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Hi,
a friend of mine compiled the XBMC with PVR unified, and it looks and feels amazing (he has a PVR-Linux Box, which could be connected to XBMC - Unified PVR, and everything is working fine...
Maybe the best afford would be, doing the PVR unified middle layer for MediaPortal?
i'm going to search the forum about more information... the most difficult part would be, that the unified PVR stuff is not a python plugin, and it's not compiled into the 9.11 Windows Version...
what do you think? maybe you do things, which will be obsolete soon?
best regards,
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Hello from Spain.
I have managed to form it adequately, and can see the tv in OSX LEOPARD perfectly, with XBMC's version for my OS.
I Sending the sign with a PC with Windows XP like server so much a Xbox, a Mackintosh and 2 PC in Windows Vista perfectly.
Thnaks for the work.
Sorry for my English.
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thank you ,of course i will give feedback ,can´t await the new release !
greetings from austria !
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Plug-in is fantastic!! Awesome work & working well here in the land of OZ
Great step forward with TV/PVR Integration win XBMC in the Windows Format
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yahooo this is what i have been waiting for for like a million years =)
just wanted this post to be a big thanks for a nice job.
and it works fine, tried with mediaportal up and the plugin even told me what channels i could not watch.
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2010-01-08, 04:14
(This post was last modified: 2010-01-08, 15:05 by MartijnGP.)
After lurking the forum for rougly a year, I registered to say you're a god.
I've been fooling around with this because the analog cable signal where I live is _extremely_ poor, so I needed digital TV. Now the only possibility here is DVB-T, but that's all PayTV and needs CAM cards. My analog card would work under MythTV but a DVB-T tuner with CAM won't. I had to use MediaPortal, but then XBMC wouldn't support that. Only solution I could come up with was a set-top box, controlled by a MythTV box running Linux (as it can't connect to PCI cards while running from a VM, it had to be a physical second machine), then transport that output to the Linux box over composite, and then over the net to xbmc. This offcourse sucks.
Well anyway, not too interesting. I can't test this stuff right now as I don't have a normal PC around anymore (only laptops) where I can plug in a tuner. In about a week, I'm getting myself a new HTPC and this plugin will be the first thing I'm going to test. As I'm a Python developer, I might be able to help you out where necessary.
Edit: I see it's running in the Confluenze skin, that's sweet!