate plugin needs to be written for that. However, since they nicely added everything to a certain XML structure (which took me some time to understand), it could be written quite easily with a XML reader. I'm planning to focus on that now.

The modified dll can be found here: http://rhino.student.utwente.nl/reinaert/UitGemist.zip

 

[onkl]

Thanks, the "won't respond to stop" issue was a irritating one, so glad that's dealt with. Will try tonight.

 

[trojkolka]

This plugin works like a charm and for us dutchies it's one hell of a nice feature to have in an already great MP. but somehow i think the animation in buttons and labels on the buttons of the GUI/skin side of the plugin could be better and more fluent. Is there any chance the xml file get updated or renewed? or is this just a latest SVN bug to have no labels on "< label >" buttons.

 

[moiristo]

but somehow i think the animation in buttons and labels on the buttons of the GUI/skin side of the plugin could be better and more fluent. Is there any chance the xml file get updated or renewed? or is this just a latest SVN bug to have no labels on "< label >" buttons.

I don't understand what you mean. I don't see a problem with the buttons. Or do you mean that if you select one, it first doesn't display anything until you press the left/right button?

 

[Nefius]

Hi all!

Furthermore, I took a look at RTL Gemist. It works different than UitzendingGemist, so I think that a separate plugin needs to be written for that. However, since they nicely added everything to a certain XML structure (which took me some time to understand), it could be written quite easily with a XML reader. I'm planning to focus on that now.

Sweet!
And what about Talpa, because then you'll have the most used sites combined.

Thanks!

 

[moiristo]

Sweet!
And what about Talpa, because then you'll have the most used sites combined.

I took a look at TalpaGemist, and that one is going to be a little harder than uitzendinggemist or rtlgemist. On site, you need to have a username/password to view the emissions. I found out that if you enter the stream URL in WMP, the user parameters are not required, so that's no problem. The big problem however, is what has to be sent to the server. A stream URL looks like this:

http://rdr.talpa.tv/asxgen.php?a=1&id=2000&format=3

On the site, other parameters like timestamp and email-address are also added, but these don't seem to matter. Furthermore, 'a' seems to be always '1' and I assume that the format number is to switch between smallband and broadband. However, I don't have a clue yet on how the 'id' parameter is set. Every emission on Talpa has a 'progid', 'langid' and some other parameters, but I can't figure how the id is generated from that. If it is the case that the php-script connects to a database to fetch an id using the emission parameters, I don't think it is possible to get the id.

I hope someone if you reading this could take a look too, maybe there is a way I didn't think of yet.