Tanja wrote: > Does that mean, that the guide is not shown, when there is not tv > hardware available in that PC. > I used to do programming and debugging on my laptop, which is without > any tv hardware...
It works without a card. I'm not sure why it does not work without mapping ATM, I have to read the source. I need to find a good way to detect stuff like that. The best way would be to force channels in the epg (for testing) and add all data to the epg with channels we have cards for. I looked in the epgdata.com stuff today and this is exactly what we need: | <!ELEMENT ch0 (#PCDATA)> <!-- tvchannel_name --> | <!ELEMENT ch1 (#PCDATA)> <!-- tvchannel_short --> | <!ELEMENT ch2 (#PCDATA)> <!-- language_en --> | <!ELEMENT ch3 (#PCDATA)> <!-- country_domain --> | <!ELEMENT ch4 (#PCDATA)> <!-- tvchannel_id --> | <!ELEMENT ch5 (#PCDATA)> <!-- sort --> | <!ELEMENT ch6 (#PCDATA)> <!-- package_id --> | <!ELEMENT ch7 (#PCDATA)> <!-- cni830f1 --> | <!ELEMENT ch8 (#PCDATA)> <!-- cni_vps --> | <!ELEMENT ch9 (#PCDATA)> <!-- cni830f2 --> | <!ELEMENT ch10 (#PCDATA)> <!-- cnix26dw --> | <!ELEMENT ch11 (#PCDATA)> <!-- tvchannel_dvb --> | <!ELEMENT ch12 (#PCDATA)> <!-- tvchannel_type --> | ]> | <channel> | <data> | <ch0>ARD</ch0> | <ch1>ARD</ch1> | <ch2>ger</ch2> | <ch3>de</ch3> | <ch4>71</ch4> | <ch5>1</ch5> | <ch6>1022</ch6> | <ch7>4901</ch7> | <ch8>DC1</ch8> | <ch9>0</ch9> | <ch10>0</ch10> | <ch11>Das Erste</ch11> | <ch12>0</ch12> | </data> | <data> For Germany this would solve all our problems. We have the mapping channel name to DVB nameand I guess only of the other ids is what we would find for analog tv. So for epg sources like this we could fetch the epg data for each channel we find. Anyone here using zaptoit, could it work the same way? > A default mapping would be difficult, as at least the epg names are not > the same for all possible grabbers. > They could be anything, or would you have guessed that ESP is Eurosport > or that the abbreviation for Eins Festival is 1FEST which it is in my case. > > The channel names are the ones from mplayer's channel.conf, I suppose? > Maybe it would be possible to create a mapping list from this file > and tell the user to fill in the corresponding epg names. I guess we need a good mapping. 1. How is the channel called? 2. What is the DVB name? 3. What is the analog ID? 4. How is it called in grabber x 4. How is it called in grabber y Dischi -- The light at the end of the tunnel is the headlight of an approaching train.
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