using the Rytec plugin for a week now,
first got the stuff also working for my DVB-T - thanx again for adding the channels!
So the next thing I wanted to improve: the BBCi channels (on Sat of course - I can't get the DVB-T from the UK here in Belgium /images/smiley/wink.gif )
spending some time with google learned the BBCi channels have no proper EPG and there is no website were the info can be grabbed.....
there is only a schedule on the BBC website - it seems they update it twice a month.
Some restriction: the are not mentioning which of the BBCi channel is used for which program.
So quite some challenges.
I just finished my first attempt to get some info in the EPG - my test was successfull and I want to share:
-I entered the sport events for the BBCi channels in an xml-file
the file is on the internet (my webspace at the internet provider)
-added an entry in the rytec.resources.xml
<source type="gen_xmltv" channels="own.channels.xml"> <description>BBCi</description> <url>http://www.oostwestedpnet.be/Box/rytecxmltvbbci.xml</url> </source>
-added a reference in my own.channels.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="latin-1"?> <!-- service references can be found in /etc/enigma2/lamedb --> <channels> <!-- BBCi--> <channel id="BBCi">1:0:1:1ae6:07f6:0002:11a0000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- BBCi --> </channels>
-copied the new files on the box (FTP)
made first a copy of the original files
-selected the new entry in the sources and updated the EPG
==> the BBCi6 channel has the sports EPG /images/smiley/smile.gif
I selected this channel because this is the channel with the "multiscreen" (but you can change of course)
Because of the overlap I sometimes entered 2 or 3 events in one EPG-item (but the info is there)
Today I created the xml with some copy/paste (just to get this test), next I'll try to improve the creation of the xml (some scripting or macro's)
as the amount of info is quite small I think I'll be able to continu this in the future.
This is a small effort and I don't need to chech the website anymore.
so feel free to use and comments/remarks are welcome,
Bernd