(2014-03-04, 19:47)spyder Wrote: Would it be possible to get the homerun autotune to build the channels in the order they were made? The channels created are in numerical order so I get 11.1 as the first channel, when it should be channel 2.1. I know my channels won't match(multiple sub-channels), but this would at least get them in the order they would be if I were using the TV's tuner.

(2014-03-04, 19:47)spyder Wrote: I also had a suggestion, would it be possible to have a 'Recorded Shows Directory'? To further simulate cable dvr boxes, set up a channel(1) as a shortcut to pvr recorded shows. This would help for currently airing shows that someone wants to watch in order/newest unwatched first. I know you can set a channel to pause and make a playlist of newly added unwatched shows, but you would have to look through the timeline for a certain show.

(2014-03-04, 20:07)hewligun Wrote: Hey Lunatixz. I am on an older version of PTV live. my settings2.xml has no internet streams and is really just a copy of the settings2 from PTV. I am told on the latest builds i need to remake my settings2.xml if i want it to work? and if I have movie channels based on genre that it now adds tv shows as well, there is no way to seperate them.

Is there anyway or some code guide i can do to edit my settings2.xml to work how it currently does but on your new version? that way I can do the upgrade. I want to move to gotham and test latest PTV out.

(2014-03-04, 20:10)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-03-04, 20:07)hewligun Wrote: Hey Lunatixz. I am on an older version of PTV live. my settings2.xml has no internet streams and is really just a copy of the settings2 from PTV. I am told on the latest builds i need to remake my settings2.xml if i want it to work? and if I have movie channels based on genre that it now adds tv shows as well, there is no way to seperate them.

Is there anyway or some code guide i can do to edit my settings2.xml to work how it currently does but on your new version? that way I can do the upgrade. I want to move to gotham and test latest PTV out.

There is no need to do anything more then copy over your setting2.xml to the new pseudotv live folder. I would then "force channel reset" after configuring settings in pseudotv live.

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Code:

Migration info:

If you already have pseudotv installed:
This version is independent from the original Pseudotv; this will help facilitate the transition between copies. Now you can experiment with this plugin and see if its for you, without any worry. Your userdata (ie cache,playlists,settings.xml,settings2.xml) are all compatible... but outdated. Copy this data over to userdata/script.pseudotv.live/ and be sure to check the settings before running.

If you are new to pseudotv:
Just install, check settings, then run... pseudotv live will automatically build a few channels including some InternetTV channels...

(2014-03-04, 20:05)Lunatixz Wrote: Rename files to control ordering, or edit setting2 and change the channel numbers....

(2014-03-04, 20:05)Lunatixz Wrote: You can already add a directory to PseudoTV, The easiest way is to setup a directory channel using the path for your recordtv.
The ideal way (which I use) is to setup recorded media to rename it self using conventional naming (ie. Vikings - S02E01 ). Then scrape that folder in XBMC, In Pseudo setup a custom playlist channel.

(2014-03-04, 19:47)spyder Wrote: I know you can set a channel to pause and make a playlist of newly added unwatched shows, but you would have to look through the timeline for a certain show.

(2014-03-05, 04:38)demarini Wrote: also tried install on raspbmc and Pivos XIOS and neither worked, however it installed on windows 7 like a charm.

(2014-03-06, 04:46)Lunatixz Wrote: Hows Popcorn working out for everyone?
If it's well received I will add more sources, otherwise I will move on...