(2014-07-11, 02:12)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 01:33)wiz561 Wrote:

(2014-07-10, 19:38)Lunatixz Wrote: Another thing to note is my system runs a mix of ram disk and SSD. I've tweaked the hell out of my htpc.

Going through some logs, it looks like it's hitting a sqlite database somewhere, even though all my shows and library is stored in a mysql database and configured as such in advancedsettings.xml. I moved the xml file from mc2xml to a ram disk, but that didn't really do much for speed.

My questions are:

- If pseudotv is using a sqlite database, where is that db located on the filesystem?
- What does pseudotv write to? A sqlite database? Just the cache directory in ~/.xbmc/userdata/addon_data/script.pseudotv.live ?

Thanks!

PseudoTV Live doesn't use Sqlite or any db for that matter... what are you trying to discover?

(2014-07-11, 02:18)wiz561 Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:12)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 01:33)wiz561 Wrote: Going through some logs, it looks like it's hitting a sqlite database somewhere, even though all my shows and library is stored in a mysql database and configured as such in advancedsettings.xml. I moved the xml file from mc2xml to a ram disk, but that didn't really do much for speed.

My questions are:

- If pseudotv is using a sqlite database, where is that db located on the filesystem?
- What does pseudotv write to? A sqlite database? Just the cache directory in ~/.xbmc/userdata/addon_data/script.pseudotv.live ?

Thanks!

PseudoTV Live doesn't use Sqlite or any db for that matter... what are you trying to discover?

My thinking is, if I can put the sqlite database up on the ramdisk along with the mc2xml files, it would speed things up significantly, if it is an I/O issue.

(2014-07-10, 14:29)Tarkules Wrote:

(2014-07-10, 13:27)kristina27 Wrote: Quick question, Do the Bumpers need to be in a specific file format. I know the one I recieved through donor options are avi. I have some mp4 bumpers and I just can't seem to get them to work even with channel resets.

No problems with avi, mp4 or mkv formats.But FLV are not loading for some reason.
Just make sure the Channel Name matches the bumpers directory, e.g:

Fox channel: ...\Bumpers\Fox

(2014-07-11, 02:54)Marshall Wrote: Here's a feature suggestion. It's probably been mentioned before but I thought I would throw it out there.
I would like to see a "Super" YouTube channel type. It would be nice to combine the content from several YouTube channels, playlists etc into a single channel.

Here is how it might work.

Code:

<setting id="Channel_#_type" value="60" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1" value="Some HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_2" value="Some Other HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_3" value="Some Awesome Playlist" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_4" value="Some great subscription" />
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_3" value="#" />
<setting id="Channel_#_4" value="0" />
<setting id="Channel_#_changed" value="True" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_opt_1" value="Some really great consolidated channel" />

The idea is pretty straight forward, you basically shuffle the content from several sources into a single channel on the EPG. If something like this turns out to be feasible it might be possible to create a hybrid channel type that shuffles content not only from YouTube but other sources as well. Imagine a channel that shuffles content from RSS feeds, playlists and local media into single unified channel.

Just a thought.

(2014-07-11, 02:58)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:54)Marshall Wrote: Here's a feature suggestion. It's probably been mentioned before but I thought I would throw it out there.
I would like to see a "Super" YouTube channel type. It would be nice to combine the content from several YouTube channels, playlists etc into a single channel.

Here is how it might work.

Code:

<setting id="Channel_#_type" value="60" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1" value="Some HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_2" value="Some Other HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_3" value="Some Awesome Playlist" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_4" value="Some great subscription" />
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_3" value="#" />
<setting id="Channel_#_4" value="0" />
<setting id="Channel_#_changed" value="True" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_opt_1" value="Some really great consolidated channel" />

The idea is pretty straight forward, you basically shuffle the content from several sources into a single channel on the EPG. If something like this turns out to be feasible it might be possible to create a hybrid channel type that shuffles content not only from YouTube but other sources as well. Imagine a channel that shuffles content from RSS feeds, playlists and local media into single unified channel.

Just a thought.

it's called Youtube community network... and no one contributes to it...

(2014-07-11, 03:20)Marshall Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:58)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:54)Marshall Wrote: Here's a feature suggestion. It's probably been mentioned before but I thought I would throw it out there.
I would like to see a "Super" YouTube channel type. It would be nice to combine the content from several YouTube channels, playlists etc into a single channel.

Here is how it might work.

Code:

<setting id="Channel_#_type" value="60" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1" value="Some HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_2" value="Some Other HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_3" value="Some Awesome Playlist" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_4" value="Some great subscription" />
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_3" value="#" />
<setting id="Channel_#_4" value="0" />
<setting id="Channel_#_changed" value="True" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_opt_1" value="Some really great consolidated channel" />

The idea is pretty straight forward, you basically shuffle the content from several sources into a single channel on the EPG. If something like this turns out to be feasible it might be possible to create a hybrid channel type that shuffles content not only from YouTube but other sources as well. Imagine a channel that shuffles content from RSS feeds, playlists and local media into single unified channel.

Just a thought.

it's called Youtube community network... and no one contributes to it...

I took a quick look around and couldn't find it. Could you give me a link?

(2014-07-11, 03:20)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 03:20)Marshall Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:58)Lunatixz Wrote: it's called Youtube community network... and no one contributes to it...

I took a quick look around and couldn't find it. Could you give me a link?

Post 1

(2014-07-11, 03:33)Marshall Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 03:20)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 03:20)Marshall Wrote: I took a quick look around and couldn't find it. Could you give me a link?

Post 1

I thought that might be what you were talking about. Is there a way to use a local xml file? I assume that selecting those program options causes the program to go out and grab the info from the files that nobody is contributing to lol. Honestly, I'm amazed that more people aren't all over this program. PSTL is the most important app on XBMC. With it you have your own personalized virtual Cable/Satellite company and without it you're just running another media player.

But then again its like the old DSS scene... 99% of the people only showed up right after an ECM screaming for fixes and they vanished the second things were working again.

(2014-07-11, 02:58)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:54)Marshall Wrote: Here's a feature suggestion. It's probably been mentioned before but I thought I would throw it out there.
I would like to see a "Super" YouTube channel type. It would be nice to combine the content from several YouTube channels, playlists etc into a single channel.

Here is how it might work.

Code:

<setting id="Channel_#_type" value="60" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1" value="Some HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_2" value="Some Other HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_3" value="Some Awesome Playlist" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_4" value="Some great subscription" />
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_3" value="#" />
<setting id="Channel_#_4" value="0" />
<setting id="Channel_#_changed" value="True" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_opt_1" value="Some really great consolidated channel" />

The idea is pretty straight forward, you basically shuffle the content from several sources into a single channel on the EPG. If something like this turns out to be feasible it might be possible to create a hybrid channel type that shuffles content not only from YouTube but other sources as well. Imagine a channel that shuffles content from RSS feeds, playlists and local media into single unified channel.

Just a thought.

it's called Youtube community network... and no one contributes to it...

(2014-07-11, 12:26)bry- Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:58)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2014-07-11, 02:54)Marshall Wrote: Here's a feature suggestion. It's probably been mentioned before but I thought I would throw it out there.
I would like to see a "Super" YouTube channel type. It would be nice to combine the content from several YouTube channels, playlists etc into a single channel.

Here is how it might work.

Code:

<setting id="Channel_#_type" value="60" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1" value="Some HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_2" value="Some Other HD Documentary Channel" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_3" value="Some Awesome Playlist" />
<setting id="Channel_#_1_4" value="Some great subscription" />
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_3" value="#" />
<setting id="Channel_#_4" value="0" />
<setting id="Channel_#_changed" value="True" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_#_rule_1_opt_1" value="Some really great consolidated channel" />

The idea is pretty straight forward, you basically shuffle the content from several sources into a single channel on the EPG. If something like this turns out to be feasible it might be possible to create a hybrid channel type that shuffles content not only from YouTube but other sources as well. Imagine a channel that shuffles content from RSS feeds, playlists and local media into single unified channel.

Just a thought.

it's called Youtube community network... and no one contributes to it...

Shenanigans

(2014-07-11, 02:57)kristina27 Wrote:

(2014-07-10, 14:29)Tarkules Wrote:

(2014-07-10, 13:27)kristina27 Wrote: Quick question, Do the Bumpers need to be in a specific file format. I know the one I recieved through donor options are avi. I have some mp4 bumpers and I just can't seem to get them to work even with channel resets.

No problems with avi, mp4 or mkv formats.But FLV are not loading for some reason.
Just make sure the Channel Name matches the bumpers directory, e.g:

Fox channel: ...\Bumpers\Fox

That's good to know. But a couple of the channels I created are not finding the bumpers. I made the Cloo channel with in the channel configuration window using TV genre, Crime and renaming the channel to Cloo. It found the logo I made just fine in the logo folder but does not load any of the bumpers for that channel that I have in the Cloo folder with in the Bumpers folder I have designated. Nor is it loading the Chiller bumpers. I made the Chiller channel the same way through the Channel configuation window within the Pseudotv Live set up.