<html><head><style type='text/css'>p { margin: 0; }</style></head><body><div style='font-family: Verdana; font-size: 8pt; color: #000000'><br>> I know WHERE to put it, but do I have to put in any parameters? That's <br>> really my question. I have "/usr/local/bin/6200ch" right now. If I <br>> wanted to pass the node for the firewire port and the channel number, <br>> how do I do that? I know that some of the user job scripts can get <br>> parameters like %CHANID%, etc., so do I have to put that on that command <br>> line?<br>> <br>> Thanks,<br>> Harry<br>><br><br>I use the 6200ch program to change my channels. I had issues changing
channels from SD to HD (and vice versa). Mythfrontend would crash.
So, I created a simple script to add a 1 second delay after changing
the channel.<br>
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Either way, I add the -g option to the 6200ch command line, to specifiy the GUID of the Motorola box.<br>
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In mythtv directly, I had: 6200ch -g xxxxxx The channels gets added automatically by myth.<br>
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For the script, mythtv just has 6200ch-1.sh as it's command, and the
script deals with the GUID, the script looks something like:<br>
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6200ch -g xxxxxx $1<br>
sleep 1<br>
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Simple as that. Firewire channel switching has been flawless for me.<br>
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Gerald<br></div></body></html>