5 replies to this topic

[thawtes]

i have the epg data in json format

 

how to import it ?

 

thx

[doglover]

On a linux enigma2 machine you need to have the datain XMLTV format in order to import it.

 

Willy.

[thawtes]

On a linux enigma2 machine you need to have the datain XMLTV format in order to import it.

 

Willy.

 

okay, yes I have prepared the file in XMLTV format how do I import it?

 

so mydata.xml convert to gz file ?  or where should the mydata.xml file be located on the e2 device?

 

note: I know how to use RytecEPG import

[doglover]

You have to prepare a custom sources.xml  file in where you define to where it can find the data.

 

 

f.i. the next example imports the rytec XMLTV General files from my NAS locally:

 

Secondly you to construct a custom channels file (compare to the rytec.channels.xml.xz file) where yuo link the EPG to the desired channel.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<sources>
<sourcecat sourcecatname="Rytec General XMLTV">
<source type="gen_xmltv" channels="/home/Fritz/epg/rytec.channels.xml.xz">
<description>News Channels XMLTV </description>
<url>/home/Fritz/epg/rytecNWS.xz</url>
</source>
<source type="gen_xmltv" channels="/home/Fritz/epg/rytec.channels.xml.xz">
<description>Erotic Channels</description>
<url>/home/Fritz/epg/rytecERO.xz</url>
</source>
<source type="gen_xmltv" channels="/home/Fritz/epg/rytec.channels.xml.xz">
<description>AFN</description>
<url>/home/Fritz/epg/rytecAFN.xz</url>
</source>
<source type="gen_xmltv" channels="/home/Fritz/epg/rytec.channels.xml.xz">
<description>Rytec IPTV XMLTV</description>
<url>/home/Fritz/epg/rytecIPTV.xz</url>
</source>
<source type="gen_xmltv" channels="/home/Fritz/epg/rytec.channels.xml.xz">
<description>Rytec Miscellaneous XMLTV</description>
<url>/home/Fritz/epg/rytecMisc.xz</url>
</source>
</sourcecat>

</sources>

Edited by doglover, 29 July 2018 - 04:26.

[doglover]

PS:  the files are here .xz compressed file.

It does not need to be this compressed files.  The program also accept normally . xml files, and gz compressed files.

Just provide the correct filename.

 

Willy

[thawtes]

thank you @doglover