Re: [mythtv-users] importing old videos

2005-04-28 Thread Sim
On Tue 01 Mar 2005 06:07, Tony Rein wrote:
 * Renaming the files with names that reflect the content.
 * Moving the files into my MythVideo directory.

 This is probably not exactly what you had in mind -- the recordings show up
 in the list of videos, and not in the list of recorded programs, but you
 can watch them.

I have a few stranded nuv files from when I rebuilt the database (after 
messing up a change of hostname...).  I can find them now as videos but I 
can't play them - whay should I do?

Simon
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Re: [mythtv-users] importing old videos

2005-04-28 Thread Howard Cokl

--- Sim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Tue 01 Mar 2005 06:07, Tony Rein wrote:
  * Renaming the files with names that reflect the
 content.
  * Moving the files into my MythVideo directory.
 
  This is probably not exactly what you had in mind
 -- the recordings show up
  in the list of videos, and not in the list of
 recorded programs, but you
  can watch them.
 
 I have a few stranded nuv files from when I rebuilt
 the database (after 
 messing up a change of hostname...).  I can find
 them now as videos but I 
 can't play them - whay should I do?
 
 Simon

Did you back up the database before you rebuilt it? 
If so you can import the data back into the recorded
table.  I've done this a couple of times using webmin,
although I'm sure there is an easier cmdline that
would do the same thing.  If you don't have a backup
you can still put the information into that database
using webmin, you just won't have all of the
description, category, etc.  Always backup your
database before mucking around with it unless you are
willing to lose the data.

Howard
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Re: [mythtv-users] importing old videos

2005-04-28 Thread Robert Kulagowski
I have a few stranded nuv files from when I rebuilt the database (after 
messing up a change of hostname...).  I can find them now as videos but I 
can't play them - whay should I do?
~/mythtv/contrib/myth.rebuilddatabase.pl
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Re: [mythtv-users] importing old videos

2005-02-28 Thread Tony Rein
On Saturday 26 February 2005 04:46 pm, Ben Steeves wrote:
 Hi,

 I have a bunch of files from a previous Myth installation I'd like to
 import into a new installation.  I have a backup of the old
 mythconverg database -- what tables to I need to import from the old
 DB into the new DB in order to get the files to show up in
 mythfrontend?

I just had this come up. I ended up doing the following:

* Booting to the previous Myth installation
* Using a Web browser on the local network to get a list of recorded programs
 via MythWeb, and printing the list.
* Rebooting to the new installation
* Using the printout and figuring out which disk file was which program
 You probably already know this, but the filename Myth gives a disk
 file for a recording is formed from the channel number, date, and
 starting/ending times for the recording. For example, a file named
 1008_2005022812_2005022813.nuv would have been
 recorded on channel 8, starting Feb. 28, 2005 at 12:00 Noon and
 going until 1:00 PM.
* Renaming the files with names that reflect the content.
* Moving the files into my MythVideo directory.

This is probably not exactly what you had in mind -- the recordings show up in 
the list of videos, and not in the list of recorded programs, but you can 
watch them.

--Tony
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[mythtv-users] importing old videos

2005-02-26 Thread Ben Steeves
Hi,

I have a bunch of files from a previous Myth installation I'd like to
import into a new installation.  I have a backup of the old
mythconverg database -- what tables to I need to import from the old
DB into the new DB in order to get the files to show up in
mythfrontend?
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