#if 0 /* # ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # record_schedule.py - Recording Schedule Menu # ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # $Id: record_video.py,v 1.0 2003/02/28 Kyle Weston Exp $ # # Notes: This is the menu routine which can be accessed by pressing DISPLAY from # the record_video menu. It allows you to view scheduled recordings and to delete # a scheduled item. It also displays a message if an item is currently recording. # For now when you access the view scheduled recordings menu the program systemat # ically deletes all old items from the file /tmp/freevo_record.lst. When you # delete an item that is currently recording, all recordings are stopped by killing # all mencoder processes and the item is deleted from the file # Todo: # # ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # $Log: record_schedule.py,v $ # ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Freevo - A Home Theater PC framework # Copyright (C) 2002 Krister Lagerstrom, et al. # Please see the file freevo/Docs/CREDITS for a complete list of authors. # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MER- # CHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General # Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along # with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., # 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA # # ----------------------------------------------------------------------- */ #endif import sys import os import time import string # Configuration file. Determines where to look for AVI/MP3 files, etc import config # Various utilities import util # The OSD class import osd # The menu widget class import menu # The mixer class, controls the volumes for playback and recording import mixer # The RemoteControl class, sets up a UDP daemon that the remote control client # sends commands to import rc # The TV application import tv # The Skin import skin # Recording daemon import record_daemon import record_video # Set to 1 for debug output DEBUG = config.DEBUG TRUE = 1 FALSE = 0 # Create the OSD object osd = osd.get_singleton() # Create the remote control object rc = rc.get_singleton() # Set up the mixer mixer = mixer.get_singleton() menuwidget = menu.get_singleton() skin = skin.get_singleton() killflag = 0 def main_menu(): recmenu = generate_main() menuwidget.pushmenu(recmenu) menuwidget.refresh() def generate_main(): if DEBUG: print 'Recording Schedule: generate_main' items = [] items += [menu.MenuItem('View Recording Schedule', view_schedule,0)] items += [menu.MenuItem('Delete Scheduled Item', view_schedule,1)] recmenu = menu.Menu('RECORDING SCHEDULE', items, reload_func=generate_main) rc.app = None return recmenu def view_schedule(arg=None, menuw=None): '''Set up the view recording menu or the delete scheduled item menu''' items = [] line = '0' itemcount = 0 global killflag fd = open(record_daemon.SCHEDULE,'r') #delete old scheduled items from the file since we wont need them #this could be done more efficiently from record_daemon if arg == 0: newstringlist = fd.readline() oldchecker = fd.readlines() fd.close() fd = open(record_daemon.SCHEDULE,'w') for st in oldchecker: #check if item is recording timecomp= st[st.find('-'): st.rfind(',')].split(',') timecomp[0] = timecomp[0].replace('-','').replace(':','').replace(' ','') length = string.atoi(timecomp[1]) currenttime = string.atoi(time.strftime('%m%d%H%M%S', time.localtime())) recording = currenttime < addtime(string.atoi(timecomp[0]),length) #delete old items that are not recording if st.find('#') == -1 or (recording and killflag != 1): newstringlist += st killflag = 0 fd.write(newstringlist) fd.close() fd = open(record_daemon.SCHEDULE,'r') fd.readline() while line != '': oldline = line line = fd.readline() if line.find('#') != -1: recordingflag = 1 else: recordingflag = 0 #get only the title, the record time and the channel line = line[ line.rfind('/') +1: line.find('.avi')] line = line.replace('_',' ') #skip multiple occurences of the same thing if oldline != line and line != '': itemline = line if recordingflag: itemline += ' (currently recording)' if arg == 0: items += [ menu.MenuItem(itemline)] elif arg == 1: items += [ menu.MenuItem(itemline, delete_selection,itemline)] fd.close() if arg == 0: submenu = menu.Menu('VIEW RECORDING SCHEDULE', items, reload_func=view_schedule) else: submenu = menu.Menu('DELETE SCHEDULED ITEM', items, reload_func=view_schedule) menuwidget.pushmenu(submenu) if killflag and arg == 1: skin.PopupBox('All Currently Recording Items Have Been Killed!') time.sleep(2) menuwidget.refresh() killflag = 0 def delete_selection(arg=None, menuw=None): global killflag #stop all recordings if needed if arg.find(' (currently recording)') != -1: os.system('pkill mencoder') killflag = 1 #blood has been spilt today arg = arg.replace(' (currently recording)','').replace(' ','_') fd = open(record_daemon.SCHEDULE,'r') stringlist = fd.readlines() fd.close() fd = open(record_daemon.SCHEDULE,'w') newstringlist = '' for item in stringlist: if item.find(arg) == -1: print item print arg newstringlist += item fd.write(newstringlist) fd.close() menuwidget.back_one_menu() view_schedule(1) def addtime(rtime,length): '''This function will add two time integers together where one is in localtime and the other is a length in seconds, example: rtime = 0305235900 length = 3650 addtime(rtime,length) will return 0306005950''' lhour = (length / 3600)*10000 lminute = ((length % 3600) / 60)*100 lsecond = length % 60 rmonth = (rtime / 100000000)*100000000 rday = (rtime % 100000000 / 1000000)*1000000 rhour =( rtime % 1000000 / 10000)*10000 rminute = (rtime % 10000 / 100)*100 rsecond = rtime % 100 months = 0 days = 0 hours = 0 minutes = 0 seconds = 0 if lsecond + rsecond >= 60: minutes += 100 seconds = (lsecond + rsecond) % 60 minutes += lminute + rminute if minutes >= 6000: hours += 10000 minutes = minutes % 6000 hours += lhour + rhour if hours >= 240000: days += 1000000 hours = hours % 240000 days += rday return rmonth + days + hours + minutes + seconds