TV_CHANNELS = [('C2.ebroadcast.com.au', 'ABC', 'AS6'),
('C7.ebroadcast.com.au', 'Seven', 'AS8'),
('C9.ebroadcast.com.au', 'Win', 'AU39'),
('C10.ebroadcast.com.au', 'TEN', 'AU33'),
('C28.ebroadcast.com.au', 'SBS', 'AU30')]I didn't have the channels correct.
Stephen Moore wrote:
Ijust figured a bit of it out
freevo writes to .tvtime/stationlist.xml
<list norm="PAL" frequencies="freevo">
<station active="1" band="US Cable" name="ABC" channel="6" position="0" finetune="0" norm="PAL"/>
<station active="1" band="US Cable" name="Channel 7" channel="8" position="1" finetune="0" norm="PAL"/>
<station active="1" band="US Cable" name="Channel Nine" channel="33" position="2" finetune="0" norm="PAL"/>
<station active="1" band="US Cable" name="TEN" channel="27" position="3" finetune="0" norm="PAL"/>
<station active="1" band="US Cable" name="SBS" channel="24" position="4" finetune="0" norm="PAL"/>
</list>
it doesnt help that I am in australia, ;-)
why is band="US Cable" being inserted?
Stephen Moore wrote:
I have mplayer working with freevo 1.4.1 on redhat. Just wanted to try tvtime
I changed the file /etc/freevo/local_conf.py to reflect this and now tvtime starts, unfortunately with the incorrect channel.
freevo seems to be passing in channels 0,1,2,3,4 when the appropriate channels are 8,10,23 33 36
I had a crack at changing the number of the channels in the tvtime xml file, with little sucess
How do other people manage this??
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