Re: [Freevo-users] [freevo-users] ok I'm a complete newbie...quick help?

2007-11-10 Thread Pirlouwi
Hello Steven,
the answer is yes: what is needed by Freevo is a well-formed channel list
among other things.
But putting John Doe inside every xmltvid's or simplier  will make the
freevo working, but without tv guide.
In the future you can complete the tv guide configuration when you have
grabbed enough information.
Pirlouwi.

On Nov 10, 2007 2:25 AM, Steven Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi Pirlouwi et al,
 I've read those links now, and so I think I can form more specific
 questions:

 1.  I'm in North America, and I remember reading recently that XMLTV is no
 longer alive, due to some issue with the listings no longer being free.  The
 freevo docs say,  *XMLTV is a vital component providing the TV guide and
 must be correctly configured before you continue*.  Is this still true,
 must I have XMLTV configured, even though it will no longer be able to
 successfully retrieve listings?  Suppose I don't care about the tv guide
 feature?

 2.  Now I'm following along with doc.freevo.org/AnalogueGen .  My
 freevo.conf file is setup the way it should be.  The last step then is
 configuring the tv channel list.  In it, you need to specify as one of the
 parameters for each channel, the 'xmltvid'.  Taking my first question into
 consideration, does it matter what I enter into that field?  Can I enter
 fake data and not have anything crash?  (I have not yet done channel
 configuration but I'll try it tonight)

 Thanks again for putting up with me,
 Steven



 On Nov 9, 2007 12:59 AM, Pirlouwi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Good Morning Steven,
  may I suggest you to have some look at the Freevo Wiki documentation?
 
  http://doc.freevo.org/TVConfig
  http://doc.freevo.org/Recordserver
 
  have a good reading, and if you answer back with more accurate issues,
  you will gain time by receiving more accurate responses.
  Kind Regards,
  Pirlouwi
 
 
   On Nov 9, 2007 7:52 AM, Steven Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
Hello,
   Please excuse me for being a complete newbie to Freevo--I just
   downloaded this program (and it looks great!).  I'm having a bit of 
   trouble
   understanding why I can't watch TV with it yet though.
   --I got the Ubuntu deb version from the website, and it installed ok.
   --I've got a standard tv tuner, one that works with all the other tv
   viewing programs out there.
   --When I pick the Watch TV option, it's as though it takes me to
   some sort of recording menu instead (screenshot attached).
   --Where's the TV output, how come the recordserver is down and how
   can I fix it?
  
   Thank you in advance with your patience!  I really want to use this
   program...
  
   Steven
  
  
  
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Re: [Freevo-users] [freevo-users] ok I'm a complete newbie...quick help?

2007-11-09 Thread Pirlouwi
Good Morning Steven,
may I suggest you to have some look at the Freevo Wiki documentation?

http://doc.freevo.org/TVConfig
http://doc.freevo.org/Recordserver

have a good reading, and if you answer back with more accurate issues, you
will gain time by receiving more accurate responses.
Kind Regards,
Pirlouwi


On Nov 9, 2007 7:52 AM, Steven Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello,
 Please excuse me for being a complete newbie to Freevo--I just downloaded
 this program (and it looks great!).  I'm having a bit of trouble
 understanding why I can't watch TV with it yet though.
 --I got the Ubuntu deb version from the website, and it installed ok.
 --I've got a standard tv tuner, one that works with all the other tv
 viewing programs out there.
 --When I pick the Watch TV option, it's as though it takes me to some
 sort of recording menu instead (screenshot attached).
 --Where's the TV output, how come the recordserver is down and how can I
 fix it?

 Thank you in advance with your patience!  I really want to use this
 program...

 Steven


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Re: [Freevo-users] [freevo-users] ok I'm a complete newbie...quick help?

2007-11-09 Thread Steven Hunt
Hi Pirlouwi et al,
I've read those links now, and so I think I can form more specific
questions:

1.  I'm in North America, and I remember reading recently that XMLTV is no
longer alive, due to some issue with the listings no longer being free.  The
freevo docs say, *XMLTV is a vital component providing the TV guide and
must be correctly configured before you continue*.  Is this still true,
must I have XMLTV configured, even though it will no longer be able to
successfully retrieve listings?  Suppose I don't care about the tv guide
feature?

2.  Now I'm following along with doc.freevo.org/AnalogueGen .  My
freevo.conf file is setup the way it should be.  The last step then is
configuring the tv channel list.  In it, you need to specify as one of the
parameters for each channel, the 'xmltvid'.  Taking my first question into
consideration, does it matter what I enter into that field?  Can I enter
fake data and not have anything crash?  (I have not yet done channel
configuration but I'll try it tonight)

Thanks again for putting up with me,
Steven


On Nov 9, 2007 12:59 AM, Pirlouwi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Good Morning Steven,
 may I suggest you to have some look at the Freevo Wiki documentation?

 http://doc.freevo.org/TVConfig
 http://doc.freevo.org/Recordserver

 have a good reading, and if you answer back with more accurate issues, you
 will gain time by receiving more accurate responses.
 Kind Regards,
 Pirlouwi


 On Nov 9, 2007 7:52 AM, Steven Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hello,
  Please excuse me for being a complete newbie to Freevo--I just
  downloaded this program (and it looks great!).  I'm having a bit of trouble
  understanding why I can't watch TV with it yet though.
  --I got the Ubuntu deb version from the website, and it installed ok.
  --I've got a standard tv tuner, one that works with all the other tv
  viewing programs out there.
  --When I pick the Watch TV option, it's as though it takes me to some
  sort of recording menu instead (screenshot attached).
  --Where's the TV output, how come the recordserver is down and how can
  I fix it?
 
  Thank you in advance with your patience!  I really want to use this
  program...
 
  Steven
 
 
 
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