Re: tv_grab_uk_rt users: An important update :(

"Dave Slee" <[email protected]> Wed, 18 May 2016 15:35:59 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tv.xmltv.general
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From: David Osguthorpe [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 18 May 2016 15:20
To: Using the xmltv programs <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [xmltv-users] tv_grab_uk_rt users: An important update :(

> You might want to check my previous post (2016-05-15) - Im still looking
to see exactly what season/episode data is provided.

I'll try to help with real life samples... working on it...

> An important point is that so far Ive only seen Satellite lineups - ie Sky
and Freesat - I do not see a Freeview lineup.

I'm using multiple tuners - 2 x DVB-S (Freesat) and 4 x DVB-T (Freeview) and
I know of one other NPVR board member with Sky box and IR blaster who is
pulling down listings for BSkyB from SD.

I see the following relevant listing sources:

Selecting "Europe - Great Britain" and entering my postcode:

* Seven different BskyB lineups (Two for England - I am told that one is for
lower packages and one is for higher cost packages where the channel numbers
are significantly different; one each for Scotland, Wales, NI, Channel
Islands, Eire, and a generic United Kingdom)
* Freeview Tyne Tees (according to my postcode), labelled "Cable", but ideal
for me on a main DVB-T transmitter (Pontop Pike)
* Freesat (x5 for different parts of the UK - Scotland, Wales etc.)
* Antenna, which I have not used but guess might be a cable service? Digging
a bit deeper it is the OTA channels you might (or might not) get from main
transmitters and relays of DVB-T.

> I think a Freeview lineup could be munged together from that data though -
the primary issue are those channels on  Freeview
> but not on Freesat eg Dave - but I know Dave is on Sky - there is a
channels configure option for the tv_grab_sd_json but not tried
> it yet.

Probably no need referring to the above.



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