[mythtv-users] two video sources, was Re: EPG for Digitenne radio stations?

Nick Morrott knowledgejunkie at gmail.com
Wed Jun 25 16:41:05 UTC 2008


On 24/06/2008, Udo van den Heuvel <udovdh at xs4all.nl> wrote:
> Nick Morrott wrote:
>  > For EIT EPG data to co-exist with XMLTV data you need the following:
>  >
>  > i) EIT scanning enabled for the video source
>  > ii) UseOnAirGuide enabled for those channels you want to get EPG data
>  > for over-the-air. Ensure it is disabled for those channels you want to
>  > use XMLTV data for
>  > iii) An XMLTV-based videosource created in mythtv-setup "Video Sources"
>  > iv) XMLTV IDs associated with those channels you want to use XMLTV data for
>  > iv) A good XMLTV config file containing only those channels you have
>  > given XMLTV IDs.
>
>
> I.e.: you can use both EIT/XML on the same video source and control
>  where the info goes with the XMLTV ID.
>  Thanks very much!
>  (I thought they should be separate)

A 'video source' contains a list of channels received through the same
capture card input. So, if you have a DVB-T card with a single RF
input, and you receive both TV and radio signals through the input,
you require the channels to all be assigned to the same videosource.

Some confusion can arise because the EIT scanner is internal to
MythTV, and can be used in conjunction with an external listings
provider like XMLTV /on the same videosource/. The key is to flag
channel appropriately to use /either/ the EIT scanner, or the XMLTV
grabber.

Nick

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