Le jeudi 15 février 2007 à 00:12 +0100, Rob Davis a écrit :
What I am after is an ordered channel list in the same order as the
official decoders from different providers. ie, someone from outside
the UK wouldn't necessarily know that the channels go:
BBC 1, 2 , ITV 1, Ch 4, five. Then
The point is that a £20 freeview box automatically sorts the channel list
using the broadcast lcn data without any user intervention. Then of course
all the channel numbering is correct and conforms to the UK freeview channel
order. By using Tony's script we get the same functionality in vdr for
Tony Grant wrote:
Le jeudi 15 février 2007 à 00:12 +0100, Rob Davis a écrit :
What I am after is an ordered channel list in the same order as the
official decoders from different providers. ie, someone from outside
the UK wouldn't necessarily know that the channels go:
BBC 1, 2 , ITV 1, Ch
Le jeudi 15 février 2007 à 09:15 +0100, Rob Davis a écrit :
If you wanted to have the same numbers as a Sky Digibox.
OK I see.
I am a very basic viewer who just zaps around on a whim recording the
odd film now and then and of course MotoGP. Since we moved my VDR box
died (bad capacitors)
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Houghton wrote:
I've had trouble in the past with VDR disagreeing with the format used
by the output of scan so I've written a script which compares VDR's
channels.conf with the output of scan with Freeview numbering and
outputs a new file with VDR's channel data
On Wednesday 14 February 2007 15:24, Andrew Herron wrote:
Does anyone know if the Logical Channel Numbers that are used in the UK
on Freeview DVB-T transmissions are currently handled by VDR in anyway?
I'm pretty sure that they're currently ignored. I tend to hand edit my
channels.conf every
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Laz wrote:
On Wednesday 14 February 2007 15:24, Andrew Herron wrote:
Does anyone know if the Logical Channel Numbers that are used in the UK
on Freeview DVB-T transmissions are currently handled by VDR in anyway?
I'm pretty sure that they're currently ignored. I tend
Andrew Herron wrote:
Hi Rob,
I think xmltv2vdr.pl might be a better place to start for what you are
trying to achieve... as you can point it at a TV listing web site and
extract all the EPG data for the channels listed apparently based on my
reading of threads on this list that is!
Yes,
On I understand what you are trying to achieve now. LCN data is broadcast as
part of the UK Freeview service and Tony's script uses that data to resort
the channels list (like a Freeview STB would in fact). I guess what you are
after is a combination of xmltvtovdr and Tony's scanln script.
On
