Uptime Counter (1 Viewer)

[jake78]

What files in particular would you like to see?

 

[robomonkey]

Hi installed latest SVN and I get the drive readouts but the uptime counter doesn't count?

EDIT: Oops never pressed refresh,

The Dx files I was thinking of for the version numbers were:-
Mpeg2Data.ax
PsisDecd.dll

 

[Marcusb]

I think this would be a good feature to integrate with the MyStatus plugin.
It already gives disk space and CPU temps, fan speeds, voltages, etc.
An extra piece of data there for Uptime would be th best way to keep things simple without adding too many extra plugins.

 

[robomonkey]

Marcusb - I would agree, however I don't use MyStatus because I couldn't get it to work with my mobo!! plus it relys on 3rd party software (MBM5) and isn't supported by the dev anymore.

I personally think it would be better renamed to 'About' and integrated as part of the standard install placed under settings!

 

[Rudolph]

Initials screens look nice, I will try it.

could it be expended to show all information normaly shown in the support template?

thanks for this handy plugin.

 

[jake78]

I have made a few layout changes and added some more info.

http://www.nordicfx.com/software/mpinfo.rar

 

[ASiDiE]

Make sure this gets sent to Vanessa (the creator of the 3DMP skin) That skin is going to be default for MP when 0.3 comes out and I would like to see this included. I would also like to see this moved under setting instead of having it's own tab or at least have that option.

How you are calculating the Record time? Does this take into account what quality you are recording all your shows in?

I would really like to see this plug-in progress and be integrated into MP and not a plug-in. It would be cool if you could come up with a way to give us detailed information on how much record time we have left. I own a replayTV and this is how they do it.

When you set up a show to record it asks you what quality setting you want it on (low, medium, high) and then it asks if you want the show guaranteed. What this means is it makes sure that will all your scheduled recordings, it has room to record your show. This also takes into account when shows are deleted and things like that.

It would be nice to know how much record time I have for each setting:

Low = 45 Hours
Med = 23 Hours
High = 12 Hours
HD = 4 Hours

I am hoping that MP will be reworked a bit to enable us to go back into scheduled and recorded shows and see all the settings for that show. I first started recording that show in High quality but now it's all reruns, I should be able to go back in and see what it is at and change it quickly.

 

[jake78]

That would be an excellent feature, as it is now I have hard-coded an approximation of 2Gb per hour. This was never really meant for the public, I couldn't find any one who needed this feature before so I made it for my own purposes. I run a PVR-350 card and that should return around 2Gb/hour at the default or high setting. I'm not sure how it would be possible to implement what you are requesting in a plugin. This would probably have to be implemented in the core or the MyTV plugin.

 

[carreno]

I have made a new MPinfo.xml, he use the design of mySetting.

<window>
   <id>1819475</id>
   <defaultcontrol>2</defaultcontrol>
   <define>#header.label:MPinfo</define>
   <allowoverlay>yes</allowoverlay>
   <controls>
	<import>common.settings.xml</import>
	<control>
         <type>label</type>
         <description>sysinfo</description>
         <id>4</id>
         <posX>60</posX>
         <posY>480</posY>
         <label>#sysinfo</label>
         <font>font12</font>
         <textcolor>ffffffff</textcolor>
      </control>
      <control>
         <type>button</type>
         <description>Refresh</description>
         <id>2</id>
         <posX>60</posX>
	   <posY>131</posY>
         <onup>5</onup>
         <label>184</label>
      </control>
      <control>
         <type>label</type>
         <description>mpinfo</description>
         <id>3</id>
         <posX>60</posX>
         <posY>200</posY>
         <label>#mpinfo</label>
         <font>font14</font>
         <textcolor>ffffffff</textcolor>
      </control>
   </controls>
</window>