Tanja wrote: > Hello together, > > maybe this is interesting for other german users.
This is _very_ interesting. I'm searching for a good EPG for a long time. I saw epgdata.com some time ago but I ignored it. > Their business idea seems to be to sell the epg data to business > customers who want to itegrate it in their commericial > soft/hardware. And: | Sie bieten die Software, wir den Inhalt. Über Ihre EPG-Software hat | der Kunde die Möglichkeit, sich bei uns die benötigten Programmdaten | herunterzuladen. Dieser Service ist für den User kostenpflichtig This sounds like the user itself has to register. Most epg provider sell the data to the product vendor and the vendor has to pay. This won't work with freevo. If the user has to register and we only provide the grabber to kaa.epg, this would be perfect for us. I wrote a mail to them and will have a phone call with them next week. I hope to convince them that not only Freevo but the whole Open Source community will find this very interessting. I will keep you informed. > If someone is interested, feel free to use this, but I do not garantee > for nothing. (Programm attached.) [...] > if name == 'd40': > # image > self.tag = u'icon' > self.programme[u'icon'] = u'' And they have images. Nice! Not very every programm but for some. This is very cool. And as written in a different mail, we get the mapping to dvb channels, too. Thanks Tanja Dischi -- The future ain't what it used to be.
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