Hmm, i setup the addon_vuplus branch, but i can't see any channels.
I see my recordings, but nothing else.
When i see in the log i see that xbmc tries to get the services by calling following url:
web/getservices?sRef=1%3A7%3A1%3A0%3A0%3A0%3A0%3A0%3A0%3A0%3AFROM%20BOUQUET%20"userbouquet.favourites.tv"%20ORDER%20BY%20bouquet
this gives me indeed no results when i check manually, but when i check for
web/getservices
i get them all
Tuxbox PVR Client Addon for XBMC for EPG and full control of Dreambox and DBox2?
betz
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2012-02-27 05:31
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jdembski
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2012-02-27 11:50
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betz Wrote:Hmm, i setup the addon_vuplus branch, but i can't see any channels. Are you using a Dreambox or a VuPlus? Maybe the favourite-bouquets are special to VuPlus - Can you paste the output (or at least some parts) from getservices to pastebin or similar? I may be able to implement a configuration option or something so that the user is able to choose the bouquets. As a last resort I would have to parse the complete output of the getallservices-command and put them into channel groups... |
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betz
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2012-02-27 16:32
Post: #23
Ah yes, i didnt use the favourites(tv) bouquet so that was empty.
Would be better indeed to get all services and create channel groups with the bouquests it's attached to. Thanks for sharing this! |
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betz
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2012-02-27 20:58
Post: #24
One other thingie, my video is really strange, like the tempo is not constant.
The sound is ok, but video goes too fast for a second, then stutters for a second and so on. |
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jdembski
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2012-02-29 13:58
Post: #25
betz Wrote:Ah yes, i didnt use the favourites(tv) bouquet so that was empty. Hi, I have just pushed a lot of changes, one is that TV channel groups are now supported. Regarding your problems with the video: What type of hardware are you using? I had this problem with mit ION pc. The solution was to set the Deinterlace method to "Auto - ION Optimized" (Set this as default for all channels) Or maybe it is the platform - I have two identical ION pcs. The first is running an older ION optimized ubuntu distribution and everything is fine (after setting the deinterlace to ION Optimized). On the other pc the current ubuntu version is installed. Unfortunately, all videos (tv live streams, recordings, MKVs from HDD) are stuttering, allthough the logs show that VDPAU is active... |
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stuattravs
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2012-03-01 00:13
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jdembski Wrote:I've got a vu+ duo - I know I should not post it at this stage, but this is my first shot: really sorry to be such a pleb, but any chance of a step by step guide to getting this running on the latest pvr build? compiling sounds a bit ....well.....beyond me
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redknight
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2012-03-06 18:04
Post: #27
stuattravs Wrote:really sorry to be such a pleb, but any chance of a step by step guide to getting this running on the latest pvr build? I have a VU+ but I too am lost at all the talk of compiling xbmc builds etc. Could anyone who has got this working do a quick "How To" for us noobs? I would LOVE to have this working! Even a guide on how to compile etc where neccesary and links to pre-requisits etc would be awesome! Normally I wouldn't request this in such early stage of development but this would be massive for me! I of course realise there will be major bugs and problems at this stage, no pressure, just want to get started. |
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jdembski
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2012-03-06 19:06
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redknight Wrote:I have a VU+ but I too am lost at all the talk of compiling xbmc builds etc. Could anyone who has got this working do a quick "How To" for us noobs? I would LOVE to have this working! I'm typing this from my memory, so there may be spelling mistakes, but this should work for Ubuntu: 1. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc 2. sudo apt-get build-dep xbmc 3. sudo apt-get install git 4. git clone git://github.com/jdembski/xbmc.git 5. cd xbmc 6. ./bootstrap 7. ./configure 8. make Then you can try it out with ./xbmc.bin |
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redknight
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2012-03-06 20:35
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jdembski Wrote:I'm typing this from my memory, so there may be spelling mistakes, but this should work for Ubuntu: I'm a complete noob with this I'm afraid, I assume these are obviously linux command line entries but what will this actually produce and how do I translate that into an add-on like I would see elsewhere on the forum usually in .zip format. |
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jdembski
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2012-03-06 21:49
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redknight Wrote:I'm a complete noob with this I'm afraid, I assume these are obviously linux command line entries but what will this actually produce and how do I translate that into an add-on like I would see elsewhere on the forum usually in .zip format. The PVR-Addons are Binary-Add-Ons, so right now the only way to get this to work is by compiling the whole thing. |
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