[mythtv] Help getting decent page chooser for teletext.

Kenneth Aafløy ke-aa at frisurf.no
Sun Jul 27 02:14:11 EDT 2003


Hi,


just wanna give my 10cents:

www.etsi.org (search for teletext):

ETSI TR 100 287 V1.2.1 (2002-12)
Title: Television systems;Code of practice for enhanced Teletext


seems to me that this is something worth skimming through.

Kenneth

----- Original Message -----
From: "Martin Moeller" <martin at martinm-76.dk>
To: "Development of mythtv" <mythtv-dev at snowman.net>
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 12:18 AM
Subject: [mythtv] Help getting decent page chooser for teletext.


> All right. I've done what I can, I need some help before the final patch
> to the teletext subsystem is ready...
>
> I now have a extremely bad implementation of reading from a file and
> storing (in a roundabout way) in vbipagenr.
>
> I am sure there are many people out there who knows a much better and
> more elegant way to do this, and hopefully also how to modify it do work
> like this:
>
> * Check for $HOME/.mythtv/teletext in stead of /tmp/teletext.mythtv
> * Convert the input to the right hexvalue, i.e the file contains 399 and
> the vbipagenr ends up as 0x03990000. Right now I must calculate the
> decimal value of 0x0399 and place that in /tmp/teletext.mythtv.
> Horrible, but it beats recompiling all the time.
>
> I hope one of you out there can spare a bit of time to 'do this right'
> since I've spent roughly 3-4 hours doing it this badly :)
>
> I have tried to make sure mythfrontend doesn't segfault on Live TV and
> View Recording (it would, if /tmp/teletext.mythtv didn't exist). I
> suppose I am missing some exception handling here as well...
>
> If only C++ was PHP.. :)
[COMMENT]
Yea, and we all would go to hell, C rocks! :)

> If anyone out there prefers an extra field in the settings table or one
> more column in channels then that's fine by me, if you can make it work
> :) -- Similary, if one of you can make 'T' go through all possible pages
> and toggle off after having tried them all, that would be just fine with
> me too. I think I've just about reached my limit here with my current
> knowledge of C++.
>
> Who would have thought reading 3-4 characters from a file was so much
> work.... There must be a better way.
>
> /Martin.
> --
> Martin Moeller <martin at martinm-76.dk>
>
>


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