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On 8/8/2007 10:56 PM, Robert Eden wrote:
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On 8/8/2007 10:41 PM, Ian Forde wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The solution is to filter channels on the client side. Maybe the
capability will be added to the native myth grabber, but if not, feel
free to use the XMLTV grabber as it can filter at the client level. I
believe current versions of the myth XMLTV loader finds all the
"special" fields that Z2L provided, and XMLTV put in "strange" places.
If they missed some, I'm sure I can work it out with them.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I think I see what you mean - so I should have one "unified" listing,
then use the channel editor in myth to disable the
non-working-per-cable-box per tuner, right? </pre>
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Actually no, not a unified lineup. XMLTV/tv_grab_na_dd only supports
one "lineup" per "config" file. Even though all lineups are
downloaded, only the one in the config file is used. In addition the
config file lets you filter out certain stations.<br>
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My solution is this:<br>
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tuner1.config<br>
<blockquote>username: user<br>
password: pass<br>
timezone: -0500<br>
lineup: TX42822:-<br>
channel: 54 AETV<br>
channel: 43 CNBC<br>
not channel: 3 DSC<br>
not channel: 57 TLC<br>
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tuner2.config<br>
<blockquote>username: user<br>
password: pass<br>
timezone: -0500<br>
lineup: TX42822:-<br>
not channel: 54 AETV<br>
not channel: 43 CNBC<br>
channel: 3 DSC<br>
channel: 57 TLC<br>
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tv_grab_na_dd --config-file-tuner1.config --dd-data=dd.xml
--output=tuner1.xmltv<br>
tv_grab_na_dd --config-file-tuner2.config --dd-data=dd.xml
--output=tuner2.xmltv --reprocess<br>
mythdatabaseload tuner1.xmltv (syntax made up, remember I don't know
myth)<br>
mythdatabaseload tuner2.xmltv <br>
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Robert<br>
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