(2013-09-16, 00:38)sourdough Wrote: I've installed PseudoTV into XBMC 12.2 on a Windows 7 machine and everything seems to be working except the Advanced Channel Rules. Is there a trick to entering Channel Rules or is this feature no longer available?

Ron

stevedawg85 Wrote: Q3:
I attempted the skin, didn't like it, and reverted back. Somewhere in the process, I did something, and I can no longer see the buttons in the top left corner when changing channels. Input is still accepted, I just can't see the '11' when i type in '11'. What file/setting can I change to get this back?

(2013-09-16, 00:53)stevedawg85 Wrote: Q4:
I have my 'channels shared' through path substitution where I can edit settings2.xml and it'll update across XBMC's. What does the setting "Enable Channel Sharing," do? And what is the folder it wants me to select? Is my path substitution the same thing?

(2013-09-16, 00:38)sourdough Wrote: I've installed PseudoTV into XBMC 12.2 on a Windows 7 machine and everything seems to be working except the Advanced Channel Rules. Is there a trick to entering Channel Rules or is this feature no longer available?

Ron

(2013-09-16, 04:55)shess757 Wrote:

(2013-09-16, 00:38)sourdough Wrote: I've installed PseudoTV into XBMC 12.2 on a Windows 7 machine and everything seems to be working except the Advanced Channel Rules. Is there a trick to entering Channel Rules or is this feature no longer available?

Ron

I don't think the advanced channel rules are working. And as for the link, I believe in the first or second post it's mentioned that 3rd party channel managers don't work with this program.

(2013-09-12, 04:47)shess757 Wrote: Not really a feature but more a EPG sync question. I read a few pages back where you explained how the EPG works, for sync workaround would it be posible to dumb down the EPG/XMLTV and only use a time stamp? Instead of verifying each show, just match up the XMLTV time with the add-on.
I realize there would be errors, but from my limited knowledge as long as your XMLTV was updated recently it should be very close.

As for media features none that I can think of looking great!

(2013-09-19, 08:46)mrevjd Wrote: Great Addon

Hoping someone can help me with this one.
For some reason the EPG duplicates the Channels down the list. I would like to remedy this.
Happy to post config files if required.

Cheers
Evan

(2013-09-19, 08:13)Amqui Wrote: Good day,

I have added streams from Justin TV (through the JTV plugin) and they work within Pseudo TV, but sometimes when changing channels, it tries to seek out a new start point in the stream (seek +1:07 for example) which makes XBMC crash (note that seeking forward or backward in Justin TV streams within the JTV plugin itself also makes XBMC crash). Is there a way to tell Pseudo TV to always start those channels at 0:00 (i.e. at the present time in the live stream)?

Thanks,

(2013-09-17, 20:31)sourdough Wrote:

(2013-09-16, 04:55)shess757 Wrote:

(2013-09-16, 00:38)sourdough Wrote: I've installed PseudoTV into XBMC 12.2 on a Windows 7 machine and everything seems to be working except the Advanced Channel Rules. Is there a trick to entering Channel Rules or is this feature no longer available?

Ron

I don't think the advanced channel rules are working. And as for the link, I believe in the first or second post it's mentioned that 3rd party channel managers don't work with this program.

Thanks Lunatixz; I hope they get this feature working.. BTW: Just to let you know... the 3rd party "PseudoTV Manager" does work and I was able to setup my channels so that multiple TV show/channels (i.e. The Family Guy, South Park and The Simpsons) all showed up consecutively on a single "Cartoon Channel" that I created.

(2013-09-18, 10:25)shess757 Wrote: Don't know if you saw my previous post, wondering if you had any thoughts. Not sure how the EPG works on the tv guide add-on but might be similar.

(2013-09-12, 04:47)shess757 Wrote: Not really a feature but more a EPG sync question. I read a few pages back where you explained how the EPG works, for sync workaround would it be posible to dumb down the EPG/XMLTV and only use a time stamp? Instead of verifying each show, just match up the XMLTV time with the add-on.
I realize there would be errors, but from my limited knowledge as long as your XMLTV was updated recently it should be very close.

As for media features none that I can think of looking great!