On Thursday 26 August 2004 08:26, Matthieu Weber wrote:
> are changing time every week). Actually, it might be useful to have a
> list of overlaping shows (browsing the whole guide is not really
> necessary for that purpose, there could be a function that looks for
> overlaping and present them to
On Wed 25.08.2004 at 04:12:23PM +0300, Matthieu Weber wrote:
> After downloading the TV program from the net with xmltv, I usually go
> through the wole guide to see what's interesting in the coming week
> (especially in the evenings when movies are scheduled).
I forgot to add: I also use the TV g
Dirk, I agree to this, tailoring the user interface for specific tasks
is always a good idea.
For the "expert" user, we could always have the old-style tv-guide (all
info on one screen) hanging around as a plugin or so.
Richard.
Dirk Meyer wrote:
Richard van Paasen wrote:
Another idea for th
--- Dirk Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
> I just had a similar idea. Why not two types of tv guides. We use the
> tv guide for two reasons: watching tv now and recording. Both have
> different needs:
>
> Watching now: I want to know what's up at this time on all
> channels. This is the time
No it was actually a freevo based rip off of what the tivo did. It was a working
plugin for a while but got broken with some of the changes for 1.5. I was just
wondering if the original author had fixed it for 1.5 or was interested in doing it.
Will see if i have an old screengrab rshortt sent m
On Wed 25.08.2004 at 02:28:31PM +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> I just had a similar idea. Why not two types of tv guides. We use the
> tv guide for two reasons: watching tv now and recording. Both have
> different needs:
>
> Watching now: I want to know what's up at this time on all
> channels. This i
Richard van Paasen wrote:
> Another idea for the textual version of the tv guide is to restrict
> the information on one page to either one channel or one
> time-box. Browsing through the tv guide "pages" (either channels or
> time boxes) then can be done with the left/right keys on the
> remote. W
Mick wrote:
Hey (slightly OT). With DVB cards (attn rob..) can you grab analogue too?
I was reading some PC mag and it mentioned this was a feature on some
cards.. I didn't realise this.. Could this be utilised somehow?
Some DVB cards capture analogue too, I'm not sure which though, maybe
the dvb
> I plan on copying Media Center for MeBox. I think its guide layout is
> nice:
>
>http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/xpmce_review_94.gif
>
I like this, more room for description and also grabing frames (or live
video) from the card! Way cool..
Hey (slightly OT). With DVB cards (att
On Tuesday 24 August 2004 23:53, Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri wrote:
> > BTW, I don't like the current tv guide. Too much information in many
> > small boxes. If anyone has a new idea, please post. I can create that
> > guide, but I need ideas from you.
>
> How about that Tivo-like guide someone implem
--- Dirk Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
> Richard van Paasen wrote:
> > I "only" have a 1 sec delay when switching chanels (20 in total) .
> One
> > could cache the channels and update them while the matrix is being
> > shown (old pictures in greyscale, updated in full color) but hey,
> that
speaking of which what ever happened to that tivoguide variant. I think we should
include it with a different name for all the obvious reasons, but i actually liked it
quite a bit.
--
Michael Ruelle
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> Richard van Paasen wrote:
> > I "only" have a 1 sec delay when switching ch
Another idea for the textual version of the tv guide is to restrict the
information on one page to either one channel or one time-box. Browsing
through the tv guide "pages" (either channels or time boxes) then can be
done with the left/right keys on the remote. Walking through rows on a
page wi
On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 19:49 +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> BTW, I don't like the current tv guide. Too much information in many
> small boxes.
I don't like it either.
> If anyone has a new idea, please post. I can create that
> guide, but I need ideas from you.
I plan on copying Media Center for Me
Richard van Paasen wrote:
> I "only" have a 1 sec delay when switching chanels (20 in total) . One
> could cache the channels and update them while the matrix is being
> shown (old pictures in greyscale, updated in full color) but hey, that
> are implementation details.
>
> The guide can of course
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