I found the bug and am in the process of adding the patch.
ScheduledTvProgram was a red herring, it was never used. Instead, tunerid
was set manually in scheduleRecording() function that I somehow missed in
the last couple of days.
On 1/28/07, Justin Wetherell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm ha
Hi there,
I found out that the skin selection in freevo 2.0 is disabled. After some
investigation I saw that the MENU_CHANGE_STYLE event is not handled in the
mainmenu. So I tried to handle this event in the mainmenu and implement the
skin selection. But I didn't succeed catching this event in
I'm having trouble finding where ScheduledTvProgram is ever initiated. But
when I look into the record_schedule it is obviously called somewhere.
On 1/28/07, Duncan Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Justin Wetherell wrote:
> This is happening everytime, so there must be a new bug.
The program.tu
Hans Meine wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> some updates after collecting experience with nxtvepg:
>
> 1.) I found that configuring nxtvepg as a user, and then writing an init.d
> script to run it not with -rcdir (which should probably be accompanied by
> -dbdir then), but simply through su - .
>
> On F
I found a way to reproduce this:
1. Add a program (not a favorite) that can be re-scheduled to a new time, if
needed
2. Add a new program (that cannot be rescheduled) that conflicts with the
first program added. The first program added will be rescheduled.
When the 2nd program starts to record, i
There certainly is a chance, i'm still looking into to. I don't know how a
program can be added to the scheduledRecordings, without calling
scheduleRecording()
This has happend in awhile, so I don't know if it's still a problem but I
have been looking over my code to see if I can find it.
On 1/2
Justin Wetherell wrote:
> This is happening everytime, so there must be a new bug.
The program.tunerid comes from the channel.tunerid. The channel tunerid
is be default 0 unless it have been overridden by TV_CHANNELS.
It looks like the scheduleRecording function is not being called. You
have been
