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I am using latest tvheadend from official repository.
The channels logos are located in /media/Logos/

I have defined the channels logos path under tvheadend web interface (channels) (Icon / Full URL) so for every channel also the channel logo is defined like /media/Logos/HBOComedy_ce.png but the tumbs are not displayed in XMBC under liveTV.

Any clue?

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#2
Is local stored logos supported now in tvheadend ? I thought only www logos worked ?!
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#3
You need to ensure that the name of the logo exactly matches the name of the channel. IIRC this is case sensitive.
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#4
I have tried that and does not show up. It is funny that it has worked on version 2.99 or something. And the icons shows up also with old way through add videos and then tvheadend client.
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#5
@illiac4 can you just confirm that you have correctly entered a full URL for the files, i.e. file:///media/Logos/HBOComedy_ce.png (Note: the 3 slashes after fileSmile.

Adam
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#6
(2013-02-11, 11:33)adamsutton Wrote: @illiac4 can you just confirm that you have correctly entered a full URL for the files, i.e. file:///media/Logos/HBOComedy_ce.png (Note: the 3 slashes after fileSmile.

Adam

Hi. I have tried with both variations. And have cleaned up database every time, so that the thumbnails should be created each time but were not. So i assume that it is not working.
1. /media/Logos/HBOComedy_ce.png
2. file:///media/Logos/HBOComedy_ce.png

Just a note:
When i have added the THveadend on the old way (add video sources) the icons were picked with the file pointing like you have suggested i.e. file:///media/Logos/HBOComedy_ce.png
But throught LiveTV they do not show up.
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#7
Can you provide an XBMC debug log, just to check what exactly its requesting. And possibly a tvheadend debug log so we can see what that is saying (not sure it says anything useful for local icons, but worth checking).

Ta
Adam
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#8
hmm where can i find debug logs of tvheadend?
http://pastebin.com/tuGwbZPi
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#9
try /var/log/messages (or /var/log/syslog). use "grep -i tvh" to pull all relevant data out. You may need to adjust startup properties (/etc/default/tvheadend) for most distro's to include TVH_DEBUG=1 for debug output.

Adam
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#10
http://pastebin.com/ezEWaBZF

nothing about icons in it...
Can you simulate maybe if it is working for you?

TNX for help
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#11
The XBMC debug log would also be helpful, that will tell us exactly what XBMC is trying to fetch I think.

It is working for me, if it wasn't I'd have fixed it by now Wink

Adam
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#12
http://pastebin.com/tuGwbZPi

it is here.

http://bite-in.com/program/Snap17.jpg
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#13
seems related to this https://github.com/opdenkamp/xbmc-pvr-ad...e69d60c440 , but I didn't tried yet file:/// format in my environment
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#14
@illiac4
It looks like Lars might have hidden the necessary debug to reduce the verboseness. One other thing to check, look in the TVH config directory (~TVHUSER/.hts) and see if there is an imagecache directory. If there is there should be a series of numbered files in there, fine one that contains a valid file:/// path and try accessing it manually using: http://IP:9981/imagecache/FILENUMBER.

@joethefox
Yes and no. You don't actually need that commit, all that does is change pvr.hts to HTSPv8 which means the URLs served (for cached images, inc file:///) will be relative to the server root (this is done for a few reasons). If a client advertises itself as HTSPv7 (or less) the server will simply do its best to serve a full URL for compatibility.

That being said, that commit was added some time ago and should be in any official Frodo related pvr.hts builds (I assume they're being provided, mine are always self compiled for obvious reasons).

Adam
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#15
There are some files located in /home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/imagecache/meta but none under /home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/imagecache/.

If i go directly to http://ip:9981/imagecache/meta/3 it says '400 Bad request'.

In those files under the meta folder the content of file is:
Code:
{
    "url": "file:///media/Logos/SLO1.png"
}
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